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Supplement
close up: Red Marine Algae |
Information
courtesy of Xynergy
Health Products
Red
Marine Algae
is a nutrient-rich algae which is harvested off the reefs of the
Pacific Northwest. It helps boost the immune system, delivers nutrients
and shows promising results in controlling and reducing candida
and herpes
simplex viruses
Nutritional
Features:
- contains sulphated polysaccharides to support
the immune system’s antiviral response
- provides fatty acids, including omega
3 and 6
- provides essential amino acids
- has an abundance of vitamins including vitamin A
and vitamin B12
- contains essential minerals including sodium, potassium,
magnesium, manganese, chromium, calcium, boron, iodine
and high levels of iron and selenium
- provides trace elements in a naturally occurring
synergistic form
e.g. it has a magnesium to calcium ratio of 2:1 and a potassium
to sodium ratio of 4:3
Benefits:
- supports the immune
system against viral infections, particularly those
that deplete energy levels
- helps counteract degenerative disease
- aids weight loss
- helps lower
cholesterol levels
- acts as an effective detoxifier
- helps rebuild healthy tissue
- improves digestion thereby enhancing organ
function
- aids key metabolic processes within the body,
such as energy production, rebuilding and enzyme production
- helps reduce the growth of candida and herpes
simplex virus
- helps eliminate heavy metals, pesticides and
carcinogens from the body
A reputable brand is Pure Planet Red Marine Algae Plus
(a combination of red marine algae and spirulina). Take 4 x 500mg
capsules daily on an empty stomach. Mail order from Xynergy
Health Products online or by phoning 08456
585858.
For
more information check out the following websites:
www.pureplanet.com
www.redmarinealgae.info/redmarinealgae-supr.html
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New TV Series: The Alternative Health Hospital Spa |
Do you suffer
from an illness with embarrassing side effects? Do you have acne
or any other skin disorder that is uncontrollable? Is Irritable
Bowel Syndrome continually getting you down? Perhaps
obesity is stopping you from fulfilling your
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‘body blues’ left you feeling unlike your
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sweating or fatigue
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drinking and smoking
are beginning to take a toll on your body…
If you are looking
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For more detailed information, check out the item on our homepage
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Please
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Pau
D'Arco for Gut Health |
This
week is Gut Health Week (18-24 July), and with
the return of hot weather to this country, it is likely that many
people will also see the unwelcome return of their Candida
problems. Dehydration can also antagonise other digestive
problems like Irritable
Bowel Syndrome (IBS).
Increasingly,
sufferers in the West are discovering the benefits of a simple infusion
from the heartwood of the Inca 'Divine tree' - Pau
d'Arco, used by the indigenous peoples of the Peruvian
Amazon for at least 2,000 years - from before the time of the great
Inca Empire.
Past research has shown Pau d'Arco to be effective against many
viral and bacterial infections, and to exhibit strong anti-fungal
activity against 11 different strains of fungus and yeast - including
Candida Albicans. Recently its benefits
to sufferers of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) have also become
widely known. It is the anti- inflammatory
effect of Pau d'Arco that provides welcome relief for this prevalent
condition.
Rio
Trading Pau d'Arco tea is available in supplement strength
teabags priced at £5.99 for 40 unbleached bags from
Rio Health Direct online or by phoning 01273-570987.
Rio only use well identified herbal material from sustainable
sources
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What's
hot! - A new way to protect your family from sunburn |
Specialists
have warned that melanoma rates are soaring, with 1,700 people dying
each year. Many victims are in the 20-30 age range as the condition
affects the first generation of Brits to go on foreign sunshine
holidays from an early age. Melanoma has become the second most
common cancer among 15-34 year olds.
People in their
30's are being diagnosed with with it at the same rate as those
in their seventies. Cancer Research UK has launched a campaign to
encourage people to stay out of the midday sun, put on sunscreen
and try to wear a hat. One thing that they could add to that list
is wear a Solar-safe wrist band.
When the band
changes colour, it's time for more suntan lotion. Simple as that!
Coated in sun block, this simple strap can accurately represent
your skin's exposure to the sun's harmful rays.
As the level
of UV exposure increases, the strap changes through a range of colours,
alerting the user to reapply sun block, or get out of the sun. It
is an easy, safe and simple guide to protect you and your family.
It also features an extra safety feature, a contact number can be
written on the back of the SolarSafe wristband to help lost children
re-unite with their parents.
SolarSafe wristbands
can be purchased from all good health stores and pharmacies.
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What's
not! - Vaginal Dryness |
Vaginal
dryness (atrophic vaginitis) is a condition that every
woman, at some stage in her life will experience. Despite the prevalence
of symptoms, only a small percentage of symptomatic women will seek
medical advice because of the embarrassment of the condition. Sylk
is a natural, chemical free, personal lubricant which is extremely
beneficial and soothing to people who experience an inadequate supply
of natural lubrication. Sylk costs £9.99
for 40g from Victoria
Health (0800 3898195).
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