Max Marchione, 25, spent over a decade searching for answers to his debilitating insomnia and migraines. Despite being athletic, he struggled with these conditions, which also led to prediabetes. The tech entrepreneur finally got answers three years ago and discovered he had high levels of mercury and BPA in his body.
Marchione co-founded Superpower, a healthcare startup that analyzes 100 blood biomarkers, including cholesterol, heavy metals, and cortisol. The company revealed even scarier health implications: Marchione had toxins at levels higher than 99% of the US population. Doctors told him he likely battled these toxins since he was 12.
To reverse his conditions, Superpower suggested taking 400 milligrams of thiamine pills (vitamin B1) daily. Research suggests supplementing with 100-300 milligrams can help improve prediabetes. Marchione claims taking 400 milligrams reversed his prediabetes in three months.
The supplements allowed Marchione to enjoy carb-heavy foods without suffering glucose spikes or digestive symptoms. However, Dr. Erika Schwartz emphasized that lifestyle factors like a healthy diet, balanced hormones, and regular exercise are the real drivers of insulin sensitivity.
Superpower also advised Marchione to cut out canned foods from his diet due to high levels of BPA and mercury. This led to significant improvements in his health. Marchione now focuses on growing Superpower, which has 200,000 people on a waitlist, aiming to make comprehensive biomarker testing more affordable.
Marchione’s story highlights the importance of early diagnosis and access to comprehensive healthcare. He reversed all his symptoms within a year, slashing his biological age from 35 to 20. Marchione estimates it took six months to a year to bring his levels back down to normal, after which his debilitating symptoms disappeared.
Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-14785153/migraines-insomnia-cure-pill.html