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Death from Cancer Doubling?

According to the WHO, this is happening! Below is an article which we just came across with some more info. There is no doubt that the ‘War against cancer’ is being lost, and that is not surprising given that intervention still is the main thrust by the medical community as opposed to prevention by being careful with lifestyle, diet and most importantly...daily supplementation with the right nutrients.

Competition Begins...Who Can Kill Their Customers First?

Well, it’s not an official competition but one can easily think so considering the latest ‘burger’ that has waddled onto the menu of an Australian junk-food outlet. First came the Double Down burger…a fat-laden behemoth that included two greasy chicken pieces separated with cheese and bacon. Just when you thought it was safe to look at a junk-food menu…along comes the OMG Double Double ‘burger’.

More evidence that exercise can give you a 'natural high'

It’s been well documented that exercise promotes an array of health benefits both physically and mentally. Research has even been done showing the emotional benefits of performing physical activities ranging from running to a gentle walk. However, these ‘feel-good’ emotions have only been documented to last between 40 and 60 minutes post-exercise.

Even L’Oreal suggests you take lycopene supplements!

It’s true! L’Oreal - along with Nestlé – have conducted a study that only echoes what we’ve been saying for a long time…building the foundation for beautiful younger-looking skin starts from within. The study can be found here.

We have been using astaxanthin and lycopene in our Total Balance range for years...which explains why we get many of our customers are saying that the appearance of their skin has improved since they've been on Total Balance.

A Seafood Lover's Guide To More Omega 3

I love seafood. In fact, I love it so much that I could eat easily eat fish for breakfast, lunch and supper. My passion for seafood is shared by my wife. She’s Portuguese so you can imagine the amount of delicious seafood meals we regularly enjoy. You’d think that with all this seafood, my family would be fine in terms of receiving enough omega 3 fatty acids per day...but believe it or not, it’s still not enough.

The BS behind BMI

Hi, my name is Dean and I am overweight…well, according to the Body Mass Index (BMI).

It seems strange though, especially considering that I’m reasonably fit, eat a healthy balanced diet and have been blessed with genes that help me gain muscle even if I do light to moderate weight-bearing exercises…but still, the BMI says I’m overweight so I can’t be healthy, right?

Wrong! I’ll explain why…

The BMI has been used for ages (over 100 years) and many people believe that it’s an accurate indication of good health. It’s simple to calculate and measure: “…weight in kilograms is divided by height in meters squared…someone with a BMI of less than 18.5 is considered ‘underweight’, between 18.5 and 24.9 is ‘normal’, 25 to 29.9 is ‘overweight’ and 30 or greater is clinically obese.” So where does the problem lie?

Daily nutrients are essential for perceptual motor skills

The ability to move your body in any direction, at any pace, and in any way you wish is what makes the human body such a wonderful instrument. Perceptual motor skills refer to this ability for humans to move…to take a desired action in order to achieve a purpose, whether it’s catching a ball, balancing on a beam, or simply sitting upright.

Dr Ozzy Will See You Now...

Can you just imagine?! In addition to having to deal with some GPs who are actually “pharmaceutical salespeople”, what if your local doctor was the legendary and infamous rocker Ozzy Osbourne? If you’ve been following this blog for a while, you will remember I did an entry last year about Ozzy being a three-issue columnist for Rolling Stone magazine and England’s Sunday Times.