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XanGo Mangosteen

Saturday, March 1st, 2008

The revolutionary XanGo Mangosteen Juice product. XanGo appears to be an exception to the quick “rise and fall” trends of nutritional health supplements. XanGo is a nutritional supplement that has sustained phenomenal growth over the past few years. XanGo Juice contains the entire mangosteen fruit - the pulp, stem, rind, and fruit. Normally the rind is extremely bitter, but the fruit’s delicious flavor helps to eliminate that bitterness. Using the entire fruit in juice form means the product is as close to the natural form as possible. Here are the reasons why XanGo is the best mangosteen product over other products on the market: 1) Mangosteen juice Leader 2) Contains the whole fruit 3) Worldwide sourcing partner (for quality ingredients) 4) Highest manufacturing & quality-control standards 5) Now with over five years of proven use If you are like I am, you are always looking for the next level of greatness. You believe that there is something better out there–a better way of life, better health, better energy, better dreams. And so you keep your eyes open and you look for the perfect fit. So what would you do if you found it? Deciding to buy a case of XanGo Mangosteen Juice and sharing it with people just like you is an easy decision. XanGo’s 30-day money-back guarantee makes it automatic. You get a built-in headstart–is absolutely certain you will like this remarkable product. It’s no secret that XanGo Mangosteen is blasting past each industry record and surpassing every growth prediction. With the power of its singular product and a dynamic yet solid corporate structure, there are no limits to XanGo’s success. XanGo Juice is composed of foods (fruits and juices) not drugs. You do not need the same kinds of tests that drugs need - because it does not carry the same kind of risks. In the past four years of intensive use across the world… the safety of XanGo® Juice juice has been proven beyond a shadow of a doubt.

Healthy food

Sunday, February 3rd, 2008

 

Cacao is also known as Theobroma cacao. It is a tall evergreen tree, and native to the tropical area of Amazon in America. The Cacao Tree grows in lowland tropical forests with little seasonality. Naturally it grows under heavy rainforest canopy, it is cultivated underneath Banana or Casaca (Tapioca) or other large leaf, tree-like, grasses. It needs a consistent climate: temperatures of 21 to 32 degrees Celsius year round - never lower than 15 C, and 100 to 250 cm of rainfall, well distributed throughout the year with no month less than 10 cm. It grows only below 1000 meters of elevation, and usually below 300 meters. All of this means that it grows only in the tropics - almost exclusively within 10 degrees latitude of the Equator and only in places that are not too mountainous and do not have monsoons or droughts. Cacao nibs are from Cacao Seeds, and are made by peeling and breaking the cacao seeds.

Wheatgrass is fast becoming one of the most widely used supplemental health foods. It contains chlorophyll (nature’s most health promoting nutrient), 20 amino acids, several hundred different enzymes not found in other foods, as many as 90 out of 102 possible minerals, vitamins and other important nutrients. It is perfect for dieters, athletes, people on the go, who want to maintain a healthy immune system, or simply anyone who wants to feel GREAT. Wheatgrass is the young grass stage of grain plants, taken just after sprouting. It has been described as ” Quite possibly the closest thing to the fountain of youth man has ever conjured up “. It contains 70% chlorophyll, chlorophyll being the basis of all plant life. Science has proven that chlorophyll arrests growth and development of unfriendly bacteria.

Spirulina are floating filamentous cyanobacteria with cylindrical trichomes in left-hand helix. For centuries Aztecs have been eating Spirulina. The earliest record reveals that it grew in Lake Texcoco, and was collected and sold as food. The first Spirulina manufacturing factory was established in 1970s. Recent years it has become a popular thing in the world, and has been approved by the FDA, WHO and other medical authourities as health food. Spirulina is rich in proteins, vitamins and minerals. It contains Lysine, Cysteine, Methionine, Phenylalanine and Threonine, whic are important amino acids that can only be acquired by human beings through food. Spirulina is also a very rich source of Vitamin B-12. It has much higher iron content than Spinach. It contains much higher amounts of Beta-Carotene than carrots.

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Monday, January 28th, 2008

 

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You found our secret stash; the Canna-cafe!
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Super Food

Sunday, January 27th, 2008

Goji berries are also known as Wolfberries. Some people even mis-spell it as “gogi berries”. It is a sweet-taste, dark-red coloured dried fruit, and mainly comes from north-western area of China. It has been grown and consumed in China for a few thousand years. In the first instance, Chinese medicine believes it acts on liver and kidney channels and enriches yin. So it is a common practice in Chinese medicine to prescribe it to treat liver, kidney, or eye diseases, along with other herbs. On the other hand, Chinese people also consume goji berries in their day-to-day lives, because they believe this red coloured berry can keep them healthy, young, and energetic. This fruit has been eaten as raw, as goji juice, as herbal tea (e.g. with Chrysanthemum), with yogurt, and with cereal etc etc.

Maca root can be used as vegetable or medicinal herb. Biologically maca root is rich in sugar and protein. It contains 60% carbohydrates, 10% protein, 8.5% dietary fiber, and 2.2% fats. Additionally it has uridine, malic acid, benzoyl derivative, and glucosinolates etc. Dried maca root is rich in alkaloidal, minerals, and nutrients such as essential minerals (selenium, calcium, magnesium, and iron), fatty acids including linolenic acid, palmitic acid, and oleic acids, and 19 amino acids, as well as polysaccharides

Flaxseed is also known as linseed, and has been consumed by human being for thousands of years. It is a great source for Omega 3. Omega 3 has super polyunsaturated Essential Fatty Acid, which has many benefits in our daily lives. It is known as an Essential Fatty Acid because these oils are vital for normal body functions such as renewal of cells balancing hormones, repairing muscles and tissue as well as many other essential processes in the body. Omega 3 is referred to as essential as it must be ingested in food directly as the body cannot synthesise it from other foods not containing Omega 3. If our bodies are short of Omega 3 and EFA, we could have dry flaky skin, weight increase, poor concentration or attention deficiency, lack of energy, continually getting colds or infections, Arthritic type pain, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, increase in allergies.

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