Aug 17, 2009
Isotonix® L-Tryptophan
Isotonix L-Tryptophan, not to be confused with the culprit of after-Thanksgiving dinner lethargy, is an isotonic capable form of the essential amino acid, l-tryptophan.
- L-Tryptophan is an essential amino acid that helps maintain healthy levels of serotonin in the brain which helps regulate mood.
- Isotonix L-Tryptophan provides maximum results by including niacin and Vitamin B6, members of the B vitamin family, which promote the normal absorption of L-tryptophan.
- By supplementing with L-tryptophanW, healthy levels of serotonin in the brain will help enhance mood and support sleep.
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Nov 22, 2008
Weight Management
Transitions Lifestyle System™
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- According to Dr. Lieberman, the Transitions Lifestyle Program is an “eating education” that combines proper nutrition with exercise and supplements designed to help you effectively lose weight, increase your energy and improve your overall health.
- Dr. Lieberman states that most people are under-nourished and over-fed.
- This program will educate you on how the glycemic index works to obtain your weight management goals.
- The end result of this program is that you will increase your energy, lose weight, lose unwanted inches off and reduce your body fat.
Nov 15, 2008
Free Radicals
OPC’s are derived commercially from grape seeds and the bark of pine trees. They are a mixture of antioxidant molecules, variously called proanthocyanidins, procyanidins, proanthocyanidolic oligomers (PCO) or Oligomeric Procyanthocyanidins (OPC).
OPC, as it’s commonly called in scientific circles, is expert at treating vascular diseases because it actually increases the structural strength of weakened blood vessels. It also has other biological activity. OPC is one of the most potent antioxidants known — fifty times as powerful as vitamin E, according to some tests. OPC’s can help neutralize the underlying chemical cause (free radicals) that promotes most diseases. Read more... (185 words, 1 image, estimated 44 secs reading time)
Nov 15, 2008
Acai Berry
Isotonix® Açai
The Acai Berry which is commonly pronounced a-sigh-ee, is a rather small, round, and black-looking purple. It resembles a grape or a blueberry, but is yet smaller and darker. This fruit has a large seed and minimum amount of pulp. The acai fruit berry is now broadly used in energy juices, ice cream, certain energy bars with granola.
Acai has been used for many generations by the natives of Brazil. Acai boasts 10 times the antioxidant benefits of grapes and twice that of blueberries. Read more... (250 words, 1 image, estimated 1:00 mins reading time)
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Nov 11, 2008
Isotonic Delivery System
Isotonix®
What are Isotonix® benefits? No pills to swallow, pleasant-tasting drink, natural sweetner, no binders or fillers and ideal for children and geriatrics.
CLICK HERE to watch a video that explains the Isotonix® Delivery System.
If you’d like to learn more about Market America’s Isotonix® delivery system, give me a call or send me an e-mail. To order immediately, read more about Market America’s Health and Nutrition Product Line based on the Isotonic Delivery System, CLICK HERE.
If you need any assistance, feel free to contact me.
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Nov 8, 2008
By: Dr. Pam Avery
Antioxidants
No doubt about it, antioxidants are hot! Everywhere you look, you see information about them – magazines, online articles, books and advertisements in the market place. But what exactly is an antioxidant? Where are they found in nature? How do they work? Which antioxidants are best? Most of all, who really needs them? Read more... (819 words, 1 image, estimated 3:17 mins reading time)
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