History of Laminine

Dr. John Ralston Davidson

The story of Fertilized Avian Egg Extract or FAEE began in 1929 when Dr. John Ralston Davidson, a Doctor from Canada, discovered a way to extract the ‘life-essence’ of a nine-day-old fertilized avian egg.

Dr. Davidson was intent on finding a cure for his cancer patients. He was confident that the egg tissue extract could help heal his patients.

Born at St. Philippe d’ Argenteuil, Quebec, on May 29, 1870, he was a keen athlete and persevered in his studies.

After studying at Johns Hopkins University, he returned to practice medicine in Winnipeg. The discovery of Dr. Davidson was highly controversial.

The treatment for cancer involving a high-vitamin diet even became a subject of the House of Commons debate in 1944. His remedy was subsequently investigated by a four-person medical commission appointed by the province later in 1944, which discounted its efficacy.

MLA Lewis St. George Stubbs took up Davidson’s case in the Manitoba legislature, criticizing the commission’s procedures.

They questioned the outcome of the investigation. Unfortunately, Davidson died on April 15, 1948 (1943, on other documents), and his research and development rested for decades.

Canada TV Independent Documentary on the Egg Extract

Dr. John Ralston Davidson was a Canadian doctor in Winnipeg who discovered the Fertilized Avian Egg Extract.

Dr. Bjøedne Eskeland

Dr. Bjoedne Eskeland was known globally as one of the leading experts on avian egg research. He was born on January 15, 1939.

He received a Master’s Degree in Science at the Agricultural University of Norway, completed his Ph.D. in Animal Nutrition at the University of Missouri, Columbia, and served as a visiting professor in the Department of Nutrition at the University of California, Berkeley.

Upon returning to Norway, he served on staff at the Norwegian Food Institute and the Environmental Toxicology Department at the University of Trondheim.

Although he and Dr. John Ralston Davidson never met, their contribution to egg research shapes how scientists understand the benefits of taking Fertilized Avian Egg Extract containing Fibroblast Growth Factor or FGF.

Dr. Eskeland was an expert on egg research and would later be known as the ‘Founder of Young Tissue Extract’ or YTE.

Using past studies of Dr. Davidson, he hypothesized that fertilized avian eggs contained a unique combination of amino acids, peptides, and protein fractions that could help provide an incredible array of health benefits when consumed by humans.

This included vitamins, minerals, proteins, essential defense elements, growth factors, hormones, and other biologically active components.

He spent much of his professional life in the egg industry during the 1990s.

He teamed with Nils Christian Mortensen, a marketing expert from Norway who was into health supplements.

They developed a better way to extract the particular protein from partially incubated hen eggs.

They began testing the extract on human subjects with very positive results.

In 2006, he published his research on Young Tissue Extract and branded it as YTE®.

However, this business venture did not fully materialize until many years later. He partnered with Amerikal Nutraceuticals Corporation, a company based in the USA that supplies raw materials for health supplements.

Likewise, Mortensen had his patented YTE that was sold from Norway through Med-eq, a supplier of raw materials for health supplements.

Replacing YTE with FAEE in 2012

When Laminine was globally introduced in 2011, the base ingredient YTE was sourced from Med-eq. The company had difficulties supplying one of the raw materials for Laminine, which was not good business.

It was then LPGN invited Dr. Bjodne Eskeland, the founder of YTE, who worked with other scientists in LPGN to produce Fertilized Avian Egg Extract or FAEE.

The OPT9 Blend

One of LPGN’s flagship products, Laminine Food Supplement, provides a powerful ingredient combination of oligopeptides under the formula OPT9™.

The success of LifePharm’s Laminine, where Dr. Eskeland was a consultant, proved to be the most successful version of the Young Tissue Extract known as Fertilized Avian Egg Extract. Eskeland has lived to see it happen.

TThe most successful version of the Young Tissue Extract known as FAEE

Dr. Alex Martin

A team of scientists led by Dr. Alex Martin, a leading doctor studying nutritional supplements at the LifePharm® Institute of Technology, went to work to develop the perfect supplement.

Using PESE as a base ingredient, we looked at the symptoms caused most by our diets and environment and then looked to “supercharge” the PESE for modern-day use.

Skin and hair health, moods (depression), memory loss, fatigue, and cardiovascular health are most affected by today’s lifestyle. This booklet covers these individual symptoms and how Laminine™ addresses them later.

Laminine discovery forms part of having a perfectly balanced and natural transport mechanism. PESE’s role as the strong director assures users that the added amino acids will find their way to the areas where our body needs them.

It will also be guided to perform its proper function effectively and efficiently.

Added to Laminine are amino acids that provide healthy skin, hair, memory function, and cardiovascular health. These come from natural plant and marine proteins or sea vegetables. ^{[Laminine Omega]}

The combination of these ingredients (together with FAEE) forms a powerful and symbiotic base ingredient called OPT-9.

OPT9™ Does wonders for our aging cells. It helps to restore energy that is best felt by the elderly or those recovering from a severe illness, mental stress, depression, or recovery from surgery or surgical operation.

Origin of the word Laminine

Laminine comes from the word Laminin (found in our cells) and the number Nine, which represents the 9th day of extraction of nutrients from an avian egg. Laminins are major proteins in a cell’s basement membrane, which is a protein network foundation for most of our cells and organs.

The cross-like shape of Laminin has essential functions influencing cell differentiation, migration, and adhesion.

The number nine in Laminine represents the 9th day when Fiber Growth Factor or FGF is best extracted from an egg.

FGF directs nutritional building blocks, such as amino acids and stem cells, to where our body needs repairing or rejuvenation brought about by pollution, bad habits, and poor diet.

LPGN Scientific Advisory Board

Today, LPGN is led by Dr. Edward Andujar, M.D., who continues to lead the team in developing life-to-change supplements.

He received his medical degree from Harvard Medical School in Boston, Massachusetts, and completed his residency at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Dr. Andujar brings over 26 years of practical experience to LPGN in Research and Product Development, Marketing and Medical Education, Alternative Care, and general and specialized medical practices.

Dr. Andujar has hosted television and radio shows to educate and inform the public on health issues and preventative health strategies.

Also on the team are Dr. Winda Olysia Panjaitan, M.D., Dr. Hitendra Shah, M.D., and Dr. Bjoedne Eskeland, Ph.D. Scientific Research Advisor (In memoriam), and Dr. Kostantinos Melahoures, M.D.

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