Generation X becoming Generation XL

Bioslife Slim vs the Traditional Approaches to Fat-Loss

Bioslife Slim is a different approach to fat-loss and a different way of thinking about your body. Other products and approaches force your body to behave unnaturally. They give you the jitters or make you feel tired or hungry all the time. Other approaches are things you do to your body. Bioslife Slim works with your body.

Most of us would rather die than diet

Flip through the channels on TV, open a newspaper, glance at a magazine cover, go into a bookstore - you are bombarded by dozens if not hundreds of advertisements, articles, commercials and programs - all telling us how to lose weight.

It's exhausting. Like being in a room where everyone is yelling. We cannot hear a thing. We don't know who to listen to anymore.

Your body is trying to tell you something

Your body knows how to lose weight and does not want to be fat. It wants to have energy, be attractive and be respected.

You do not need another diet program; you need to help your body to do better what is already good at. A diet is something you force upon yourself with willpower. It may have some temporary effect, but after a while, your willpower weakens and you gain even more fat.

Your body is a system. Every day it cleanses itself inside and out, it products and stores energy and everyday your body is busy building and repairing itself.

Imagine if you could just help your body to do better, what is already doing. Imagine if you could enhance your body's natural system.

Bioslife Slim is the first step on the path to long term fat loss and this time, your body agrees!

Real Results in Realistic Time

Drinking Bioslife Slim 2 or 3 times a day before your meals, trains your body to burn away excess fat forever - without the jitters or feeling tired and hungry all the time - resulting in a slimmer, more active and more attractive you.

Most people want to lose weight based on 2 important factors - the desire to look better and to improve health.

If you have been trying to lose weight, its time for a better strategy. It's time to forget about your weight and target your size by losing fats...it's time for Bioslife Slim.

Improving health: Generation X is becoming Generation XL

A tape measure is the better predictor of your overall health, than your bathroom scale. Your waist size is an accurate indicator of your risk of heart disease and stroke.

A study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism found that women who carried more fat in their tummy region were at a higher risk for high blood pressure, high cholesterol and insulin resistance - all risk factors for heart disease.

A Danish study published in Circulation shows that a woman is nearly 5 times more likely to die of heart disease if she had a large waist.

According to the National Institutes of Health, a waistline larger than 40 inches for men and 34 inches for women signals significant risk of heart disease and diabetes.

A study by the Kaiser Permanente Division of Research found that a large waist size can triple the risk of dementia. Now you know why you keep forgetting lots of things and people's names!.

Fat storage or Fat burning machine?

With Bioslife Slim, you are training your body to burn fat, not store it. It usually takes about 3 months for this process to turn your body from a fat storage machine to a fat burning machine. Most Bioslife Slim users begin feeling better within days and report looking better in less than 30 days.

Call or email me to get your Bioslife Slim today and watch your inches disappear, in time for some special event, Hari Raya, Deepavali or Christmas!.

ED - Erectile Dysfunction is a symptom of an impending heart disease

Stress is just one of the resons for you to be flacid, but the more serious issue is, erectile dysfunction (ED) is a symptom of an impending heart disease.

Forget about Viagra or Cialis, it's time to reach for Bioslife to lower your bad LDL cholesterol, raise your good HDL cholesterol, and manage healthy blood pressure and blood sugar levels and ultimately bring life to your sex life.

Bioslife is a safe, patented orange flavoured fibre drink that is clinically proven to manage healthy cholesterol, blood pressure and blood sugar levels within 60 days.

So if erectile dysfunction (ED) is troubling you, go get your blood test down and know your numbers, before the embarasement gets you down even further.

Heart warning added to diabetes drug Avandia

Nov14, 2007 CNN carried this story...read the full story by clicking the title link.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The US FDA warned that a popular diabetes drug Avandia may, or may not, increase the risk of heart attacks.

Glaxo - the drug manufacturer agreed to FDA's demand for a major study directly comparing Avandia and its competitors' heart effects. The study will begin by next November and won't end until 2014, but the FDA will order interim checks to see how patients are faring and if it's possible to settle the issue any sooner. Can you take the risk and wait for the results?

In contrast, Health Canada announced that Avandia should be used only in combination with certain other drugs for hard-to-control blood sugar.

Dr. Steven Nissen of the Cleveland Clinic, who first brought the heart attack issue to public attention, said that he preferred Canada's approach -- but that Wednesday's warning is important and timely.

Last May, a 6 month study of 10,000 patients was published showing Avandia users had a 43% greater chance of getting a heart attack, than those not using this drug. Does this scare you?

About 1 million Americans with Type 2 diabetes use Avandia. It helps control blood sugar by increasing the body's sensitivity to insulin.

Bioslife can help those with high blood sugar, from starting on these life threatening drugs and also help current diabetics reduce their dependance on diabetes drugs within 3-12 months.

Global Warming - and hot enough to be served

Unusual heat, cold, rain, floods are just some of the disasters that has turned against as recently.

We can choose to ignore these signs and continue our journey of destruction or we can make a conscious effort to do our part. We should be concerned more about how the increased heat can

a) overwork our lungs due to more forest fires and greater pollution
b) cause heart attacks and strokes as heat, will harden the blood vessels.
c) give rise to greater incidences of malaria and dengue fever.
d) spread food and water borne diseases and allergens due to high levels of carbon dioxide and pollen

According to the Farmers’ Almanac, years ending with an “8″ are years with weather extremes and that 2008 will be the hottest year of the last 100 years.

And in South East Asian region, the threat of more earthquakes and uncontrollable forest fires, could haze up the region’s blue skies due to change in wind directions.

So is it about time to boost up your lung power and clean our your blood vessels?. It’s never to early to start, especially for those who have weak lungs and currently suffer from high blood pressure and high cholesterol.

Visit www.bioslife.com to learn how you can be help those around you to be prepared to face this global warming.

Protecting your mother's heart this Mother's Day

This is a Star atricle published Sunday 6th May

Protect her heart
By AUDREY EDWARDS

GET women to understand the importance of matters such as diet and exercise. That is one advice that American College of Cardiology president Prof Dr James T. Dove has, for combating the scourge of heart disease, which is the main killer of women worldwide.

Dr Dove was in Kuala Lumpur for the National Heart Association of Malaysia's annual scientific meeting last month.

According to the Women's Heart Foundation in the United States, 8.6 million women die from heart disease every year worldwide. This accounts for a third of all deaths in women.

Eight million in the US currently live with heart disease where 35,000 are under the age of 65 and 435,000 American women have heart attacks yearly (83,000 are below age 65 and 35,000 are under 55 years old).

Women below the age of 50 who suffer heart attacks are twice as likely as men to die. He lamented the fact that women were more focussed on breast cancer, which they perceived was more dangerous. Maybe one reason is age. “Every community has a story of a young mother who dies of breast cancer. So, it gets a lot of high profile play,” he said.

Cardiac disease, he reminded, tends to happen a decade later than men. “An older population is not quite as emotionally wrenching as it is when a young woman dies of cancer. The other issue is a person can have heart disease and look perfectly healthy,” he added pointedly.

Overall, the World Health Organisation estimates that cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the number one cause of death globally and an estimated 17.5 million people died from CVDs two years ago. This was 30% of all global deaths.

Of these deaths, some 7.6 million were because of coronary heart disease and 5.7 million were due to stroke.

More than 80% of CVD deaths happen in low- and middle-income countries. It also occurs almost equally in men and women.

“You have women living longer despite the illness, but the therapy they need to help them live longer is terribly expensive. “The issue is that patients will keep on coming back many more times before they die. It is an extra burden on the family,” he said.
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Yes prevention works, but its hard to change your diet or habits. But it's easy, just do drink your Bioslife, 10 minutes before each meal, to protect your heart

It's not just for men...

Women & heart attacks – British Heart Foundation
http://www.bhf.org.uk/doubtkills/what_to_look_out_for/women__heart_attacks.aspx

Coronary Heart Disease - it's not just for men...

In general, women don't believe they'll get coronary heart disease. They tend to see it as a disease for men. At the same time, women have a heightened awareness of their risk of developing breast cancer.

Yet heart disease and disease of the blood vessels together claim twice as many women’s lives as all forms of cancer. In 2004, CHD was responsible for the deaths of 47,287 women, compared to 12,338 deaths from breast cancer.

So why don't women see heart disease as an issue for them? Very often men, rather than women, are often portrayed in the media as the victims of heart attack.

Female celebrities who develop breast cancer also often dominate women’s health media, giving an impression that women are at more risk from breast cancer than heart disease.

Yet statistically, women are four times more likely to die from a heart problem than from breast cancer.

Women also believe that their female hormones provide them with protection against heart disease. It's true that pre-menopausal women have some protection against heart disease, but does not mean they are immune from it.

Women who smoke, or those who are very overweight, will increase their risk of heart attack no matter what their age.

Women can also experience different symptoms to men. They're less likely to display the 'classic' symptoms of angina and heart attacks than men.

Therefore, women often don’t recognise the symptoms of a heart attack as easily as men, and often arrive at hospital too late for vital treatment that can protect the heart from further damage.

It was previously thought that Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) provided some protection against heart disease in menopausal women. But research now shows this is not the case. It should not be prescribed solely to reduce a woman’s risk of developing heart disease.

Every man and woman over 40 should do their cholesterol test every 6 months, or just reduce your risk of developing coronary heart disease, by using BiosLife everday.