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Time is brain. When a stroke strikes, you have less than 4 hours to save millions of neurons. But most seniors are missing the one potent neuroprotective compound that could buy them precious time: Tocotrienols.

In this video, we pull back the curtain on why standard Vitamin E fails and why this "Superior Cousin" is 1,000x more potent for your brain.

In this deep dive, you’ll learn:

The B.E.F.A.S.T. Shield: How to spot a stroke before it's too late.

Tocotrienol vs. Tocopherol: The "Kevlar" protection your neurons need.

The "Competition" Trap: Why you should NEVER take these two together.

The Deficiency Culprits: The 2 everyday foods stripping your brain of its protection.

Timestamps for the Club:
0:00 - Intro
0:00 - The Vanishing Act (Mini-Strokes)
1:16 - B.E.F.A.S.T.: Your 60-Second Detection Plan
2:27 - The "Superior Cousin": Tocotrienols Explained
3:03 - Glutamate Induced Toxicity: The Neurochemical Firestorm
4:21 - The Dosage & Competition Secret
5:27 - Benefits for Dysautonomia & POTS
6:10 - The "Natural Nitroglycerin" Heart Benefit
6:53 - Why You Are Deficient (The 2 Culprits)

Join the Senior's Longevity Club for science-backed protocols that doctors don't have time to tell you.

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