U.S. federal trademark · Serial No. 78282368
A 4/2/91 Organic chemical material and/or devices that increase the level of energy in electrons; "Electron Power" is a term that will be applied to convey the enhanced capacity of the electrons within a product to be transferred to other compounds in a chemical reaction known as "reduction" or more generally as a "Redox" reaction; Examples include plant-derived products with strong "reducing" activity that can be used both as a dietary supplement and as a plant growth enhancing agent; The previously unrecognized common feature of a number of these compounds is their "reducing" or electron donating activity; I coined the term "electron power" as a novel way to label the process involved and to categorize various products under a single heading; The term "electron power" is based on research by the applicant into substances that he has called alternative cellular energy pigments, or ACE pigments for which he has applied for a Trademark
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