It is no secret that methylation is the OLA LOA secret. Methylation is defined as the transfer of carbon-hydrogen molecules to their natural sites of action in the body chemistry and physiology.
Creatine, the most essential factor in sustaining muscle energy, consumes between 70 and 90 percent of the methyl groups available in the body chemistry. The more active the muscles, the greater the demand for creatine to store energy as active phosphate within the cells for instant use. The heart is a leading consumer, but brain cells also need creatine. Dietary creatine supplements are more expensive and less convenient than direct supplementation of TMG to support production of creatine for all the body cells and to support muscle energy and mental acuity.
Since 1994 supplements have been regulated by the Dietary Supplement Health & Education Act (DSHEA), which for all intents and purposes, classifies supplements and dietary ingredients as food. Oversight of the law falls under the Food & Drug Administration (FDA), which has as its primary mission, to ensure that supplement ingredients are safe, not adulterated or misbranded, and to oversee claims made by supplement marketers. Unlike pharmaceutical companies which can make disease claims, supplements are limited to “structure/function” claims which describe the role a nutrient or ingredient plays on the structure or function of the body. 