Nitric Oxide: A Cornerstone of Functional Medicine

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This presentation will provide an in-depth understanding of the clinical evidence surrounding the role of Nitric Oxide (NO) in promoting overall health outcomes for your patients.
Explore the many mechanisms through which NO affects the cardiovascular and circulatory system including it’s critical role in cognitive function, sexual performance and gut health.
The presentation will also examine the scientific research linking nitrate-based dietary interventions and supplementation to support NO levels in patients, especially as they age.
By the end of this presentation, practitioners will not only possess comprehensive knowledge of latest available evidence but also how they can start to effectively leverage Nitric Oxide in their patient protocols.
​You'll Learn:
​1. An overview of Nitric Oxide’s role in the body and changes that occur with age.
2. ​Symptoms of low Nitric Oxide and how to identify this in your patients.
3. Comparing the Nitric Oxide products available to patients.
4. Core Nitric Oxide Applications: Sexual Health, Fertility, Cognitive Health, Inflammation.
5. Tests available through Rupa that may see improvement with Nitric Oxide support.
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[@lara.s_own_alchemy]

This is a gem!! Thank you Rupa for making it available for everyone. 🙏

[@kristinemeints]

This is fantastic! Smart woman!!

[@romeovelasco4151]

Exposure to far infrared of sunlight is the easiest and safest way of increase nitric oxide production...

[@presouz5]

I thought it was near-infrared, not far

[@martykerns3802]

Eating dark leafy greens is easier and cheaper.

[@waffle_chair9269]

@@martykerns3802easier and cheaper than sitting in the sun?

[@g.s.5868]

@@martykerns3802 oxalates

[@richardwburrill9247]

All information, no time wasted!!!😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@B_Ruphe]

Worth pointing out that arugula/rucola etc. is called rocket in much of the English-speaking world. Also beet is called beetroot (as distinct from sugar beet, which is widely farmed in Europe). One cannot be too careful where health and sickness is concerned.

[@g.s.5868]

sugar beet seems not be the same as beet root

[@B_Ruphe]

@@g.s.5868 Yes, they are not the same thing. They may be related, but the beet used for sugar in Europe (sugar beet) is a large, coarse, lumpy, nondescript brownish root that looks something like a swede. Beetroot in contrast is a small roundish deep-red root with a much lower sugar content and a fine rich flavour. Because much of the white sugar sold in Europe comes from beet and not from cane (though it is easy enough to find cane sugar if you look (particularly in Britain, with its close ties with the West Indies)), people don't tend to call beetroot just "beet", to avoid confusion.

[@presouz5]

Yeah, I’m blown away by this. I’ve watched a lot on this subject and yours by far is very in-depth. I do have 677 MT HFR, and I was gonna attempt to do small doses of the powder L-Citrulline & DL-Malate Citrulline my CO2 has gone down a lot since the lockdown. Lack of exercise I don’t know MTHFR ?I don’t know I’m desperate to get it back up. That’s why I’m pretty sure the Lord sent me to this information earlier today and continuing to watch videos about it most the day you’re the only one that brought up MTHFR ❤

[@nosretep1960]

I recently switched my homemade electrolyte drink from potassium citrate to saltpeter, potassium nitrate. When I take a mouth full, I salivate and rinse my mouth with it before swallowing. At 63 I don't notice any difference, but understand the pathway. I'm in great condition and health, more pronounced abs than Michelangelo's David 😅
Really excellent presentation ❤🥳

[@luckssj]

Have you looked into the use of NMN to aid NO?

[@michaelcioc7654]

It would be a good thing to explain all abbreviations for those who do not know...

[@vitrifiedvolcanicvent1500]

Does the practice of ingesting beetroot / beetroot juice have any relation to nitric oxide?

[@ivandansigmun3891]

yes but kale juice has a much stronger and is longer lasting th-cam.com/video/8Yd8smYhRHQ/w-d-xo.html

[@liliaquinn6991]

What wonderful interview!
Smart questions !
Impressive clear answers.
Great job
Thank you 🙏🏻

[@renatesullivan180]

Super Informative interview...knowledge is POWER ❤

[@annmoses654]

Does HRT support a healthy NOS pathway in post-menopausal women?

[@rosscarter7600]

watching many N.O. presentations- you have combined the best infos for my N.O, learning curve, the Best of Health and Safety to you and yours. Merry Christmas too...

[@maryr7593]

Dr. Martin Pall emeritus professor and researcher at University of Washington has talked extensively about the nitric oxide (NO)/ ONOO- bad cycle which can cause lots of serious diseases like chronic fatigue syndrome, chemical intolerance, etc. He talks about this chronic response cycle makes way too much nitric oxide causing these issues. Please tell me what is the difference between what you are talking about and what he talks about.

[@manuelbetancourt9686]

Wow Wow Wow thanks

[@davidg.johnson7208]

Tests on organic nitrate vegetables show little or no nitrates. Non- organic nitrate vegetables have higher nitrates but pesticides!
Nitrogen fertilizer increases the nitrate in plants.
Best to have your own organic, non-pesticide garden, where you can add nitrogen to get high nitrate crops!

[@Angiehere-1]

Stop using mouthwash and toothpaste that contains fluoride .

[@catcan221]

Dash diet gave me metabolic disorder. I have also had to eliminate most veg due to gut inflammation from oxalates, lectins, phytates, etc.

[@gif24gt60]

What about cheap food grade potassium nitrate powder instead of those expensive NO supplements?

[@ivandansigmun3891]

worth a try. they use just under 200mg once per day in their supplement

[@timothymcdermott1904]

Was wondering the same thing myself! Does anyone have more info about the different grades/types of potassium nitrate powder?

[@jasminehasan890]

Brilliant

[@bertimus7031]

Can we get NO through an IV or through water???

[@inigoyap8501]

What 's the difference between drinking smoothie of arugula vs. eating & chewing it?

[@marge3477]

A stomach ache?

[@morrisdavis9231]

How do we help our n.o. increase naturally

[@trudyvaccaro1560]

Interested in this also

[@jennielunn2226]

Nose breathing and humming.

[@irenedavies7174]

Avoid mouthwash , filter tap water removing the fluoride . Eat a high nitrate diet .

[@rebeccacarraway480]

Check out Nathan Bryan as well. He recommends stop use of mouthwash and reduce fluoride intake.

[@james3856]

Do Altoids decrease the beneficial bacteria in your mouth that helps in this process?

[@user-qc3wi8un3s]

Doesn't nitrate oxides cause the ROS effect?

[@meanqkie2240]

Isn’t that the reason they recommended Vitamin C with it?

[@meanqkie2240]

Start about 50:30 where they discuss lunch meats, with antioxidants you don’t get nitrosamines. (50:42)

[@vitrifiedvolcanicvent1500]

Please refrain from using the word 'producing' in relation to energy - whether it's physics or biology, or anywhere else. ATP production is a real concept: ATP synthase is a real nano-contraption. Mitochondria transform energy, rather than producing it.

[@vincec727]

😂

[@ertongashi488]

She has skin alergy and I have solution for her- she can use solantra 10 mg/g creme...

[@g.s.5868]

ivermectin paste?

[@davetracy6055]

What about for preclamsia?

[@250txc]

Using the *jab* term is very irritating ..