Asea Redox Supplement: The Truth About Cell Signaling & Health Claims
Is the Asea Redox Cell Signaling Supplement a breakthrough—or just brilliant branding? In this video, Dr. Craig Mortensen, DC (Functional Medicine) shares a true story that perfectly illustrates how “miracle supplement” hype spreads — and how easily good people get misled. A patient brings up a new product she heard could help with cancer, inflammation, and energy — the Asea Redox Cell Signaling supplement. After a quick review, Dr. Mortensen discovers the shocking truth: the $170 “breakthrough” product contains nothing more than water and sodium chloride (salt water). From false marketing and MLM events to doctors promoting unproven claims, this episode exposes how some companies take a legitimate scientific term — like redox signaling — and twist it into a sales pitch. You’ll learn why claims of “cellular rejuvenation” and “healing from within” often crumble under basic scientific scrutiny. What you’ll learn: How supplement companies exaggerate partial truths into miracle claims Why “redox signaling” sounds scientific but often lacks real evidence How to quickly spot multi-level marketing tactics disguised as wellness science The real risks — including for people with high blood pressure who start drinking salt water daily The importance of doing your own research and trusting, but verifying 💡 Takeaway: Just because something is “natural” or marketed as “cellular health” doesn’t mean it’s effective — or safe. Be your own advocate, question bold claims, and invest in products backed by real data, not hype.
Disclaimer This content is for educational purposes only and not medical advice. Always consult your licensed healthcare provider before starting or stopping any supplement.
