Discover the brand new formula that combats exhaustion and helps reverse flagging energy levels

Here at HSI we receive hundreds of letters from our members each week, which helps us identify which ailments affect you and your loved ones so that we can then bring you the latest ground-breaking news on how to prevent and treat these conditions each month.  One problem that we receive countless letters on is fatigue. It seems that many of you are lacking in energy and struggling to cope with feeling tired and worn out for much of the time.

While fatigue is a normal response to physical exertion, emotional stress or lack of sleep, ongoing fatigue can be a sign of a more serious problem such as anaemia, chronic pain, an underactive thyroid, depression, chronic fatigue syndrome (which causes debilitating tiredness accompanied by mental confusion, depression and aching muscles or joints), diabetes, cancer and auto-immune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis or lupus. Because tiredness can mask such a wide range of complaints it is important to consult your GP if youve been experiencing fatigue for several months in order to rule out an underlying problem, which would require specific treatment.

However, for fatigue that is not related to a serious medical condition, there are several ways you can beat it and increase your energy levels. The most obvious yet important being to ensure youre getting enough sleep each night and that you follow a healthy diet that includes plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables. In addition, make sure youre properly hydrated by drinking at least two litres of water each day as dehydration soon zaps your energy reserves. Daily exercise can also help and even taking a brisk walk for as little as half an hour each day can make a huge difference to your ability to get up and go, as it stimulates your circulation, strengthens your muscles, boosts your metabolism and eliminates toxins that contribute to muscle fatigue. Take steps to reduce stress too by taking up yoga or meditation to help you relax. 

On top of taking these measures HSI is delighted to bring you news about a brand new supplement that has just become available, which can also help combat fatigue and increase your energy levels. Fatigue Relief Plus contains an exclusive combination of two substances NT Factor and Silymarin Phytosome the energy-boosting properties of which have been fully validated by scientific research.

NT Factor helps prevent a deficiency of essential vitamins and minerals from making you tired
NT Factor is made up of a unique combination of natural ingredients that have been specifically selected to provide you with all the nutrients you need to maintain good health and prevent nutritional deficiencies. These include vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, as well as friendly gut bacteria like L. Bacillus and L-Acidophilus which are linked to improving immune function and the health of your gastro-intestinal tract. Friendly gut bacteria also encourage better nutrient absorption, thereby boosting nutrient status and energy levels.

In addition to friendly bacteria, NT Factor also contains growth media substances that help promote the growth of friendly gut bacteria such as rice bran extract, beet root fibre, oligosaccharides, glycine, taurine, calcium, magnesium, potassium, chromium, B complex vitamins, vitamin C, vitamin E, garlic, artichoke, leek, spirulina, bromelain and blackstrap molasses.

Finally, it contains phosphoglycolipids including phosphatidylcholine and glycolipids fatty compounds found in cell membranes. They play an important role in cellular health, as they are essential for the structure, function and regeneration of cell membranes. By protecting cell membrane integrity, cellular health is enhanced, which in turn leads to improved cellular metabolism and energy.  

NT Factor can alleviate severe fatigue by 40% in just a matter of weeks
Another way NT Factor works is by improving the efficacy of mitochondria, which are compartments within your cells where oxygen and food is converted to energy. The health of mitochondria can determine how energetic you feel.

In a recently published clinical trial, participants ranging in age from 55 to 92 years of age had their mitochondrial function measured before, during and after using NT Factor. The participants also filled in forms attesting to the degree of fatigue they were experiencing. Reduced mitochondrial function is noted in virtually every type of chronic disease, although it is not generally considered the cause of chronic disease itself.

The results demonstrated relief of severe fatigue by 40 per cent in just eight weeks following the use of NT Factor. The trial also showed that NT Factor was effective regardless of age and was similar whether a medical condition was present or not. According to the lead researcher of the study, Professor Garth Nicolson, After just eight weeks participants recovered mitochondrial function to levels normal for young healthy adults.1

A revolutionary technological process makes the formula even more effective as an energy booster
In addition to the NT Factor in Fatigue Relief Plus, which supports cellular energy, the Silymarin Phytosome component supports and protects liver function, another direct contributor to your energy levels. Glycogen (muscle fuel) is stored and released from your liver when your body requires it. Your liver is also the main organ of detoxification, so if it is functioning under par it can have a negative effect on your entire system and leave you feeling tired and lethargic.

Silymarin is the main active constituent in the herb milk thistle and is what is known as a flavonoid compound meaning its a powerful antioxidant that is able to help prevent damage caused by free radical toxins. It has been shown to help safeguard the cells of the liver from harmful toxins and to eliminate any toxins already present.2 Not only that but it is also able to regenerate injured liver cells.3, 4

Silymarin Phytosome is a patented form of milk thistle extract that combines one molecule of silymarin to three molecules of phosphatidylcholine (an emulsifying compound derived from soya). This combining procedure, called the phytosome process, has been scientifically shown to deliver up to 10 times more of the herbs active ingredient into your bloodstream and therefore your liver where it can get to work.

Dr Michael T Murray, one of the worlds leading authorities on natural medicine says,  ...Silymarin is a potent liver-protecting substance, useful in all types of liver disease... Although silymarin is quite effective clinically, it is not very bioavailable (it is hard for the body to absorb). In contrast, binding one molecule of silymarin with two molecules of phosphatidylcholine in the Phytosome process creates a highly bioavailable new form of silymarin. The Phytosome form is far superior to simple silymarin in every respect.

What to take for best results
When taking Fatigue Relief Plus you may notice an increase in energy within as little as three days. However, most people begin to experience benefits over the course of 10 to 28 days. These effects are cumulative and progressive and depend on regular use.

For reversing mild fatigue, take two tablets twice a day with food. For moderate fatigue, take two tablets three times a day. For severe fatigue, take two tablets four times a day.

According to clinical trials Fatigue Relief Plus is safe to take indefinitely or for as long as the product is required. However, it is not a treatment for any particular disease; its sole benefits are to improve your energy levels and overall quality of life.

1. Ellithorpe, Rita R., Settineri, Robert A., Nicolson, Garth L. Pilot Study: Reduction of Fatigue by Use of a Dietary Supplement Containing Glycophospholipids. JANA 2003; 6:1.
2. Tuchweber B, Sieck R, Trost W. Prevention by silibinin of phalloidin induced hepatotoxicity. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol 1979;51:265-75.

3. Feher J, Lang I, Deak G, et al. Free radicals in tissue damage in liver diseases and therapeutic approach. Tokai J Exp Clin Med 1986;11:121-34.
4. Sonnenbichler J, Zetl I. Stimulating influence of a flavonolignan derivative on proliferation, RNA synthesis and protein synthesis in liver cells. In Assessment and Management of Hepatobiliary Disease, ed. L Okolicsanyi, G Csomos, G Crepaldi. Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1987; 265-72.