History of Laminine

Lets go back to the history... 

In 1929, John R. Davidson, a Canadian Doctor, discovered an extract derived from fertilized hen eggs at a critical stage of incubation. He used this extract to restore health in his patients. Dr.Davidson spent well over a decade developing and researching his theory. However, when Dr. Davidson passed away in 1943, his research on fertilized hen eggs was not passed along, and was quickly forgotten.
Dr. Bjodne Eskeland
It wasn’t until almost 50 years later that the pursuit of fertilized hen egg extract was revived by Norway’s foremost expert on egg research, Dr. Bjodne Eskeland. 

Laminine Addresses Blood Sugar and Diabetes Issues

    Laminine is Clinically Proven to raise the levels of the aptly named, 'Happy Hormone', Serotonin. This brain chemical or hormone is designed by the Creator to give us a sense of well-being, a happiness, a calmness, and has a direct level-lowering effect on Cortisol also known as 'The Stress Hormone". Laminine lowers cortisol levels by 50% or more. That's huge.

    Is Cortisol Bad? No! Cortisol has a beneficial effect on the body. Your body was designed to react to survival situations, stressful events,

Laminine for Mood Enhancement and Relief from Depression

 Depression is caused by many external factors, including stress. In the brain, the serotonin uptake and release mechanism is affected. Laminine contains the amino acid Lysine; derived from PESE and vegetable proteins. The combination of these two components delivers a higher level of Lysine in the OPT9 than either ingredient would by itself. Lysine is known to regulate serotonin levels in the brain.
Some 20 million people worldwide experience depression serious enough to warrant being placed on prescription medication.

How much Laminine you can take?

How to Take Laminine - Protocols for Use:

Laminine Is a Un-DeNatured Whole-Food Supplement. You cannot take too much!
When we talk about capsules or pills, we're often inclined to use words like dose or dosage. But in reality those words are more for medicines and drugs and not supplements. If you look on the back of vitamins and supplements they'll say it right there: "Serving Size". Use whatever word you wish - it means "How Many Do I Take?".
Dr. Shelva Christian, one of the nation's foremost Naturopathic Practitioners, says that in her long experience with naturopathic remedies, like Laminine, there is a four month retracing of the condition being addressed. The symptoms that appeared most recently will be the first ones to disappear, and vice-versa. Rebuilding our bodies at a cellular level is a process. She compares it to layers of an onion being peeled away.