January 4th, 2010 
admin Herbal-H is a new hair growth product that promises to regrow hair on a majority of men.
Most hair loss treatments on the market are aimed at preventing you from losing more of your hair. While this can be effective if you still have a good amount of hair, these products provide little benefit if you have already lost most of your hair. Unlike other products that offer a hair loss cure, Herbal H is formulated to now only stop hair loss, but also to regrow your hair.
December 3rd, 2009 admin Most of us are trying to find healthful ways to lose weight. While there are no easy shortcuts, there are supplements that can help. Acai Pure Ultra is a brand new product with a breakthrough formula that can help you lose weight and get toned quickly.
This Acai Pure Ultra review will look at the product ingredients and – most importantly – the results of this powerful superfood. The product is built around the acai berry, which is native to the rain forests of Brazil. Studies have shown that açaí (ah-sigh-ee) is one of the most nutritious and powerful foods in the world. This highly sought after nutrient has been shown to have tremendous antioxidant power as well as amino acids and essential fatty acids. Leading clinical researchers like Dr. Nicholas Perricone have rated the acai berry as the #1 superfood in the world and it is featured in many supplements such as Acai Berry Cleanse.
May 15th, 2009 admin A new study published on Monday surprisingly found that consuming antioxidants like vitamins C and E could actually reverse the beneficial effects of exercise.
Physical exercise has a range of health benefits, including on the body’s resistance to insulin. On the other hand, exercise also leads to the formation of free radicals, a form of very active oxygen molecules which can chemically attack the body.
To combat this, people have long turned to antioxidant supplements which are thought to improve health and longevity. However, the new study suggests that antioxidants like vitamin C and E supplements may actually be harmful, at least in regards to diabetes risk and glucose metabolism.
According to this study, performed by researchers in Germany and Boston, these vitamins short-circuit the body’s natural response to free radicals. Dr. Michael Ristow, lead-author of the study says that “short-term doses of free radicals may act like a vaccine, helping the body to defend itself from chronic stressors more efficiently by inducing a long-term adaptive response”.
While the study is by no means conclusive, experts agree that it was well designed and should give people pause before popping antioxidant supplements if they exercise.
If you exercise regularly, you may want to think twice about taking antioxidants like vitamins C and E.
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