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07/01/2015

Jen tried the corporate route, but it wasn't for her. As a Shaklee distributor, she can do her business, her way, in the hours that she wants to work. And it...

07/01/2015

Drinking the juice of a red grape or a red wine moderately can burn fat, the journal-published report says. A molecular biologist and at the same time chemist, Neil Shay, said that both compounds reduce body weight instead of enhancing it. Their mode of action is to burn fats and that means melting them especially those in the liver. The study however, didn’t mention anything about red wine’s ability to reduce weight. Shay, works in the United States at OSU

The research team said that including grapes in your diet will help a lot in containing the accumulation of fats in the liver.

The research was done involving fat cells and lab grown human liver cells. Both of them were dissolved with the extract of 4 chemicals of Muscadine grapes. Muscadine grapes contain ellagic acids which retards the development of fat cells strongly.

During the research, several rats were feed with 10% fat diet, a normal fat diet, and 60% fat meal were fed to the rest. The trial lasted for two and a half months. Those mice fed high-fat diet showed symptoms of diabetes and a fatty liver. While mice fed with extracts of grapes ended with less fat build up and their blood sugar went down.

What proved to be the most important ingredient in the in the experiment is the presence of ellagic acid. It reduced the blood sugar of those mice which were on a higher fat diet.

The result of the experiment was very convincing in showing how beneficial these drinks to our health are. Aside from burning fats and preventing memory loss, other advantages are fighting cavities, cancer prevention, and maintaining good memory.

Ashok Shetty, Texas A&M Health’s faculty, explained that a compound from red wine also help restrict memory loss, with people of certain ages. The compound was highly advertised on its capacity to stop heart disease. And also, red wine is beneficial to our brain. Shelly and the rest of the team believes the brain part that promotes learning, mood and memory in man is the hippocampus.

05/26/2015

Keeping up with kids? Shaklee Vitalizing Protein can help keep you energized and satisfied throughout the day.

05/08/2015

With Shaklee, its your business, you decide how, when, and where to work. It's an amazing income opportunity that fits neatly into the corners of your busy life. Earn extra cash, glamorous trips, car payments, even an unlimited career income. Everything's possible.

05/08/2015

Vita-Lea® is one amazing supplement! It promotes heart, immune, skin, hair, nails, bone, and joint health by providing 100% of the Daily Value of all vitamins—and then some. It's also a great physical energy support. So start giving your body what it needs every day, today!

04/28/2015

Great-tasting Shaklee Vitalizing Protein™ is optimized nutrition for sustained energy. Use it as part of a healthy meal or an on-the-go snack to help keep you energized and satisfied throughout your day.

04/10/2015

See how Vivix® helps you slow cellular aging naturally by combining the potent power of rare muscadine grapes with polyphenol-rich resveratrol to deliver up to 10X more antioxidant benefits than resveratrol alone.

03/31/2015

Fish Oil Heart Health Omega 3 Omegaguard Shaklee

03/21/2015

Your cells fight damage every day. Help them repair and protect themselves with the power of Vivix®.

03/17/2015

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03/17/2015

14 vitamins that should be part of your daily beauty routine.
Taking vitamins, much like say, ahem, shampooing or washing your face,  is one of those seemingly basic steps in your routine that you should in theory have all figured out but in reality, trips you up almost every. single. effing. time. If your inner dialogue while strolling the supplement aisle is something like the following, we’re right there with you: “So do I spend $100 on this bottle of Whole Foods vitamins, or just buy generic at the drugstore? Do I take a multivitamin or everything seperately? I heard once they’re not even regulated… is that true?...