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Mastering Leptin
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Have you tried every diet and still can't lose weight? Do you lose weight and gain it right back?...
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Astaxanthin
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Protect and nourish healthy eyesight, skin, mitochondrial function, cardiovascular health, brain, and immunity with this powerful antioxidant.*
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Adrenal Energy Package
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Top adrenal support supplements. Includes 1 bottle of each: Adrenal Helper (90 caps), Pantethine...
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Daily Protein Plus Chocolate
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Grass-fed, pasture-raised bioactive whey protein with organic cocoa and fiber. No sweeteners!...
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Daily Protein Plus Vanilla
Grass-fed whey protein with prebiotic fiber and organic vanilla bean. No sweeteners. Tastes great, mixes well. Excellent for breakfast!
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Health Topics
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Appetite & Craving Control
Many metabolic signals make you crave food. When leptin gets into your brain correctly it invariably lowers food cravings. Various nutrients are very helpful to keep your appetite in line. Soluble fiber is very helpful, in general, for this purpose. Fiber Helper™ is a high quality fiber option that easily mixes in water; taking one tablespoon with or...
Appetite & Craving Control
Many metabolic signals make you crave food. When leptin gets into your brain correctly it invariably lowers food cravings. Various nutrients are very helpful to keep your appetite in line. Soluble fiber is very helpful, in general, for this purpose. Fiber Helper™ is a high quality fiber option that easily mixes in water; taking one tablespoon with or...
Carbohydrate Cravings and Ghrelin
New science is shedding light on one aspect of the nature of cravings, especially for carbohydrates. Your stomachs carbohydrate-desiring hunger signal, called ghrelin, is also needed for the release of growth hormone required to repair your digestive lining. Such cravings may actually be a red flag that your digestive tract is under some form of strain...
Bone Health
Strong bones, bone density, optimal bone mass, bone growth, and bone rejuvenation are all topics vital to the quality of your health. Premium-quality minerals, vitamin D, vitamin K, and other important bone-building nutrients are essential to provide adequate nutrition for the ongoing process of bone rejuvenation.*New science shows that managing the...
Children's Health
Many factors play a role in children's health. Diet quality, exercise, digestive health, immune system function, and brain nutrition are important areas for any child. The foods that many children eat today are lacking in nutritional value. We recommend that children avoid excess sugar, food colorings, additives, and processed foods. Also, it is smart to...
Immune Support
Your immune system relies on nutrition to fuel and support many of its important functions. Along with a healthy diet, quality dietary supplements are a great way to help ensure optimal function of your immune system.* Here are the top Wellness Resources immune support supplements. Some of these are helpful to take on a regular basis for baseline immune...
News
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08 17, 2012
How Blood Sugar Levels Influence Food Cravings
Find out why you eat the very foods you know you should not, and how to get those cravings under control.
10 29, 2013
Rising Blood Sugar in Healthy People Linked to Poor Memory
Researchers have shown for the first time that even small increases in blood sugar are linked to declining memory and shrinkage of a key region in the brain crucial for memory. This study shows that changes in metabolic efficiency, even small changes, set the stage for cognitive decline.
08 27, 2009
The New World of Bones – Thyroid, Leptin, Blood Sugar, and Bone Strength
In 1994, with the discovery of leptin, the view of white adipose tissue was transformed from a warehouse whose primary role was the storage of extra calories into one of the most important endocrine organs in the human body. The explosion in leptin-related research, now involving over 16,000 studies, is a testament to the emerging reality that leptin...
06 04, 2008
Sugar Addiction Drives Childhood Obesity
It's obvious to just about anyone that excess sugar consumption makes you fat. Now we even have data to prove that excessive sugar consumption, mostly from sweetened drinks like soda, is up at a rate that would require a 1 hour jog per day just to burn of the extra calories.
09 15, 2010
Higher Blood Sugar Blinds Immune System
New research shows that higher-than-normal blood sugar directly interferes with your immune system’s ability to recognize bacterial and fungal infections. Normally the long-term side effects of high blood sugar are considered to be cardiovascular, kidney, and eyesight related. This new information explains why diabetic patients and even those with...
12 20, 2010
Is Excessive Sugar Intake Leading to Society-Wide Mental Illness?
Researchers recently started out an experiment trying to show that boosting serotonin via dietary manipulation would help mood. Much to their surprise they ended up wondering if excess sugar intake is the main driving force behind depression in America.
Studies
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01 22, 2009
Lipoic Acid Supports Healthy Blood Sugar and Insulin Function in Diabetics
Alpha-lipoic acid supplementation and diabetes.
01 22, 2009
Inula Racemosa Reduces Steroid Induced Blood Sugar Problems
Effects of Inula racemosa root and Gymnema sylvestre leaf extracts in the regulation of corticosteroid induced diabetes mellitus: involvement of thyroid hormones.
04 03, 2017
Neuronal Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor Modulators Reduce Sugar Intake
Neuronal Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor Modulators Reduce Sugar Intake
09 29, 2009
Simple Sugars Can Impair Immune Response Up to Five Hours
Role of sugars in human neutrophilic phagocytosis.
01 22, 2009
Vanadium Helps Liver and Muscle Blood Sugar Metabolism
Insulino-mimetic and anti-diabetic effects of vanadium compounds.
01 22, 2009
Grape Seed Extracts Help Lower Blood Sugar
Grape seed-derived procyanidins have an antihyperglycemic effect in streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats and insulinomimetic activity in insulin-sensitive cell lines.