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Exciting New Developments:

	A Rutgers multi-center clinical study on Pain and ROX levels is currently underway. At present we are seeking volunteers and patients for our clinical study on the relationship of pain and ROX levels. The purpose of this Rutgers multi-center study is to create norms for patients suffering from pain associated with chronic disease. If you would like more information or are interested in volunteering for this study, click here.

Planned future clinical studies are based on the following hypotheses:
	ALS: Imbalanced ROX at the motor neuron leads to oxidative damage to the motor neuron and surrounding tissue.

	Alzheimer’s, Huntington’s, MS, and other neurodegenerative diseases: Imbalanced ROX, for nervous system operation and signaling, leads to oxidative damage of nerve tissue and surrounding tissue.

	Cancer: A tumor cannot be contained if there is insufficient ROX. A cancer patient with sufficient ROX can prevent a tumor from spreading by destroying any metastasized cancer cells.

	Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS): Out of balance ROX allows free radicals to send unexplained pain signals to the brain.

	Diabetes: If not enough ROX is delivered for glucose to be converted to energy, more insulin will be required to control a person’s sugar level.

	HIV/AIDs: When a T-cell recognizes a virus, it recruits a critical mass of ROX to destroy the virus. Insufficient ROX leads to the premature release of oxygen, destroying T-cells and surrounding tissues.

	Parkinson’s Disease: Only about 30% of people with the gene for Parkinson’s Disease (PD) actually get the disease. If less than a critical mass of ROX exists, radicals will be released in the brain and the surrounding tissues, resulting in widespread damage and causing a chain of events that leads to PD.

	Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) and other auto-immune diseases: Insufficient ROX allows for the indiscriminate spread of radical oxygen species, thus damaging surrounding tissues.