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Nick on Wednesday, September 17th, 2008 |
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The latest buzz in supplements is the Acai Berry.
Research has found that this fruit from the Amazon has some amazing beneficial properties.
- Flush excess pounds
- Gain healthy energy
- Super Antioxidant values 4x stronger than grapes
- Boosts metabolism
Acai Berry has been announced the #1 super food by Dr. Perricone claiming that Acai Berry tastes like berries
and chocolate is packed full of antioxidants can help combat pre-mature aging and detoxify your body of harmful
chemicals that you take in on a daily basis in the processed food you eat, air you breathe and liquids you drink.
Acai Berry is a highly energizing fruit that has been deemed natures Energy Fruit and is unlike any you have
ever heard of.
ABC, NBC, CNN and many more have been reporting the positive effects of this super berry.
For a limited time, our company is giving a free trial to our new Acai Berry supplement.
Our formula contains:
- Acai Extract; The highest and purest form of acai berry
- Hawaiian Noni Extract; possesses unusual healing powers
- Green Tea; helps to fight obesity, flushes fat.
- Resveratrol; anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, blood-sugar-lowering and other beneficial cardiovascular effects of resveratrol have been reported.
All in an easy to take capsule. You can be on the way to a more healthy you!
A small S/H charge will apply to every order. You must hurry, as this trial may end anytime soon.
One order per address please.
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Nick on Friday, April 18th, 2008 |
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With the beautiful warm weather we’ve been having here in Montreal, it truly does feel like spring has taken a foot hold. I’m planning on taking out the bar b q from storage and start planning my vegetable garden over the weekend. There is nothing better than picking fresh tomatoes off the vine to use in a salad. but until mid summer, I’ll still be forced to buy from the local market.
To really give your salad a health boost, here is five veggies that are packed with antioxidant, just add one or all to pack a healthier punch.
5 healthy kick veggies
Artichokes
Broccoli
Leeks
Radishes
Red chicory
Scientist studying 27 vegetable have found that the artichoke packed the most antioxidant, and it also contains plenty of fiber and folate. At the market look for a nice and plump, but compact artichoke with fresh and green looking scales.
You’ll find most of these vegetables in your local supermarket, depending on the season.
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Nick on Saturday, September 22nd, 2007 |
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Vitamins are organic compounds that are essential for normal metabolic functions. These functions include using proteins to repair injured tissue and converting fats and carbohydrates into energy. They do not supply the body with either energy or calories directly. Because vitamins (with the exception of Vitamin D) can not be synthesized by our body, they must be consumed through diet to prevent vitamin deficiency disorders.
There are a total of 13 vitamins, which are divided into two categories: fat-soluble and water-soluble. Water-soluble vitamins, which include Vitamin C and B-complex group, can not be stored in the body. They constantly need to be replenished since they are quickly eliminated through urine. Fat-soluble, on the other hand, can be stored temporarily in the liver and fatty tissues.
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Nick on Sunday, September 16th, 2007 |
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Multivitamins – who uses them? Well, you probably do, Americans spend $4,000,000,000 a year on multivitamins alone. 70 % Australians are no less keen on them, spending a tiny $2,300,000,000, and yes … that is a ton of zeros!!
Who needs them? Well the number of people that can say that every day they honestly eat a well-balanced diet of containing lots of fruits, nuts and vegetables, whole grains, dairy, along with chicken and fish is not just low, it is merely non-existent. Of the people who think they are doing well, most do not realize the sheer quantities that have to be consumed to maintain that ‘well-balanced diet’.
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Nick on Tuesday, May 15th, 2007 |
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CoQ10 is a vitamin-like compound that is produced naturally in the human body and is also found in most living organisms. It is also called ubiquinone, a combination of quinone, a type of coenzyme, and ubiquitous, meaning it exists everywhere in the human body. CoQ10 plays an important role in your body’s energy production and is an essential component of the mitochondria, where it helps to metabolize fats and carbohydrates and maintain cell membrane flexibility. CoQ10 is also involved in the production of several key enzymes that are used to create ATP, which is burned by your body for energy, and in the energy transfer between mitochondria and cells. Without CoQ10, you would not be able to function!
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