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Glossary Grown on Standard Process
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Cytosol extract—“Cytosol ” is the trademark used by L-glutamine—An amino acid used to make other amino acids,
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Standard Process Inc. as a brand name for extracts derived glucose, and glutathione. Used for energy by immune and
from the cytoplasm of the cell. They contain “materials” such intestinal cells.
as enzymes, hormone precursors, and synergistic cofactors Lutein—A type of phytochemical with antioxidant activity
produced by the cell. These materials serve as the building known as carotenoid (or natural pigment). Lutein is found in
blocks for cellular metabolic end products that are utilized dark green leafy vegetables, such as kale. References, Glossary, and FAQs
by the cell itself or transported outside the cell.
Magnesium lactate—A source of magnesium.
Defatted wheat germ—Wheat germ is noted for its dense
nutritional content of the vitamin B complex and many Manganese glycerophosphate—A source of manganese,
important trace minerals essential for the full physiological an essential trace mineral important for skeletal and
activity of the associated vitamin complexes. cartilage formation.
Dicalcium phosphate—A calcium compound used in Manganese lactate—A manganese salt derived from lactic
calcium therapy. acid that is a source of manganese. Manganese acts as a
cofactor and catalyst in many enzymatic processes.
Eleutherococcus senticosus (eleuthero)—Several species of
this plant grow around the world, and though some are Micronutrients—Essential nutritional elements required in very
preferred for specific benefits, all are considered to have small or trace amounts for the body to function properly.
similar properties as an effective general rejuvenator. Examples include iron, copper, manganese, and zinc.
Emblica officinalis (Indian gooseberry)—An herb that has Milk thistle (Silybum marianum)—An annual or biannual plant
traditionally been used for the purposes of enhancing of the Asteraceae family, its scientific name is Silybum
general vitality and cognition as well as promoting longevity. marianum.
Flax meal—Contains significant levels of omega-3 fatty acids, Mixed tocopherols—The antioxidant component of the
specifically alpha-linoleic acid (ALA). vitamin E complex.
Ginger—A thickened pungent aromatic rhizome that contains a Mushroom—Available in many varieties and has a long history
broad spectrum of bioactive compounds. of use in traditional Chinese medicine.
Ginkgo biloba—Made from leaves and seeds of the ginkgo Nutritional yeast—Inactive yeast with high protein and
tree, Ginkgo biloba has a long history of use in traditional B-vitamin content.
Chinese medicine. Oats—A hardy cereal grain, common oats are known
Glucosamine sulfate—A naturally occurring chemical scientifically as Avena sativa.
harvested from the shells of shellfish. Ovine—Sheep.
Inositol—A component of the B-vitamin complex. Inositol acts Pea vine—An annual leguminous vine.
as an important catalyst in energy reactions that involve Pea vine juice—The extracted juice from the pea vine.
the metabolizing of some fats and carbohydrates.
Phytonutrient—Biologically active nutrients found in plants
Inulin—A complex carbohydrate and soluble fiber. It is beneficial that give them their color and taste. Also referred to as
to the gut microflora and supports calcium and magnesium phytochemicals, they are known to have health-promoting
absorption. Inulin is found naturally in many common plants, properties.
especially chicory.
Porcine—Pork.
Iron chelate—Provides an excellent source of iron. Iron is ™
an important nutrient essential for a wide range of vital Protomorphogen extract—In the 1940s, Dr. Royal Lee
biological processes, including the synthesis of hemoglobin, pioneered a unique method of deriving extracts that contain
and is also involved in the entire process of respiration, what he called cell determinants from specific organs
including oxygen and electron transport. and glands for clinical use. He believed that these cell
determinants functioned in cell regulation, maintenance, and
Kale—A green leafy cruciferous plant that belongs to the interaction with tissue antibodies. It is clear both from the
Brassica genus, which includes cabbage, collards, and description of the extraction process and clinical use that
Brussels sprouts. these extracts differ from what is commonly referred to as
Kelp—Brown seaweed of the genius Laminaria that is a good “glandulars.” Furthermore, because these extracts have a
source of trace minerals. distinct clinical application and effect, they should not be
Kidney bean (Phaseolus vulgaris)—An annual legume. confused with glandulars, nor should they be referred to
simply as “protomorphogens.” Rather, “Protomorphogen™”
L-carnitine—Carnitine is required for transporting long- is the trademark used by Standard Process Inc. as a brand
chain fatty acids into the cells, which is essential for the name assigned to these uniquely derived extracts. “PMG™” is
conversion of fatty acids into energy for the cells, especially another trademark used by Standard Process Inc. as another
in heart muscle. (See the Primary Ingredient Cross Reference brand name for these extracts.
for products listed under Heart PMG Extract, Bovine; Liver
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PMG Extract, Bovine; and Liver Powder, Bovine.) Rhizopus oryzae—A mold grown on Tillandsia usneoides and
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beet root as a source of enzymes.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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