IV PHOSPHOLIPID EXCHANGE

Lipids serve as the foundation for all cells in our body. These lipids, including phospholipids, glycolipids and cholesterol, are essential for a variety of functions and necessary for maintaining good health. 

However, when exposed to external factors such as toxins, pathogens and various stressors, DNA, cell membranes and mitochondria can become incredibly dysfunctional. DNA, cell membranes, and mitochondria can become incredibly dysfunctional when exposed to stressful factors. This leads to the absorption of toxins, the accumulation of fatty lipid rafts and the dysfunction of the cells, incapable of self-repair and proper function. This dilemma is also known as neurotoxicity and fat imbalance in cell membranes, one of the causative factors of many neurodegenerative diseases.

Therefore, the process of phospholipid exchange therapy allows membranes to effectively eliminate accumulated toxins and restore the stability of membrane function.

WHO CAN BENEFIT?

Phospholipid replacement therapy includes patients with a variety of conditions, including Alzheimer’s disease, ALS, multiple sclerosis, fibromyalgia, epilepsy, Lyme disease, chronic fatigue, autism, bipolar disorder, seizures, and cardiovascular disease and many more. 

In a recent study, results indicated significant and sustained clinical neurological improvement within the first few weeks after initiation of oral and intravenous treatment of the PK Protocol in a patient population of 300 subjects.

source: The PK – Membrane Stabilizing – Protocol For Neurological Disorders

Clinical experience has shown that phospholipid replacement therapy can be used for a wide variety of conditions and problems, with benefits including:

Re-establishes the proper balance and the correct content of lipids in the cell membranes

Improves cellular activity in the liver, nervous system, cardiovascular system and immune system

Supports metabolism and replication of gene molecules

Resolving methylation disorders caused by toxic exposure

*This IV service requires consultation with our physician