Dr. William Li presents a new way to think about cancer treatment: angiogenesis, targeting the blood vessels that feed a tumor. The crucial first (and best) step: Eating cancer-fighting foods that beat cancer at its own game. This is where the Well Med Global Elixir 365 comes into play.

The Elixir provides a whole smorgasbord of nutrients for your body in one ounce of liquid that is easily taken and absorbed once a day. Every flavor your taste buds are designed to experience is awakened and satiates the body with every nutrient it needs. Just as the sun’s light contains every color of the rainbow to sustain all life; the Elixir contains every color of food representing a powerful full spectrum of phytonutrients in a liquid form with no synthetic preservatives, added waters or sweeteners.

The Elixir is saturated with phytonutrients designed to activate the most powerful primary antioxidants (SOD, GSH and Catalase) found in every cell for protection and is loaded with secondary antioxidants, anthocyan ins, polyphenols, bioflavonoids, carotenoids, phytosterols, antiseptics and indoles for an unprecedented nutrient dense all natural cocktail.

Today’s science is proving how the presence of nutritional synergy allows for a smaller quantity of many different nutrients to be far superior to high quantities of a few. The combination and spectrum of phytonutrients synergistically enhance each other and protect the body on every level. These nutrients not only protect the body but benefit us with an array of nature’s best anti-aging properties.

The ingredients in the Elixir enlist adaptogenic effects that are showing up to be extremely beneficial in
the medical research to balance or regulate inflammation, oxidative stress, blood sugar, microbial proliferation and vascularity all the imbalances that modern science is researching to control or mitigate in the body. In the emerging field of Angiogenesis for the treatment and prevention of cancer; Dr. William Li, MD states — “Angiogenesis is what makes the difference between a small, innocuous cancer and a runaway, dangerous disease.”