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Depression has long been a disorder misunderstood and
without hope of recovery.  New research, organized and
completed within the world’s largest university consortia
to address this issue, has suggested a possible cure to be
presented to the medical community in the near future.  The
Synergy Group has completed over 650 preliminary open case
studies.  Interest sparked by previously unseen results in
our open case studies, has brought 5 major universities
into our research consortia.

Research using the Synergy Protocol, is currently funded by
both government and corporate organizations who have an
interest in the success we have experienced.  While Double
Blind Placebo controlled studies are currently taking place
at universities, we feel that it is not efficacious to
force people suffering with these disorders to wait for
this to be announced in the media.  University studies
currently testing the protocol may run for the next two to
three years.

What we are offering is this.  The Synergy Program is not
available to the general public at this time, however we
are allowing small numbers of people to participate in our
research while waiting for the university studies to be
completed.  I have listed below the details of our program
in relation to depression.

First of all I am going to explain the mechanics of the
therapy.

In the human body every function revolves around and is
controlled by chemical reactions.  These reactions all need
to be fueled by metabolic building blocks or functional
nutrients in proper balance.  The Synergy Group of Canada
has formulated a metabolic protocol using an acid resistant
chelate to act on the most basic metabolic levels.  The
acid resistant chelate is one of the main points of
interest in this program.  Unlike normal multi-vitamin and
mineral supplements there is little or no disassociation or
breakdown of the nutrient protocol during the normal
process of digestion.  Where most mineral supplements are 3-
5% absorbable and even less bio-available, we have achieved
approximately 80-100% absorption and bio-availability.
This factor along with our unique co-factor based balance
and therapeutic levels, have created a therapy that is
successful in about 95% of our open case studies.  When we
talk about success, what we are referring to is a complete
recession of symptoms with no drugs or therapies being
taken except nutrient protocol.


We have found that there is a large number of people who
suffer with depression who have peripheral symptoms
including, bowel and sleeping disorders.  For example, when
a person is having a problem sleeping, (with the exception
of individuals who are feeling some form of an excited
emotion) it is likely they are having a problem producing
Melatonin.  This is a naturally produced chemical in your
body that is used to relax you and basically shut
everything down for the night.  You should notice that when
its a bright sunny day you may feel more energetic verses a
dark cloudy day where you may feel a little depressed and
sleepy.  This is because the production of melatonin is
directly related to stimulation caused by light.  People
who are not producing enough melatonin often have twitches
and muscle spasms.

Melatonin production is also directly related to
Depression.  People who suffer from depression do so as a
result of low levels of serotonin in their brains.
Serotonin is a neurotransmitter that governs moods.  The
body naturally removes serotonin from the axonal area of
the neurons to prevent us from getting a serotonin "high".
Prozac, St. Johns Wort and other anti-depressants block
this re-uptake mechanism and force higher amounts of
serotonin to stay in the axonal area of the neuron.
Unfortunately this does not solve the problem.  Serotonin
is still at dangerously low levels.

Melatonin is a derivative of serotonin.  When there is a
breakdown in the production of serotonin melatonin can not
be produced.  This reaction causes people to feel exhausted
no matter how much sleep they get.

In the last 5 years a research consortia has been formed to
address these problems at a different level.  Instead of
manipulating levels of serotonin levels at the axonal area
of the neurons, this research is focused on a glandular /
cellular level.  By assisting in the production of these
natural chemicals and creating a natural balance, we have
been able to achieve a success rate of about 95%.

Here is how it would work in your situation:
L-Tryptophan an amino acid acted on by the enzyme 1.14.16.4
5-Hydroxy-L-tryptophan is created and then acted upon by
the enzyme 4.1.1.28
Serotonin is created.
Now we all know that this is the main issue with depressive
patents.
Prozac, St Johns Wort, and other serotonin reuptake
inhibitors do not create more serotonin they actively stall
the reuptake mechanism in the axonal area of the neurons.
The Synergy Groups theory is based on a completely
different angle.
First of all the enzyme 1.14.16.4 is dependant on Ca2+ Fe2+
and Phosphorus to initiate and catalyze the reaction.
Theoretically by adding Tryptophan and proper Calcium, Iron
and Phosphorus Ions to the body in high doses, one should
be able to increase the production of serotonin in the
body.  Unfortunately it is not that simple.  This is only
one level of production.  Other valuable metabolites are
needed to create the enzymes, nutrient uptake mechanisms
and friendly environments needed to stabilize the reaction.
If we look further down the T-pathway, we find that such
metabolites as melatonin are resident and dependant on a
surplus of serotonin for their production.
Serotonin is acted upon by the enzyme 2.3.1.87
N-acetyl-serotonin is created and acted on by the enzyme
2.1.1.4
Melatonin is created
When we study re-occurring abnormalities in patients with
IBS, Crones, chronic diarrhea and other bowel disorders we
find lower than normal levels of serotonin in the
intestinal wall.  We find that bowel disorders are a common
peripheral symptom of individuals with depressive issues.
We find that people with these depressive issues often
worsen soon after bowel disorders set in.  The reason for
this supports our theory.  Because the walls of the
intestine are irritated or inflamed the probable absorption
of metabolites lessens.  This causes a chain reaction that
causes less serotonin to be produced and thus less to reach
the intestine and symptoms rise at an exponential rate.

Here are a number of links that will verify the information
above
http://www.genome.ad.jp/kegg/pathway/map/map00380.html
http://www.expasy.ch/cgi-bin/show_image?H2&down

Bradford Gordon
Director of Public Relations
403-317-0183
The Synergy Group of Canada Inc.
View our web site at
http://www.telusplanet.net/public/synergy/

Email us at public_relations@truehope.com



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