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Protandim Nrf2 Synergizer is a dietary supplement containing a 675 mg proprietary blend of five plant extracts designed to reduce oxidative stress. 
Each caplet contains the following botanical ingredients: 
Milk Thistle extract (225 mg): Sourced from Silybum marianum & standardized for silymarin.
Bacopa extract (150 mg): Sourced from Bacopa monnieri and standardized for bacosides.
Ashwagandha root (150 mg): Sourced from Withania somnifera.
Green Tea extract (75 mg): Sourced from Camellia sinensis, standardized for polyphenols.
Turmeric extract (75 mg): Sourced from Curcuma longa, standardized for curcumin

American Hearth Association Journals, Published 2 November 2009 This is an article concerning heart It is also listed in pubmed.gov which may be easier for doctors.  I typically print it out and highlight in yellow the word “Protandim” every time it is used.https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.109.883843

Protandim and Ohio State University on Heart Study January 21, 2011, San Diego California on PROTANDIM: https://youtu.be/0j01bU9Hra0?si=-qVdE1RyNbeIb1Cz 



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