• Xeronine activates dormant enzymes that are found in our small intenstines, this is very important, since we eat too many foods that are lacking in sufficient quantities of enzymes. Our bodies need specific, enyzymes to enjoy efficient digestion, calm nerves and to increase our physical and emotional energy.


• Xeronine protects and keeps the shape and suppleness of protein molecules so that they may be able to pass through the cell walls and be used to form healthy tissue. Without these nutrients going into the cell, the cell cannot perform its job efficiently. Without pro-xeronine to produce xeronine our cells suffer and then our complete body
  suffers.


• The enzyme Xeronine which the body produces from the pro-xeronine found in the Noni plant, also assists in enlarging the membrance pores of the cells. This enlargement allows for larger chains of peptides (amino acids or proteins) to be admitted into the cell and to feed us better. If these chains are not used they become waste and this precious source of energy is lost by going to fat or being eliminated.


• Every cell is the body is like a house with doors and windows. When you have to drive a car into a garage you need to open the large door. The same goes on in our body if we have to absorb a larger protein molecule, we need to open a larger pore if we are to use it. Xeronine, which is made from pro-xeronine, a larger pore if we are to use it. Xeronine, which is made from pro-xeronine, assists in the enlarging the pores and allowing better absorption of nutrients.


• Proxeronine is the precursor of the alkaloid Xeronine. The basic building block of this important substance Proxeronase is the enzyme necessary to complete the chemical reaction which produces Xeronine. Proxeronine and Proxeronase combine in the intestine to produce Xeronine.

Proxeronine travels into the cytoplasm of the body’s cells and accumulates in their Golgi Apparatus (GA). Within the GA, Proxeronine combines with different body biochemicals such as hormones, enzymes, serotonin, antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and other elements. The combination of Proxeronine and the other biochemicals are in specific and varied combinations depending on how the body’s homeostasis is out of alignment.
The GA acts as an “assembler” combining just the right amounts of Proxeronine with the tight proportions of the different biochemicals. The GA then packages it, addresses it, and mails it to the particular “sick” cell addresses. The blood acts as the highway from the GA to the “sick cells”. Once the specific package arrives, it is opened and all of the inside constituents are released in close proximity to the “sick” cell. Then proxeronine, under the influence of Proxeronase, ( a substance found naturally in the body) is converted to xeronine (an alkaloid), Xeronine combines with the correct mixtures of biochemicals to create the specific adaptogen for that particular “sick” cell.

In the H-S theory, the limiting factor is F or Proxeronine. If there is not enough Proxeronine then the GA will not assemble the right package to be sent to the “sick” cells and there will be no combining of Proxeronine with Proxeronase to create the cell-rebuilding substance called Xeronine. Fortunately, the factor P can be controlled by an individual increasing his or her intake of Noni juice, which contains the highest natural concentration of P

In addition to bringing “sick” cells back into homeostasis, Xeronine helps to boost the function of normal cells. Non-sick cells also need different amounts of Xeronine and other biochemicals, depending on their function. When the body has an adequate amount of Proxeronine to supply and replenish the necessary Xeronine this helps to keep energy levels high and toward off potential disease. This is called prevention. Combine taking adequate amounts of Proxeronine with a good diet, exercise, and positive thinking and yours may be the next story found in a book about healthy, happy people such as this one. It is possible to increase the quality and duration of your life.

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