Oxygen provides life and energy to all living cells.
If poor eating habits, alcohol, pollution, toxins, drugs and lack of exercise damage the cells then they are deprived of this vital oxygen and the body can become weakened. Low oxygen levels may affect the body's cell metabolism and may even cause serious health problems. Symptoms of oxygen deficiency can include weakness, fatigue, circulation problems, muscle aches and many other general feelings of lethargy and tiredness. If the immune system is compromised due to a lack of oxygen, the body can also become susceptible to bacterial and viral infections.
The medical and sports professions have now begun to look seriously at the value of increasing oxygen levels and the benefits obtained from it.
A good dietary supplement formula will also contain added plant based enzymes and ionic colloidal trace minerals. These additional nutrients along with the oxygen are an integral part of cellular nutrition. When the body has an abundant supply of these valuable nutrients combined with the nourishment of oxygen, it is better able to perform at peak levels.
Mannatech Inc. proprietary products redefine wellness and are designed to give you assurance of nutritional health. They contain glyconutrients, plant sourced multivitamin and mineral supplements, enzymes and trace minerals. Their technology provides superior delivery of essential vitamin and minerals and important phytochemicals giving energy and vitality to sportsmen and women.
Sunday, July 29, 2007
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Fixes for Fine Hair
Excerpt from 'The Doctors Book of Home Remedies for Women.'
Eating well to make sure one has the vitamins and minerals for enhanced nutrition and build up of immunity will also go in the right direction for healthy hair.
Experts have some ideal advice for women with fine hair.
'Crop it. - Fine hair looks thicker and chunkier when cut short, says Director of Vidal Sassoon, Elizabeth Hartley.
Let it swing free - Fine hair reflects lots of light, so styles that let your hair hang free alongside your face show off the shine, says Hartley.
Mousse it - If you have fine hair, add volume by moussing your roots, say Hartley. Lean forward from your waist, squirt a quarter-size poof of mousse into your palm, rub your hands together, then smudge the mousse through your roots. When it's well-distributed, throw your hair back and shake it.
Avoid using gels - Hartley adds. They're so heavy that the weight will make your hair collapse.
Let wet hair rest - If you have fine hair, after it has been washed and moussed, comb it into place and then leave it alone for at least ten minutes, get dressed, put make-up on or potter around your house. Your hair needs an opportunity to rest, or it will go limp and flat.
Coax your hair dry - Fine hair does not like rough handling, says Hartley, so don't style it with a blow-dryer set on high. Use a lower speed, and don't manhandle it: Instead of pulling on the ends with a brush, use your fingers to push or twirl ends into shape. The result will be more bounce and curl.
Coat with colour - Colouring your hair may thicken it, says Dr. Diana Bihova, a dermatologist and author of Beauty from the Inside Out. The colour penetrates the hair's cortex during colouring and causes it to swell. The result is thicker hair.'
Mannatech Inc. are the leaders in the glyconutrient industry and support your body's natural ability to reach optimum nutritional levels and play a role in enhancing quality of life and well-being.
Eating well to make sure one has the vitamins and minerals for enhanced nutrition and build up of immunity will also go in the right direction for healthy hair.
Experts have some ideal advice for women with fine hair.
'Crop it. - Fine hair looks thicker and chunkier when cut short, says Director of Vidal Sassoon, Elizabeth Hartley.
Let it swing free - Fine hair reflects lots of light, so styles that let your hair hang free alongside your face show off the shine, says Hartley.
Mousse it - If you have fine hair, add volume by moussing your roots, say Hartley. Lean forward from your waist, squirt a quarter-size poof of mousse into your palm, rub your hands together, then smudge the mousse through your roots. When it's well-distributed, throw your hair back and shake it.
Avoid using gels - Hartley adds. They're so heavy that the weight will make your hair collapse.
Let wet hair rest - If you have fine hair, after it has been washed and moussed, comb it into place and then leave it alone for at least ten minutes, get dressed, put make-up on or potter around your house. Your hair needs an opportunity to rest, or it will go limp and flat.
Coax your hair dry - Fine hair does not like rough handling, says Hartley, so don't style it with a blow-dryer set on high. Use a lower speed, and don't manhandle it: Instead of pulling on the ends with a brush, use your fingers to push or twirl ends into shape. The result will be more bounce and curl.
Coat with colour - Colouring your hair may thicken it, says Dr. Diana Bihova, a dermatologist and author of Beauty from the Inside Out. The colour penetrates the hair's cortex during colouring and causes it to swell. The result is thicker hair.'
Mannatech Inc. are the leaders in the glyconutrient industry and support your body's natural ability to reach optimum nutritional levels and play a role in enhancing quality of life and well-being.
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Extra Protection Against UV Skin Damage
It is a vexing problem to rub cream all over our skin for protection from the sun's UV rays. What is actually going into our blood stream through the skin?
After all there are patches for the skin to protect one from pregnancy!
It is recorded (The Good Health News) that an Italian study has found that daily oral supplements of lutein and zeaxanthin (carotenoids found in egg yolk, oranges and green leafy vegetables) can bolster the skin's natural anti-oxidant system and protect against UV damage. Supplementing with a daily dose of 10 mg of Lutein and 0.6 mg of zeaxanthin provides a four-fold increase in protection against UV skin damage. It also increases skin hydration and elasticity.
Mannatech's Inc. scientists have produced glyconutrients in the form of vitamins and minerals. Mannatech Inc. understands that health begins at the cellular level and extend their breakthrough optimal health technology to the cells of your skin.
After all there are patches for the skin to protect one from pregnancy!
It is recorded (The Good Health News) that an Italian study has found that daily oral supplements of lutein and zeaxanthin (carotenoids found in egg yolk, oranges and green leafy vegetables) can bolster the skin's natural anti-oxidant system and protect against UV damage. Supplementing with a daily dose of 10 mg of Lutein and 0.6 mg of zeaxanthin provides a four-fold increase in protection against UV skin damage. It also increases skin hydration and elasticity.
Mannatech's Inc. scientists have produced glyconutrients in the form of vitamins and minerals. Mannatech Inc. understands that health begins at the cellular level and extend their breakthrough optimal health technology to the cells of your skin.
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Glyconutrients Backed By Scientific Research?
There has been huge amount of interest and research into GlycoScience and Glycobiology. Over 20,000 studies conducted annually on glycoforms alone. Pharmaceutical companies realize the importance of this new discovery and university researchers know reading the 'sugar code' will mean a tremendous advancement in health and medicine.
They already know that biologically active sugars can dramatically raise natural killer cell and macrophage count against infectious organisms. They activate immune T-cell activity only when invaders or antigens are present.
These sugars can decrease cell death in people suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome and dramatically elevate disease resistance in weakened individuals. They also act as antioxidant which contain dangerous free radicals. There is protection from toxin and pollutant exposure and slowing of premature aging. Rheumatoid arthritis sufferers find a decrease in the inflammation . These glyconutrients enable cellular components to stick to each other initiating the right reactions.
This is amazing results for our health and Mannatech's Inc. nutritional supplements of vitamins and minerals contain glyconutrients which are missing from our diet and are essential for optimal health and wellbeing.
They already know that biologically active sugars can dramatically raise natural killer cell and macrophage count against infectious organisms. They activate immune T-cell activity only when invaders or antigens are present.
These sugars can decrease cell death in people suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome and dramatically elevate disease resistance in weakened individuals. They also act as antioxidant which contain dangerous free radicals. There is protection from toxin and pollutant exposure and slowing of premature aging. Rheumatoid arthritis sufferers find a decrease in the inflammation . These glyconutrients enable cellular components to stick to each other initiating the right reactions.
This is amazing results for our health and Mannatech's Inc. nutritional supplements of vitamins and minerals contain glyconutrients which are missing from our diet and are essential for optimal health and wellbeing.
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