August 28, 2012: It may sound cliché, but the best of the best just keeps getting better. And, it’s true for IsaLean Shake with the introduction of Creamy French Vanilla and Creamy Dutch Chocolate flavors. Calorie for calorie, each serving of the new shake flavors unleashes a tidal wave of nutrients designed to flood the body’s cells …
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By Dr. Denis Harper, August 20, 2012: Would you like to try a Cleansing and Fat Burning System with Isagenix but are concerned because you have diabetes? Worry no more, because yes, Isagenix can still be for you—you may just need to tailor the experience to your own personal health needs. The first step you …
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by Michael Colgan, Ph.D. August 10, 2012 For the first time in history, over 1,000 scientists in the 130 universities involved in the Human Brain Project, have accurately counted the neurons in the brain. It is much, much higher than we thought, at least 89 billion neurons. It shows why even the best super-computers, such as …
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  Posted July 27, 2012: It’s that time again… when the world’s finest athletes are gathering for the ultimate competition in athletic prowess—the London 2012 Summer Olympics. No doubt there have been countless hours of precise training and dedicated effort on the road to the Olympics. But as any Olympian will tell you, his or …
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Posted July 17, 2012: Too much stress is never a good thing; it’s linked with a bevy of poor health outcomes and can even age you faster. Now, Harvard Medical School researchers have shown that phobic anxiety could hasten shortening of telomeres, the markers of aging. The researchers found that phobic anxiety—or the irrational fear of a …
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Posted July 11, 2012: A whey-derived bioactive peptide promotes more blood vessel relaxation, a new study finds. Researchers from the University of Connecticut found that a peptide extract from undenatured whey protein improved endothelial function in middle-aged adults, thus reduced the burden of blood flow on the heart. Measuring flow-mediated dilation (FMD), an indicator of arterial stiffness, …
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  June 25, 2012: When replacing other sugars and starches, fructose improves blood sugar control, according to a new study published in Diabetes Care. Without changing calories, the authors report that, replacing dietary carbohydrates with fructose improves hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c), a marker of long-term glucose control, in people with both Type I and Type II Diabetes. …
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  June 13, 2012: Did you know that typical diets lack vitamins and minerals that can be crucial for the health of your heart? Or that being overweight or obese may place a strain on your heart that increases your needs for certain vitamins and minerals? Knowing what the best nutrition for your health is—and …
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Published June 4, 2012: What protects your cells from oxidative damage better than vitamin C, vitamin E, beta-carotene, lycopene, or any other antioxidant currently on the market? The answer is glutathione. This slasher of pro-oxidants and quencher of free radicals is actually made by your cells, for your cells. The glutathione redox system is an …
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