All-Natural, All-Inclusive Supplement A Huge Business Opportunity

Written by Opal R. Gilbert


All-Natural, All-Inclusive Supplement a Huge Business Opportunity

As health consciousness and consumer empowerment increase, dietary supplements can be a great opportunity for entrepreneurs. Consumers are beginning to take more responsibility for their own health care, and they are looking beyondrepparttar traditional hospital and doctor’s office in their quest to live longer, healthier lives.

Consumers are becoming more conscious every day ofrepparttar 114891 effects of disease and unhealthy lifestyles. Adult-onset diabetes and colorectal cancer are increasing, and clogged arteries continue to cause a great number of heart attack deaths. The U.S. government calls obesity a national epidemic. It is well known that all of these conditions are largely diet-related, and Americans know that if they continue to eat poorly and ignore their nutritional needs—they are opening themselves up to a wide range of deadly diseases and conditions.

In addition to eating right and exercising, regularly taking vitamins and minerals is also widely recognized for helping to guard against deadly diseases and conditions. Deficiencies of certain key vitamins have been shown to increaserepparttar 114892 risk for cancer and other diseases. One way that people can help ensure overall health is to take a complete, natural supplement that is designed to meet all of their nutritional needs.

That is why a new product called, “The Greatest Vitamin inrepparttar 114893 World” is an excellent business opportunity. Since 1997,repparttar 114894 use of complementary medicine, which includes dietary supplements, has been growing rapidly, and this product is poised to take advantage of that growth.

New Help for Sugar Addiction

Written by Jonni Good


Many people have asked me what foods they should eat in order to cut down onrepparttar sugar cravings. And inrepparttar 114890 past I've always had to say "I don't know."

Now, maybe I can actually offer something more hopeful.

Kicking a sugar habit is no easy chore, especially since we're surrounded byrepparttar 114891 stuff. Almost every packaged food or convenience product is made from sugar, (or white flour, which is aboutrepparttar 114892 same thing).

We struggle to overcomerepparttar 114893 initial reluctance to change, then we live throughrepparttar 114894 two weeks of mild withdrawal symptoms, and then we have to worry about relapse when we let down our guard on a stressful day.

Sometimes it just doesn't seem fair.

Dr. Ron Rosedale may haverepparttar 114895 answer for us. He says that our sugar cravings are associated with a leptin insensitivity. Leptin is that hormone that researchers were very excited about a few years ago. They discovered that giving a small dose of this natural hormone to laboratory mice caused them to eat less, and they lost weight.

Researchers hoped that they could use leptin asrepparttar 114896 magic pill that would help obese patients get thin again, like those mice. But when they started looking at humans, they found that overweight people often have more leptin than thin people - and obese people almost always have too much.

Eating too much highly concentrated carbohydrates over a long period of time can cause an insulin insensitivity that can lead to diabetes and other health conditions. According to Dr. Rosedale, it can also lead to leptin insensitivity, sorepparttar 114897 message that leptin is sending out ("stop eating") is not being heard byrepparttar 114898 overweight dieter. In fact, when we have a liptin insensitivity, we tend to crave even more sugar, even though our bodies are desperately trying to get rid of, (or store as fat),repparttar 114899 excess sugar we've just eaten a few minutes ago. And we go on craving sugar, even years after we've given it up - likerepparttar 114900 cravings that many ex-smokers get when they're around people smoking.

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