More and more people are switching to Get Your Boom! Back from Laminine and other amino acid supplements. Here's one of the testimonials we received, along with the comment from the gorgeous, ever-youthful Maureen: Impressive, Maureen! What do you think? We're always wanting to make sure we're doing all we can to help you Get Your Boom! Back - and keep your...
I've just re-read an article I saw when in England a while ago. Being active - whether it's gardening or learning something new - "exercises your brain". We know it's so important to reduce stress in your body to limit the risks of heart disease, stroke, diabetes, dementia, and worse. People who are bilingual are shown to use less effort but have...
Fruit and vegetables grown without sunlight, soil and rain, in almost sterile conditions, might give us cheaper food but at what cost? It’s well documented that people living in the country have less allergies and immune problems than their town and city dwelling counterparts. While reducing pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and artificial fertilisers have to be good, will the benefits of...
YTE® is a natural combination of potent amino acids and glycopeptides, which are enriched in the incubation period immediately after fertilization. It is important to understand hen’s eggs that have not been fertilized by the rooster’s sperm cannot produce a chick, but fertilized incubated eggs contain a viable embryo. If incubated by a hen sitting on the egg or in...
What else can you do to help your health? This is particularly helpful if you've just ordered and are waiting for your AminoBoosters and AminoPure to arrive... Wouldn't it be great to have all the energy you had as a child? Well, the good news is that your cells are constantly renewing - all you have to do is provide...
Here’s a fascinating report I read while I was in England, from Dr William Bird, Advisor to Public Health England, regarding dementia, diabetes and heart disease. Scientists have long known that chronic stress increases the risk of heart disease and stroke. But there is a growing school of thought that stress can also increase inflammation of cells, which is thought...
