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Research Highlight
Harada Masayoshi
Medical Doctor
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Toumeikai Social Medical Corporation
DIRECTOR -
Iruma Nursing Vocational School
PRINCIPAL -
Tokyo Medical University, Department of Medicine
COUNCIL MEMBER -
Saitama Medical University Collaborative Facility
CONSULTANT -
Japan Association for Acute Medicine
KANTO REGION REPRESENTATIVE
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Harada Hospital
HONORARY DIRECTOR -
Iruma Associate Nursing School
PRINCIPAL -
Tokyo Hospital University Higashi Kashi-kai
VICE PRINCIPAL -
Japanese Society of Clinical Surgical
SPECIAL MEMBERS -
Musashino Gakuin University
VISITING PROFESSOR
Q1
How can DTS enhance and protect kidney function?
Research studies have pointed out that DTS can help increase glomerular filtration rate (GFR) and improve renal function by increasing plasma creatinine concentration, renal plasma flow and urine flow rate.
GFR is an accurate indicator used to measure kidney function. It determines the health level of the kidneys by measuring the flow rate of glomerular filtration. If GFR drops significantly, it may indicate a problem with the kidneys. A normal, healthy GFR should be around 110. The lower the value, the poorer the kidney function. If GFR is lower than 90, it means that there might be some minor problems with the kidneys. If it drops to 30, it suggests that there is a significant problem with the kidneys. If the rate is lower than 15, it means kidney failure.
DTS improve the glomerular filtration rate (GFR)
One of the important functions of the kidneys is to filter waste produced in our body, which would then be carried away through urine.
DTS can enhance the kidney’s glomerular filtration ability by increasing the concentration of plasma creatinine and improving the renal blood flow and urine flow.
The above study was published in the ”US National Library of Medicine”, PMID: 16804019
Q2
How can DTS reduce the harm caused by drug side effect to the body?
Almost every drug has a certain degree of side effects. Since it is the liver’s role to break down the toxicity of the drug, the liver can be easily damaged because of this. In such case, toxins cannot be effectively processed and they remain in the body, causing various side effects.
The study shows that DTS can effectively repair liver cells and improve liver function, preventing toxic substances from harming the liver and improving the liver’s ability to process toxins more effectively, thereby reducing the side effects of drugs on the body.
Drug-induced Liver Injury
DTS Protects Liver Cells
Research studies show that long-term medication can damage liver cells, causing liver enzyme ALT level to rise to 281.
After using DTS together with the usual medications, much fever liver cells are damaged, leading to a drop of ALT level to 81.
The above study was published in the ”US National Library of Medicine”, PMID: 19221534
Q3
How can DTS prevent ageing?
Our research studies indicated that DTS contains antioxidant properties that could help improve both kidney and liver function, reducing the potential damage caused by ageing of the liver and the kidneys. Through improving the levels of cysteine and glutathione, DTS helps both the liver and the kidneys to fight against oxidation.
What are Cysteine and Glutathione?
CYSTEINE
Belomging to one of the 20 naturally occurring amino acids, cysteine can protect against radiation-induced damage. It also plays an important role in detoxification and cell regeneration in the human body.
GLUTATHIONE
Commonly known as ‘the king of antioxidants’, glutathione is a powerful antioxidant made in the human body. However, its quantity tends to decrease with age. Irregular lifestyle and unhealthy eating habits can also contribute to its reduction. DTS / Vitalifex can effectively improve and prevent this situation from happening.
The above study was published in the ”US National Library of Medicine”, PMID: 16804019
Collected Listing Research
A collection of DTS research data was approved and listed on the US National Library of Medicine.
A total of eight medical studies have been recorded so far.