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SAM-e is currently used to treat five principle conditions:

Depression
Osteoarthritis
Fibromyalgia
Liver disease
Migraine headaches

Relatively new to the American market, SAM-e has been available by prescription in Europe for many years as a therapy for anti-depression, chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia. Learn about several in-depth SAM-e Research Studies

What is SAM-e?
SAM-e (pronounced "Sammy") is the commonly used name for S-Adenosyl-Methionine. SAM-e occurs naturally in every living cell and is a co-factor in a process called methylation that affects more than 100 complex biochemical reactions in the human body. SAM-e helps our bodies make and regulate hormones, cell membranes and the neurotransmitters that affect mood. SAM-e promotes "emotional well-being" as well as "joint health". SAM-e also contributes to the building blocks for cartilage, and is involved in making glutathione, which the liver uses to remove poisons such as alcohol. SAM-e is a "methyl donor", meaning that when it reacts with vitamin B12 and folic acid, it gives away units of carbon (a methyl group) to other molecules in the body. That process is critical in the production of "feel good" brain chemicals like dopamine and serotonin.

How might taking CELLFOOD SAM-e improve a person's mood? Researchers have identified several possibilities. Normal brain function involves the passage of chemical messengers between cells. CELLFOOD SAM-e may enhance the impact of mood-boosting messengers such as serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine - either by regulating their breakdown or by speeding up production of the receptor molecules they latch on to (Serotonin is the neurotransmitter the drugs like Prozac elevate). CELLFOOD SAM-e may also make existing receptors more responsive. These molecules float in the outer membranes of brain cells like swimmers treading water in a pool. If the membranes get thick and glutinous, due to age or other assaults, the receptors lose their ability to move and change in response to chemical signals. By methylating fats called phospholipids, CELLFOOD SAM-e keeps the membranes fluid and the receptors mobile.

SAM-e was originally developed by an Italian firm as a pharmaceutical in the early 70's but lacked the resources for a drug approval in the United States. SAM-e has now been the rave for more than 20 years, in 14 over countries. It has been touted as the most potent, multi-purpose, anti-aging, anti-disease therapy ever introduced! Until now, SAM-e has only been available in a capsule form. Today, Deutrel Industries has been able to engineer SAM-e into a stabilized liquid form, while adding a CELLFOOD solution, creating this unique proprietary "feel good" blend.

CELLFOOD SAM-e and arthritis: Nearly 1/3 of the over 40 million Americans with chronic pain use drugs like aspirin, ibuprofen, and acetaminophen. In arthritis-strength dosages, these nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID's) have devastating side effects. Over 100,000 Americans are hospitalized annually from NSAID induced ulcers and more than 16,000 die. In a dozen clinical trails with more than 22,000 patients, researchers found SAM-e as effective as pharmaceutical treatments for pain and inflammation, without any signs of digestive tract damage, sexual dysfunction, dry mouth, or nausea. And instead of speeding the breakdown of cartilage, SAM-e may actually help to restore it. Medical experts from The Arthritis Foundation recently stated that they were satisfied that SAM-e "provides pain relief". Also, SAM-e has shown no signs of drug interaction and can be taken along with most, if not all prescription drugs, under a doctor's supervision.

Caution: Individuals diagnosed with a bipolar disorder or serotonin syndrome should consult with their professional health care practitioner prior to using any SAM-e product.

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