Anabolic Steroid Replacement, Male Performance Enhancer & Prostate Support   FACTOR 3: VIRILITRAC    A male support formula and  anabolic steroid replacement with nutrients shown to stimulate the glandular system to elevate testosterone levels.
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Research Report

Holistic Recommendations     Validation of Ingredients      References

REASONS TO CONSIDER (OVERVIEW)

• Bodybuilders desiring enhancement of muscle mass, strength and endurance without synthetic steroids.
• Males who feel "strung-out" or experience a loss of virility.
• Men who suffer anxiety concerning sexual performance.
• Men with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).

   

  DOSAGE & DIRECTIONS

• Take 2 tablets daily with food for two weeks, thereafter 1 to 2 tablets per day until desired results are achieved. Split dosage times if taking two tablets. Do not take in evening or before bedtime. Allow 3 to 4 weeks for product to be fully assimilated by the glands and parasympathetic nervous system. DO NOT TAKE WITH FOOD OR DRINKS CONTAINING TYRAMINES (CHEESE, CHOCOLATE, BEER, OR NUTS.)

  
  CONTRAINDICATIONS & PRECAUTIONS

• Soreness in testicles caused by excessive dosage. Condition is alleviated by simply reducing dosage and has no toxic side effects. Excessive dosage may also promote aggressiveness.

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  Holistic Recommendations

  Factor Three as a Male Performance Enhancer:

   

  While almost all men will experience some degree of sexual difficulty at one time or another, erectile dysfunction  otherwise known as impotence, affects more than 30 million men each year.₆₇

  Testosterone secretion begins to decline after males reach 26 to 28 years of age. Over age 60 one in three men are impotent estimates the National Institutes of Health! The normal reference range for testosterone is between 250 and 900 nanograms per deciliter of blood and varies considerable from individual to individual.
  
  There are three major causes of erectile dysfunction, two physical (organic) and the other psychological.
  
  The major physical cause is vascular obstruction or impairment of blood circulation to the penis. Erections are completely controlled by blood pressure and, therefore, the same clogged blood vessels that cause a heart attack can also cause a flaccid penis..
  
  Researchers examined 440 men, age 40 years and older, all with impotency and found that 92% of them had at least two major risk factors toward heart disease.₆₈
  
  Another physical sexual dysfunction is hypertension. At least half of the 50 million hypertensive individuals in the U.S. are on some type of medication to lower their blood pressure. Anti-hypertensive medications, anti-ulcer drugs, and lithium can induce erectile dysfunction.
  
  The major psychological reason for impotency is anxiety! Worry and anxiety make erections harder to get and sustain as they trigger the sympathetic nervous system. (The parasympathetic nervous system controls erections).
  
  Acute anxiety may be a symptom of hypoglycemia since controlling blood sugar is an important key to controlling anxiety.₆₉ High blood sugar, as a result of ingesting an over abundance of simple carbohydrates, can result in diabetes, obesity and impotency..
  
  Conventional allopathic doctors usually treat impotence by prescribing a drug regimen or performing surgery  but both have drawbacks.
  
  First and foremost, there is no single substance or drug that acts as an aphrodisiac because the human sexual response of erection and orgasm involves the brain, the nervous system, the spine, the circulatory system and the glandular system.
  
  Oral medications such as sildenafil citrate (Viagra®)  which enhances blood flow to the penis  are contraindicated in patients using organic nitrates and heart medications. One out of six patients experience headaches and  in addition to being expensive  Viagra® is not effective in three out of ten patients.₇₀
  
  Factor Three: Virilitrac offers most of the same therapeutic benefits as drug therapies without the severe side effects. In contrast to drug therapy, however, herbal based medications such as Factor Three take longer to bring about a result. Therefore, larger doses of herbal medicines are initially prescribed to reach therapeutic levels.
  
  Once the medication has a therapeutic effect, dosage can be lowered until the condition has been resolved. (Consult Dosage & Directions in this Report).
  
  Factor Three contains only those nutrients and botanical medicines with proven long-term effectiveness in providing metabolic support and good hormonal health required by the body to promote vitality and sustain effective sexual activity.
  
  Important Note: Factor Three - similar to Viagra® - has no effect in the absence of sexual stimulation. Libido remains regulated by the brain, only the ability to perform is enhanced.
  
  
  Factor Three as an anabolic steroid replacement:
  
  Testosterone is the most important androgen (hormone) in males. Androgens help develop primary and secondary sexual characteristics, increase strength and endurance, stimulate muscle growth and enhance sex drive. Testosterone is produced in the testes and, to a lesser degree, in the adrenal cortex and liver.
  
  When natural increases in testosterone are achieved and maintained, the effects on muscle growth is optimized. However, when synthetic testosterone (anabolic steroids) or precursor testosterone androgens (such as androstenedione) are introduced directly into the body they bypass the normal metabolic pathway to testosterone production.
  
  The body reacts to this artificial increase by shutting down natural testosterone production, often resulting in devastating side effects such as liver or heart disease, hair loss, atrophying gonads, or loss of sex drive.
  
  Testosterone levels can be increased naturally by exercise, diet, sexual activity, stress reduction, and exogenous supplementation.
  
  Factor Three: Virilitrac is a natural herbal based supplementation formulated to succor and stimulate the body's glandular system to increase testosterone secretions.
  
  During August 1992, D.C.'s, D.O.'s, and M.D.'s began prescribing Factor Three: Virilitrac to their body building patients who were suffering from the stress and nervous anxiety encountered when coming off steroids.
  
  By March 1993, health professionals from across the United States and Canada began reporting that prolonged use (6 months or longer) of Factor Three: Virilitrac had significantly elevated serum testosterone levels in their athletic patients and appeared to be promoting a natural anabolic state in the body.
  
  In June 1998, Factor Three was reformulated utilizing newly researched Amazonian botanical extracts for increased potency.

   

  During August 2005, the key phyto-chemical extracts in the herbals utilized in Factor Three: Virilitrac were maximized to their full potency using the latest extraction technology available.
  
  Factor Three as a drug replacement to ameliorate Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH):
  
  The prostate is the most common site of disorders in the male genitourinary system. Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia is common in men of all ages and occurs in one out of three men over fifty years of age.
  
  Vitamin E, zinc, and essential fatty acids such as found in Saw palmetto extract, are important to a man's normal sexual function.₇₁ All are needed to form both sperm and seminal fluid and are found in high levels in the prostate gland.
  
  In recent years, Saw palmetto extract has emerged as a popular treatment for reducing swollen prostate both in Europe and the United States. Over 20 double-blind clinical studies now demonstrate that Saw palmetto extract is superior to the drug Proscar in relieving all of the major symptoms of BPH, according to the American Journal of Natural Medicine.
  
  These studies indicate that 160 mg of Saw palmetto extract ingested twice daily is sufficient to relieve BPH. One tablet of Virilitrac ingested twice daily provides 400 mg of this important extract.
  
  Virilitrac also offers 25 mg of Zinc gluconate per tablet which AMA sponsored research has shown to be effective in relieving BPH as the prostate contains high concentrations of zinc. A deficiency may cause prostate enlargement.
  
  Holistic Recommendations for increased Vitality, Virility and Muscle Mass:
  
  1) Eat foods as close to their natural state as possible. There are over 2,800 FDA-approved additives with another 10,000 additives being "incidental" to the agriculture and food processing industry.₇₂
  
  2) Eat a wide variety of foods. Ensuring proper nutrition can maximize androgens and individuals who eat a varied diet have a better nutrient intake than those whose diet remains staid.₇₃
  
  3) Eat fish on a consistent basis. Individuals who eat at least two ounces of fish per week cut their heart disease risk in half!₇₄
  
  4) Balance the diet with the correct ratio of protein to fats and carbohydrates. Most individuals, especially athletes,  consume four to eight times more protein than they need each day!₇₅ Daily calories should be comprised of approximately 20% protein, 20% fat, and 60% carbohydrate, preferably complex carbohydrate.
  
  5) Drink 5 glasses of water daily. Water suppresses the appetite naturally and helps the body metabolize stored fat. Studies have shown that an increase in water intake can actually reduce fat deposits. Water also helps to prevent sagging skin. Skin cells are buoyed by water which pumps the skin and leaves it clear, healthy and resilient.₇₆
  
  6) Maintain ideal body fat composition. It is the quality of body weight, not the quantity, that has a positive bearing on health.₇₇ Ideal body fat percentage for men in their 20's should be 11% to 14%. For men over 50, this percentage should fall between 18% and 22%.
  
  7) Exercise regularly (at least 3 to 4 times per week). The body evolved, and is designed, to be active - not sedentary. Science has shown regular exercise lowers blood pressure and fats in the blood while improving blood glucose, alertness, self-image, absorption of nutrients, and life span.₇₈
  
  8) Supplementation. Take Factor Three: Virilitrac in the dosage recommended. In addition: Bodybuilders should consider augmenting this formulation with Factor Five: Osteo-X to maintain bone density and joint and connective tissue flexibility. Aerobic athletes should augment this formulation with Factor One: Bio-Immunizer to facilitate the body's ability to bring oxygen to the muscles.
  
  9) Reduce or avoid alcohol consumption. Alcohol acts first as a stimulant - keeping you from getting an erection, and then as a sedative - keeping you from using it! Further, alcohol promotes nutritional deficiencies and lowers blood sugar.₇₉

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FACTOR THREE FORMULATION
Two Tablets Equal:

Validation of Ingredients

VITAMIN B-1 (THIAMIN HCI) enhances circulation and assists in carbohydrate metabolism. Anything that increases the demand for the conversion of carbohydrate to energy such as exercise, sexual activity or carbohydrate foods will increase the likelihood of a deficiency of B-1.₁

VITAMIN B-2 (RIBOFLAVIN) facilitates oxygen use by the body tissues and is necessary for the activation and uptake of vitamin B-6.₂

VITAMIN B-6 (PYRIDOXINE HCI) is involved in the manufacture of most protein-related compounds. A deficiency of B-6 might encourage the formation of atherosclerosis as well as depression, irritability and nervousness.₃ A noted M.D. and nutritional scientist has written that the most common nutritional cause of impotency in young men is deficiency in both zinc and vitamin B-6. With adequate intake, potency should return.₄

NIACIN (AS NIACINAMIDE) decreases blood cholesterol and triglyceride levels, aids in the synthesis of fats and in the detoxification of several drugs and chemicals in the body and improves circulation.₅

PANTOTHENIC ACID (AS CALCIUM PANTOTHENATE) is known as the "anti-stress" vitamin. This vitamin is needed to produce vital steroids and cortisone in the adrenal gland and may be helpful in treating depression and anxiety.₆

VITAMIN E (d-ALPHA TOCOPHEROL) is an antioxidant that improves circulation, reduces blood pressure, improves athletic performance and retards aging.₇ In a recent study of 29,133 men, those randomly assigned to take vitamin E had 32 percent fewer cases of prostate cancer and 41 percent fewer deaths from the disease after an average follow-up of six years. The study subjects were given 50 units of vitamin E as d-alpha tocopherol, the most biologically active form.₈

L-PHENYLALANINE is an essential amino acid that is the precursor of norepinephrine and dopamine, both excitatory neurotransmitters. It elevates moods and decreases pain. L-Phenylalanine also exhibits an anti-depressant action that may help promote feelings of arousal.₉

ZINC (GLUCONATE) supplementation can increase testosterone levels in "normal" healthy people who have only a mild zinc deficiency.₁₀ A recent study confirms this association between zinc intake and t-level increase.₁₁ The study found that when 11 volunteers consumed 1.4 mg of zinc per day for 35 days, serum testosterone levels were significantly lower than when the same 11 men ingested 10.4 mg per day. (The U.S. RDA is 15 mg a day).

Zinc is also important in prostate gland function as the prostate swells up without adequate zinc. Swollen prostate is a common problem as men age since this gland uses much zinc and is a deposition site for body zinc stores. Studies show that zinc supplements reduced the swelling of the prostate gland in many of the men tested.₁₂

CHROMIUM GTF is a bioactive source of the essential mineral chromium. Chromium stimulates the activity of enzymes involved in the metabolism of glucose for energy and the synthesis of fatty acids and cholesterol. It is stored primarily in the spleen, kidneys, and testes.₁₃

A double-blind study was conducted in young off-season football players participating in a 6-week weight training program. Chromium more than doubled the net benefits of exercise alone.₁₄

TRIBULUS TERRESTRIS EXTRACT (40% FUROSTANOL SAPONINS), commonly known as Puncture Vine, has been used for decades in India as an aphrodisiac and as a treatment for impotency, infertility, and urinary disorders.₁₅

Research has revealed that the furostanol saponins (dioscin, trillarin, gracillin, protodioscin, and protogracillin) found in this herb are responsible for its effectiveness in ameliorating impotency and sterility.₁₆

In studies with impotent men, the saponins increased the activity of sperm by an average of 18.6% in 38 men with a high amount of abnormal sperm, and by an average of 31% in 16 men with erectile dysfunction.₁₇ The aphrodisiac effect has also been traced to the action of the furostanol saponins on the testes.₁₈

Additionally, furostanol saponins have been shown to stimulate increases in natural testosterone levels.₁₉ The mechanism by which these phytosterols achieve this effect is believed to be through stimulation of the secretion of leutinizing hormone (LH), a pituitary hormone responsible for regulating testosterone levels.

Clinical studies support the use of Tribulus terrestris for treatment of urinary disorders.₂₀,₂₁ It was found that the high ash content of the herb raised the acidic urine pH level which dissolved both uric and cystinine stones in the kidneys.

YOHIMBE BARK EXTRACT (8% YOHIMBE ALKALOIDS) has been shown to increase libido and the latency period between ejaculations, as well as enhance erectile function in patients with diabetic neuropathy.₂₂ It also has a positive effect on depression and thus alleviates the impotence often associated with it.₂₃

While Yohimbe does increase libido, its primary action is to increase blood flow to erectile tissue (corpus cavernosum).₂₄

Use of Yohimbe extract in males increases parasympathetic activity, which increases sexual performance by boosting erectile and ejaculatory ability.₂₅

Important note: Yohimbe is the only medicinal herb listed in the Physicians' Desk Reference as a sexual booster. The bark yields Yohimbe, which in the form of the alkaloid salt Yohimbine hydrochloride, is sold as a prescription drug under the brand names Yukon®, Yohimex®, and Aphrodyne®.

The extract utilized in Factor Three: Virilitrac has been standardized to yield 6% Yohimbe. Encapsulated, powdered Yohimbe bark sold in health food stores is likely to be worth less because of poor quality, oxidation, contamination and lack of active Yohimbe.

SUMA ROOT (ECDYSTEROID EXTRACT), also known as Brazilian Ginseng, is considered an adaptogen. In herbal medicine in Ecuador today, Suma is considered a tonic for the cardiovascular and reproductive systems and is used to treat sexual dysfunction and sterility.₂₆

In Europe, Suma is used to restore glandular functions, to balance the endocrine system, and to strengthen the immune system.₂₇

Suma has also been called "The Russian Secret" because it is taken by Russian Olympic athletes to increase muscle-building and endurance without the side effects associated with steroids.₂₈ This action is attributed to the anabolic ecdysteroid glycosides which are found in high amounts in Suma.₂₉

DAMIANA (TURNERA APHRODISIACA EXTRACT) has one of the strongest reputations for building enhanced sexual activity which can be traced to the ancient Mayans.₃₀ Damiana leaf contains beta-sitosterol and various aromatic oils that could have some stimulant effect on the sexual apparatus or could help build sexual health and reproductivity.₃₁

In Holland, Damiana is renown for its sexual enhancing qualities and positive effect on the reproductive organs.₃₂

SAW PALMETTO BERRY EXTRACT (STANDARDIZED TO 45% FATTY ACID STEROLS) is often combined with Damiana in a 1:1 ratio to promote sexual health.₃₃ The berry has long been utilized by the Seminole Indians as a tonic to build strength.₃₄

Saw palmetto is an herb that works excellent for impotence when included with other medicinal herbals and medicines because it enhances the actions of other herbs. Thus, it helps maintain the prostate gland's proper hormone balance necessary for optimal sexual function.₃₅

Over 20 double-blind, placebo controlled studies have demonstrated the extract of the Saw palmetto berry is very effective in relieving all of the major symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) including increased nighttime urinary frequency, the most bothersome complaint.₃₆ In fact, these studies have shown Saw palmetto extract to exert superior benefits compared to the prescription drug Proscar.

Researchers have also concluded that Saw palmetto extract may inhibit the conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone. (This form of testosterone is produced when the body attempts to deal with a perceived excess of serum testosterone and may lead to enlargement of the prostate).₃₇

Saw palmetto extract's inhibition of dihydrotestosterone formation helps guard against the possible increase in prostatic cellular growth (which occurs naturally in men as they age) and may have the added benefit of supporting higher levels of active testosterone in the system.₃₈

SCHISANDRA BERRY EXTRACT (5% SCHIZANDRINS), a medicinal herb from the Orient, has valid claims as an anti-fatigue agent which may help to accelerate restorative processes within the human body.₄₅

This incredible herb acts as both a stimulant (without being excitatory like amphetamine or caffeine)₄₆ as well as an antidepressant which may prove useful for reversal of CNS depression.₄₇ Hunters in the wilds of Eastern Siberia still use this plant in the form of a tea to provide them with extra energy when hunting.₄₈

KOREAN GINSENG ROOT (5% GINSENOSIDES) is a root herb whose aphrodisiac properties have been prized for centuries with a 5,000-year old track record and concrete scientific data to prove its value. Ginseng has been shown to stimulate the central nervous system₄₉ and the immune system,₅₀ increase stamina and vigor,₅₁ improve coordination and reflexes,₅₂ improve oxygen capacity of the lungs,₅₃ improve blood flow and mental abilities,₅₄ and enhance sex hormone production.₅₅

Highly controlled research has substantially verified that Ginseng enhances both the quality and quantity of bull's sperm as well as stimulates the reproductive function of bulls.₅₆, ₅₇

Ginseng, when used on a daily basis, gradually builds up the body's ability to resist fatigue and studies on the anti-fatigue (and anti-stress) properties are substantial.₅₈

MUIRA PUAMA ROOT EXTRACT (5:1 PTYCHOPETALUM OLACOIDES), commonly referred to as Potency Wood, is a bush native to the Brazilian Amazon.₅₉ Muira puama has a long history in herbal medicine as an aphrodisiac and a tonic for the nervous system.₆₀

Muira puama is listed in the British Herbal Pharmacopoeia, a noted source on herbal medicine, where it is recommended for the treatment of impotence.₆₁ It has been in the Brazilian Pharmacopeia since the 1950's.₆₂

Studies have shown the ptychopetalum olacoide extract derived from Muira puama to be effective in improving libido and treating erectile dysfunction.

In a study of 262 male patients experiencing lack of sexual desire and the inability to attain or maintain an erection, 62% of the patients with loss of libido reported that the extract of Muira puama "had a dynamic effect" and 51% of patients with erectile dysfunctions felt the extract was beneficial.₆₃ A second study evaluated the positive psychological benefits of the extract in 100 male sexual asthenia.₆₄

RAW TESTICULAR CONCENTRATE has been found in clinical observations to help those cells in the body that are similar to it since raw bovine orchic is organ-specific rather than species-specific.₆₅ Using radioactive isotope tracing, Dr. A. Kment of Germany discovered that glandular tissues were absorbed by the bloodstream and deposited for use and support in the corresponding glands of the recipient.₆₆ The testicular glandular utilized in this formulation has been processed at 37 degrees F in the raw state to preserve the maximum nutrients and proteins inherent in such glands.

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