What is the recommended use of Advancium?

Improve your immune function. Increase your mental performance and memory.

How do I store my Advancium?

Ideally enjoyed by "Best Potency Date" on label, and within 3 months after opening. Your freezer door is ideal for preserving potency of Advancium's nutrients. Remove bottle only long enough to dispense, then keep container tightly closed. Advancium travels well at room temperature. Protect it from light, moisture, oxygen, heat (keep it closed and cold).

How do I enjoy my Advancium?

Just add water and/or 100% fruit or vegetable juice (best to use fresh juices or "Not From Concentrate" juices). Start at 1/4 teaspoon daily and increase gradually to your optimum daily amount. A good basic goal is 5 level teaspoons daily, best taken as 2 1/2 teaspoons twice daily (30 day supply/bottle).

Never make it too thick. Your blend should be healthfully delicious, with the consistency of a thin fruit smoothie. Swirl, reshake or stir with a spoon or straw between sips. Adjust servings for larger or smaller people, and depending upon stressing exposures, age, diet, special needs, desires, goals, and athletic activity.

Eager health enthusiasts and athletes are well rewarded for having a much as 5 spoons, 4 times daily. Peak enzyme performance occurs within 3 hours of mixing. Can be kept refrigerated for up to 48 hours. For optimum results, also drink an abundance of pure water throughout the day.

Why is Advancium by Exsula Superfoods different from other supplements?

Our products, including Advancium, do not contain any fillers. They are what the labels say; nothing more, nothing less.

What are the benefits of Coenzyme Q-10?

Coenzyme Q-10 (also referred to as "CoQ-10") is a type of coenzyme, which help enzymes to digest food properly, support other body processes and aid in protecting the heart and skeletal system. CoQ-10 is also a potent antioxidant that strengthens your body's natural defenses against these dangerous toxins. As a fat-soluble electron carrier, CoQ-10 can protect our DNA cell walls from oxidative damage. Antioxidants help our bodies perform well by removing the highly reactive oxygen based free radical chemicals that occur in due to both natural and man-made causes.

Why are phytonutrients important in our diet?

Phytonutrients are nutrients found in plants that develop to protect the plant from damaging environments. "Phyto" is a Greek word for plants. Plants are exposed to excess ultraviolet radiation, toxins, predator pests and pollution, which could result in the generation of dangerous free radicals within their cells. Fortunately, phytonutrients help to shielf plants from such damage. Why is this important to us? Since we are also exposed to radiation and various environmental elements like plants, we need phytonutrients to protect us.

Toxins exist in every aspect of our lives, from the air we breathe to the food we eat. It's been estimated that there are currently 80,000 chemicals in the United States, and we are exposed to these toxins on a daily basis. Studies have shown that exposure to toxins can lead to inflammation, immune system dysfunction, oxidative damage and skeletal degeneration. Although avoiding these toxins is nearly impossible, phytonutrients can assist and support our body's natural process of detoxification. 

Some of the benefits of including phytonutrients in your diet are enhanced immune system, protection against cancer, support of eye and heart health, improved communication between cells and repair of DNA damage. Antioxidants can also slow down the signs of aging by cleaning up the by-products of oxidation within our body.

A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine reveals, a diet rich in hytonutrients and low in dairy foods and saturated fat can substantially lower blood pressure. Phytonutrients can also improve our vision and help decrease inflammation. Moreover, phytochemicals in food can help decrease LDL ("bad") cholesterol.