Essential Healing Touch Asia

25/12/2025

1) What is “redox signaling” (in plain English)?

Your cells constantly make tiny “spark” molecules (like hydrogen peroxide, H₂O₂) as messages to tell other parts of the cell when to repair, calm inflammation, make energy, or defend against stress. In small, brief pulses these oxidants act like text messages; in excess they become “oxidative stress.” Healthy life = balance between these signals and your own antioxidants (glutathione, catalase, SOD).

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4055301/

2) How that matters for mind & body?

Balanced redox signals help coordinate everyday processes—energy metabolism, stress responses, immune signaling, and cell cleanup—so tissues can adapt and recover. Too little useful signaling or too much oxidative stress can nudge systems off balance. Scientists describe this as keeping redox homeostasis so pathways (Nrf2, NF-κB, HIF, etc.) stay in a healthy range.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8971743/

3) Where ASEA’s products come in?

ASEA markets drinks/gels they describe as “stabilized redox signaling molecules”—essentially electrolyzed saline that contains very low levels of short-lived oxidants/reductants, also used in their topical gel (RENU28). A related patent describes gels formulated with reactive oxygen species made by electrolyzing salt water.

https://www.aseaglobal.com/en-US/science-overview?utm_

25/12/2025

TRY THIS !!!
With RENU 28 massaging onto YangXi acupoint …..
• Clear “Heat” along the LI channel (often used for sore throat, tooth/gum discomfort, facial heat/redness).
• Benefit the head/face (sometimes used for headache patterns along the LI pathway).
• Help the wrist and thumb area (for wrist pain, thumb stiffness, local tightness).
• Support bowel function indirectly (the LI channel is linked with the large intestine; LI points are often chosen in constipation patterns—usually LI4 is more famous, but LI5 can be used in a “channel” approach).

GREAT to help relax the thumb/wrist tendons, reduce local tightness from phone use/typing, and improve comfort around the radial wrist.

The Yangxi (LI-5) acupoint is located on the radial side of your wrist, in the hollow (anatomical snuffbox) formed between the tendons of the extensor pollicis longus and brevis muscles, right where the thumb connects to the hand, and is found by extending your thumb upward.

Where it is (how to find it)
• Turn your palm down.
• Find the wrist crease on the thumb side.
• Move your thumb a little up/down—there’s a small hollow (“snuffbox” area) between the tendons on the thumb side of the wrist.
That hollow is LI5 (Yangxi).

How to massage (safe way)
• Use your thumb to press the hollow with comfortable pressure (not sharp pain).
• Small circles for 30–60 seconds, rest, repeat 2–3 rounds.
• Do both hands.

Quick caution
• Don’t press hard on swollen/injured wrists.

22/11/2025

Gently massaging RENU28® Cell Signaling Gel into this acupressure points at the base of the skull helps open up circulation around the head and neck, supporting healthy nerve communication and the body’s autonomic “rest-and-reset” system.

This simple RENU28 acupressure ritual may help:
💜 Wake up the mind and sharpen concentration
💜 Ease mental fatigue and brain fog
💜 Support calmer, more balanced energy through the whole body
💜 Promote better nerve wellness between the brain and the rest of the body

19/11/2025

Wanna to know how easy to use RENU 28 gel to do a “quick reset” point for …..
energy,
head-clarity,
upper/mid-body Qi flow and
tension release.

Apply and massage a pea size of the RENU 28 gel on both sides at the middle finger joint (do on the left hand first then repeat this In the right hand). Pinch on both sides of the middle finger with your thumb and index finger for 30 to 60 seconds, do your breathing slowly and at the same time, please close your eyes while doing this.

The main objective is a switch to wellbeing alertness from “afternoon slump,” “neck stiffness,” “or digestive heaviness”

Enjoy your discovery and tell me how you feel!

06/09/2025

What is this medical journal means about redox signaling, aging, autophagy, inflammation, and senescence?

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1. Redox Signaling – The Body’s “Traffic Lights”
• Redox signaling uses tiny chemical messengers (based on oxygen and other molecules) to tell cells when to repair, grow, or defend themselves.
• Think of it like traffic lights inside your body: green means go (heal, repair), red means stop (don’t grow damaged cells), yellow means caution (trigger defense systems).

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2. Autophagy – The Cell’s Recycling System
• As we age, old or damaged cell parts build up.
• Autophagy is like the cell’s cleaning and recycling crew—it clears out the “junk” so cells can work properly.
• Redox signals help switch on this cleanup system when needed. But if redox signaling weakens with age, the cleanup slows, and waste piles up → making cells sluggish and unhealthy.

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3. Inflammation – The Fire Alarm
• Short bursts of inflammation are helpful (like a fire alarm calling firefighters to put out a small fire).
• But with aging, redox signaling often gets unbalanced. The alarm stays on too long → chronic inflammation (“smoldering fire”) damages tissues, joints, blood vessels, and even brain function.
• Faulty redox signals are like a broken fire alarm that won’t shut off.

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4. Cellular Senescence – Old Cells That Won’t Retire
• Cells have a lifespan. When they get too damaged, they’re supposed to either fix themselves or self-destruct.
• But some “old” cells become senescent—they stop working but don’t die.
• These “zombie cells” release harmful signals that spread stress and inflammation to nearby cells.
• Redox imbalance accelerates this problem, while healthy redox signaling can help keep these zombie cells in check.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37195483/?fbclid=IwRlRTSAMpHU9leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHiCavd6cUUIKCPriNhYEC7exbe-XBYzRjPyEJfIvPgLAdnPWypcZ84XmLZM6_aem_nCN_t4NTl1ywItz3WVIOAw

Review paper attempts to explain the dynamic aspects of redox signaling in aging through autophagy, inflammation, and senescence. It begins with ROS source in the cell, then states redox signaling in autophagy, and regulation of autophagy in aging. Next, we discuss inflammation and redox signaling w...

06/09/2025

This is VERY DOABLE when one experiences pain…
Getting relief…
Gently massage with Redoxgold gel on your left hand and apply pressure to the points for about 10 to 15 minutes daily on regular basis, works magic

29/08/2025

Check out what this clinical test report means in REDOXgold…

What is Nrf2 expression?
Why is it important to increase glutathione level to improve cellular wellness?

🔬 What is Nrf2 Expression?

Nrf2 stands for Nuclear factor erythroid 2–related factor 2.
It is a master regulatory protein (a transcription factor) that turns on the body’s built-in defense genes against oxidative stress, toxins, and inflammation.

When we say “Nrf2 expression”, we are usually talking about:
1. How much Nrf2 protein is being made in a cell (gene expression level).
2. How active Nrf2 is—whether it has moved into the cell nucleus to switch on protective genes.

So, Nrf2 expression = the presence and activity level of Nrf2 that controls our cellular defense programs.

⚙️ How Nrf2 Works
1. At rest → Nrf2 is kept in the cytoplasm (cell fluid) bound by a protein called KEAP1, which marks it for destruction.
2. Under stress (oxidative stress, toxins, inflammation, or plant compounds like sulforaphane) → KEAP1 releases Nrf2.
3. Activation → Nrf2 travels into the nucleus, binds to specific DNA regions called Antioxidant Response Elements (AREs).
4. Gene switch → Nrf2 switches on hundreds of protective genes, including:
• Glutathione (the body’s master antioxidant)
• Superoxide dismutase (SOD)
• Catalase
• Heme oxygenase-1 (HO-1)
• Detoxification enzymes (Phase II enzymes)

🌟 Why Nrf2 Expression Matters
• Reduces oxidative stress → neutralizes excess free radicals.
• Lowers inflammation → Nrf2 activation inhibits NF-κB, a major inflammatory pathway.
• Supports detoxification → helps the liver and cells clear chemicals and pollutants.
• Protects mitochondria → stabilizes cellular energy production.
• Linked to longevity → many “anti-aging” plant compounds (curcumin, sulforaphane, resveratrol) partly work by boosting Nrf2.

Glutathione (GSH) is often called the body’s “master antioxidant”, and boosting it is central to wellness. Let me explain step by step:

🔬 What is Glutathione?
• A small molecule made of three amino acids: glutamine, cysteine, and glycine.
• Found in every cell of the body, especially in the liver.
• Works as both an antioxidant and a detoxifier.

🌟 Why Increasing Glutathione Is Important

1. Powerful Antioxidant Defense
• Neutralizes free radicals (unstable molecules that damage DNA, proteins, and fats).
• Protects cells from oxidative stress — one of the main drivers of aging, chronic diseases, and inflammation.

2. Supports Detoxification (Liver Health)
• The liver uses glutathione to bind toxins, heavy metals, and pollutants so they can be excreted in urine or bile.
• Without enough glutathione, detox pathways become sluggish → leading to toxin buildup and fatigue.

3. Immune System Regulation
• Helps immune cells (like lymphocytes and natural killer cells) work effectively.
• Maintains balance: boosts defense against infections, but also prevents overactive inflammation.

4. Cellular Repair & DNA Protection
• Helps recycle other antioxidants (Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Alpha-lipoic acid).
• Stabilizes mitochondria (the “power plants” of cells), preventing premature cell death.
• Protects DNA from oxidative mutations that can lead to cancer.

5. Metabolic & Brain Health
• Low glutathione is linked to insulin resistance, neurodegenerative diseases (Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s), and accelerated aging.
• Adequate levels support mental clarity, energy, and resilience against stress.

📉 What Happens If Glutathione Is Low?
• Fatigue and low energy
• Weaker immunity (frequent colds, infections)
• Higher inflammation (joint pain, chronic illness risk)
• Slower detox → sensitivity to chemicals, alcohol, medications
• Faster cellular aging

20/08/2025

Use REDOXgold on myself is the best way to own my wellness 💓

17/08/2025

Wonder what is LD50 relating to all medications over the counter and on the shelf?💥💥💥

How is it ASEA redox fall outside this LD50?

1. Setting Safe Dosage Levels in Medicine
• Before a new drug can be given to humans, researchers need to know its toxic range.
• The LD50 helps scientists calculate a “margin of safety”—the gap between an effective dose and a harmful one.
• From there, they establish:
• NOAEL (No Observed Adverse Effect Level): the highest dose with no harmful effects.
• Therapeutic Index (TI): ratio of the toxic dose to the effective dose. A wide TI = safer drug.
• This ensures prescriptions stay well below dangerous levels.

👉 Example: Chemotherapy drugs often have low LD50 values (they’re toxic by nature), so doctors carefully balance dosage to target cancer cells while minimizing harm.

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🥦 2. Food and Supplement Safety
• LD50 data is used to assess the safety of everyday substances like vitamins, minerals, herbs, and food additives.
• Regulators (like FDA, EFSA, WHO) take LD50 values into account when setting Recommended Daily Allowances (RDAs) and Upper Limits (ULs).
• Even “natural” products can be toxic at high levels (for instance, too much vitamin A or iron).

👉 Example:
• Vitamin C has a very high LD50 → generally safe even at large doses.
• Iron has a lower LD50 → overdoses can be dangerous, especially for children.

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🧯 3. Chemical and Environmental Safety
• LD50 values are printed on safety data sheets (SDS) for chemicals used in labs, cleaning, agriculture, etc.
• Workers handling pesticides, solvents, or industrial agents rely on this data to use protective equipment and follow exposure limits.
• Environmental agencies use LD50 data to regulate how much of a chemical can be released without harming wildlife.

👉 Example: Pesticides are ranked by toxicity partly based on LD50, which influences whether they can be sold for home use or only in restricted agricultural settings.

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✨ 4. Why It Matters Spiritually / Philosophically

If we connect this back to ASEA’s redox signaling molecules :
• The company did LD50 tests expecting to find toxicity (as every substance has one).
• But even at massive doses, they found no lethal threshold—the body recognized and processed them naturally.
• That result became part of ASEA’s origin story, interpreted as a breakthrough showing these molecules align with the body’s design rather than disrupt it.

LD50 testing gave science a foundation for knowing what’s safe and what’s harmful. Today, it helps set drug dosages, food guidelines, chemical safety rules, and environmental protections. But it also highlighted when something—like redox molecules—appears to fall outside normal toxicity patterns.

01/08/2025

Whenever i feel anxious or feeling depressed, i reach out for REDOXgold and apply it to these acupoints along the heart and pericardium meridians,soothing CALM ALWAYS FOLLOWS!
Itsy bitsy!

28/07/2025

Have you tried Reflex Zone Therapy when you have pain and discomfort on your these areas of your body?
Adding back redox signals to these areas of needs is A BIG COMFORT STEP!

28/07/2025

Trigger Points for Low Back Pain
Apply REDOXgold on these suggested locations on these butttock muscles, I notice it works great for me…. I further use the FASCIA BALL on these areas to release the tension. The pain goes off faster with REDOXgold.

Treat both sides of the body even if you appear to have pain only on one side. The 2 sides are synergists and frequently work together to do the same job, so trigger points often develop on both sides, for lower pain pain, try to apply the REDOXgold and see how impressive is your own result.