Efficiency in training, in health, and in life comes of finding solutions that solve multiple problems at once. If only there was one thing that: improved athletic performance, faster recovery from exercise, lower blood pressure, less plaque buildup in arteries, and improved immune function? It is called Nitric Oxide, and you have much less of it now than you did when you were young. The good news is you can get more, and the answer is simple. It isn’t easy, but it is simple.

Beth Shirley

Beth Shirley, RPh, CCN, is a Registered Pharmacist and Certified Clinical Nutritionist who has developed unique expertise during a distinguished 40+ year career which includes wellness department development and management, new product formulation and integrative medical practice development and marketing. Also includes educational programs for distribution to health practitioners and consumers.

She has been a pioneer at the cutting edge of the evolution of what has now come to be known as ‘Integrative Pharmacy’… the junction between traditional pharmacy and the critical use of nutritional supplementation.

As a practitioner and educator, her specialties include stress-induced hormonal imbalance, intestinal dysfunction, autoimmune and chronic inflammatory issues and super-normal oxidative stress. Increasing focus on the integration of genetic characteristics and related nutrigenomics into clinical protocols.

Since 2009, Beth has worked in close collaboration with some of the world’s thought leaders in the field of nitric oxide research, and has developed in-depth knowledge on the topic and its potential beneficial application in multiple aspects of patient care.

Links to checkout:

• berkeleylife.com (they don’t sell direct to consumers so you’ll need to register with this link to buy. At checkout, use discount code: “WISE20” …it is a one-time 20% savings, and, for disclosure, I might get a commission (I didn’t ask).
• Beth Shirley YouTube playlist
• LinkedIn — Beth Shirley

Outline of Discussion

• Beth Shirley’s background
• Why is nitric oxide important to health and performance?
• Who has low nitric oxide? Why?
• Is nitrate a bad thing? No
• Why people are losing their nitric oxide production?
• What is the difference between nitrates and nitrites?
• What can people do to make more nitric oxide?
• How can people get test strips to evaluate nitrite produced by oral microbiome needed to make nitric oxide?
• How can people get nitrate supplementation that is good?  

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