I just met Hadi this afternoon and he showed me his blood test results of 30thAug before starting the 90 day Bioslife Challenge and 1st Oct - the 30 day results. He also brought along his 5 times daily blood pressure test results for Aug, Sept and October.
I was at first unsure, as during the fasting month, some people actually eat more unhealthily and with the lack of water, the results would not be a true picture.
I was surprised when his Blood sugar, LDL, Triglycerides and Blood pressure, all showed a reduction.
Of course Hadi was happy with the results and ask me to recommend him some other products he should be taking on a daily basis, and some products for his wife who has a joint problem and his son who has a kidney problem.
I recommended him 5 different products that everyone should be taking on a daily basis
a) Salmon Omega 3 oil - essential fatty acids for the heart, skin, eyes, nerves and brain
b) BiosLife - fibre for healthy cholesterol, sugar and blood pressure levels
c) Calcium Magnesium complex - the most important mineral our body needs to make hormones and also for a strong skeletal system
d) Bio-C - time released 4 different forms of Vitamin C
e) Daily Produce24 - antioxidants from 24 fruits and vegetables for anti aging and anti-cancer
And for the wife,
a) LifAloe - 5 different forms of aloe vera to balance acidity levels
b) CM Plex creme - patented cream for arthritis.
And for his son,
a) Native Legend Tea - to cleanse and nourish the liver and kidneys.
He decided to invest in all of the products recommended today, and I was happy to help him and his family. with their health challenges and to stay healthy and pain free.
Visit my eBay store to learn more about these products or click on the links above, to read the product profile.
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Bioslife works even during the Muslim Fasting month
Bioslife works even during the Muslim Fasting month
I just met Hadi this afternoon and he showed me his blood test results of 30thAug before starting the 90 day Bioslife Challenge and 1st Oct - the 30 day results. He also brought along his 5 times daily blood pressure test results for Aug, Sept and October.
I was at first unsure, as during the fasting month, some people actually eat more unhealthily and with the lack of water, the results would not be a true picture.
I was surprised when his Blood sugar, LDL, Triglycerides and Blood pressure, all showed a reduction.
Of course Hadi was happy with the results and ask me to recommend him some other products he should be taking on a daily basis, and some products for his wife who has a joint problem and his son who has a kidney problem.
I recommended him 5 different products that everyone should be taking on a daily basis
a) Salmon Omega 3 oil - essential fatty acids for the heart, skin, eyes, nerves and brain
b) BiosLife - fibre for healthy cholesterol, sugar and blood pressure levels
c) Calcium Magnesium complex - the most important mineral our body needs to make hormones and also for a strong skeletal system
d) Bio-C - time released 4 different forms of Vitamin C
e) Daily Produce24 - antioxidants from 24 fruits and vegetables for anti aging and anti-cancer
And for the wife,
a) LifAloe - 5 different forms of aloe vera to balance acidity levels
b) CM Plex creme - patented cream for arthritis.
And for his son,
a) Native Legend Tea - to cleanse and nourish the liver and kidneys.
He decided to invest in all of the products recommended today, and I was happy to help him and his family. with their health challenges and to stay healthy and pain free.
Visit my eBay store to learn more about these products or click on the links above, to read the product profile.
Saturday, October 20, 2007
The latest spotlight on HDL and what you need to know
Several developments have emerged in the evolving world of cholesterol research. Here's what you need to know:
Spotlight on HDL & LDL
Produced by our bodies, and absorbed from the food we eat, cholesterol is a waxy, fat-like substance that's vital for our brain function, hormone production, cellular activity -- every aspect of life.
When it comes to heart health, cholesterol is a double-edged sword. Most of us know by now that there are two main cholesterol carriers with very different roles. Low-density lipoproteins (LDL) transport cholesterol to the body's tissues and arteries. At high levels, LDL leads to plaque buildup in the arteries; this can lead to a sudden blockage or narrowing in an artery that may slow or stop blood flow to the heart (hence LDL's reputation as "bad" cholesterol).
High-density lipoproteins (HDL), which carry cholesterol back to the liver to be removed from the body, protect against heart disease (and are thus called "good" cholesterol). "It's kind of the yin and the yang of atherosclerosis," says Superko. "Cholesterol is always being deposited in the artery and always being taken out."
Despite the fact that HDL's importance has been known for two decades, it's still upstaged by "bad" cholesterol. This isn't surprising, says Superko, since drugs to lower LDL are effective, and they bring in upwards of $30 billion to pharmaceutical companies each year -- creating a large incentive for further research and development, not to mention the ad campaigns.
Drugs for raising HDL, on the other hand, have largely proven unsuccessful; clinical trials of one such drug, torcetrapib, were halted last year because it increased the risk of death.
Whereas until now the majority of data has revolved around LDL, that's changing, says Dr. Elsa-Grace Giardina, a cardiologist and director of the Center for Women's Health at Columbia University. "Recently we've seen that there are populations who have low 'good' cholesterol, and if you raise the good cholesterol in that population, you can actually make them live longer." Every 1-mg increase in HDL appears to correlate with a 3 percent drop in risk of heart disease. Conversely, every 1-mg decrease in LDL, drops your heart disease risk by 2 percent.
The Bottom Line
Both LDL and HDL are critically important for heart health. Your LDL-to-HDL ratio should be about 3.5 to 1, ideally, with an HDL level above 60 mg.
And lifestyle is essential to both levels. Although dietary changes can help lower LDL, exercise and maintaining a healthy weight are key for raising HDL. In general, women tend to have higher HDL numbers than men, but postmenopausal women need to stay especially vigilant. "After menopause, good cholesterol decreases," says Giardina. If you smoke, you can raise your HDL significantly just by quitting.
Rather than another prescription, the best pill for boosting HDL may be a vitamin. "Niacin (vitamin B3) is the most effective treatment at raising HDL," says Dr. Stephen Devries, preventive cardiologist at the Center for Integrative Medicine at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Studies show that taking large doses (1 to 2 grams) of niacin daily can raise HDL by up to 30 percent. Because of potential side effects -- flushing, in which your skin turns red and you feel very warm, and liver problems -- it's essential to work closely with a doctor.
*** end of article October 2007......see footnote...
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Friday, October 5, 2007
24% off from Raffles Medical Group Singapore
Get your subsidised cholesterol test at S$19 (UP $25) from the Raffles Medical Group (RMC)- Singapore's largest private healthcare providers. This offer is valid for 1 year, from now till 30th September 2008.
With this Lipid / Cholesterol Test, you will get your numbers for
- Total Cholesterol
- Triglycerides
- HDL Cholesterol
- LDL Cholesterol
- Cholesterol / HDL Ratios
To qualify for this special offer, just bring along your Unicity Membership card or Bioslife Franchise Card or Preferred Customer Card.
For the list of the clinics closest to you and your customers, call 67333 266.
Get your test done today and take the 60 day guarantee to manage your cholesterol levels safely and naturally.
Monday, October 1, 2007
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.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Monday, September 17, 2007
Why your doctor dismisses Adverse Drug Reactions
Patients’ concerns about drug side effects are often shrugged off by their doctors, according to a survey of 650 patients who were taking cholesterol-lowering drugs known as statins.
Statins, such as Lipitor and Zocor, are common drugs with widely known side effects that include liver damage, muscle problems, memory and mood changes, and more. In the case of muscle problems, if the side effect is not recognized it can progress to a potentially fatal condition called rhabdomyolysis.
Nonetheless, patients who responded to the survey said that they had to initiate a discussion about side effects with their doctor, and when they did:
47 percent said their doctors dismissed their muscle or cognitive problems, and said they were not statin-related
51 percent with a type of nerve pain called peripheral neuropathy said their doctors denied a connection to the drugs
32 percent said their doctors denied a connection between their symptoms and statins
29 percent said their doctors "neither endorsed nor dismissed the possibility of symptom link to statins"
Rather than attributing the patients complaints to the drugs, many doctors instead blamed the “normal aging process” or denied the symptoms entirely. Aside from not addressing the health concern in the patient, this ignorance toward a potential adverse drug reaction (ADR) means that no “adverse event report” is being given to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Side effects are already underreported by 90 to 99 percent, according to one Harvard Medical School expert, and the FDA relies heavily on such reports to gauge a drug’s safety once it hits the market.
In short, the survey suggests that the FDA is missing out on a wealth of ADRs because doctors are not recognizing them in patients.
The study’s authors believe that statin-related side effects are not the only one’s being missed.
They suggest that many other drug side effects are also being ignored. The researchers speculated that doctors’ tendencies to ignore drug side effects may be due to the powerful ad campaigns touting medications’ benefits and downplaying side effects.
Monday, September 10, 2007
World Heart Day 30 Sept 2007
20 days to go, before we celebrate World Heart Day. Why is it so important to you?
Well when your heart takes a break, it's game over!. And most of us are never prepared, as none of us believes it will ever happen to us.
We know how to service our cars every 3 months, as if we don't, a breakdown will cause us lots more money, stress and inconvenience.
Yet, a simple blood test every 6 months to check on our most valuable asset - our heart is never taken seriously. Do you know your cholesterol, blood pressure and blood sugar numbers?
If you are over 35, it's a must to do your test every 6 months - after all, it only costs you about RM25 for a blood test or just RM4 per month or RM0.14 per day - at Gribbles in Malaysia!. For Singapore, at Doctors Inc at Tao Payoh, my discounted vouchers are just S$17 or just less than S$3 per month or just S$0.09 per day !
I have some Gribbles discounted blood test vouchers at just RM25 and Doctors Inc vouchers at just S$17. If you are serious about your heart, contact me to pick up this discounted vouchers and go for your test. Don't delay anymore.
Thursday, September 6, 2007
Are you getting enough Fibre?
Saturday, September 1, 2007
A Heart attack is not a problem with the heart
Most people think they have a heart problem if they feel their heart beats faster or if they feel a sharp pain in their chest. Then they worry they have a weak heart or a heart attack.
But all these symptoms actually means you have a circulation problem. It's simply the case of your circulation pipes being clogged up after years of eating all the wrong food and never knowing how to clean up your pipes.
People are now aware that cleaning up their digestive pipes through cleansing and detoxing can improve their general health, energy levels and skin problems.
But till now, no one has talked about cleasing out your circulation pipes from the plaque buildup, caused by excessive trans fats and food high in the bad LDL cholesterol.
You could be eating correctly, and exercising regularly and be in the peak of health, just like the young soccer player who just had a heart attack and died during a game, but if you dont clean your pipes, you are at risk of getting a heart attack or even worse a stroke - that cuts your life in half.
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