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Mangoxan - Where has all my energy gone?

3/26/2014

Good sources of magnesium are:nuts, legumes, whole grain cereals and breads, soybeans, tofu, seafood, fish, meat, apples, apricots, avocados, bananas, brown rice, cantaloupe, dulse, garlic, grapefruit, green leafy vegetables, kelp, lemons, lima beans, millet, peaches, black-eyed peas, salmon, sesame seeds, and watercress. Herbs that contain magnesium include alfalfa, bladderwrack, catnip, cayenne, chamomile, chickweed, dandelion, eyebright, fennel seed, fenugreek, hops, horsetail, lemongrass, licorice, mullein, nettle, oat straw, paprika, parsley, peppermint, raspberry leaf, red clover, sage, shepherd’s purse, yarrow, and yellow dock.

Where has all my energy gone?

Most individuals, except we Mangoxanusers, wake up daily feeling unrested pressing forward to effectively manage their day, not realizing that to feel better rested is easy if they only changed their eating habits.
Keep in mind, stress free rest and sleep is necessary for us to rebuild and rejuvenate the immune system, blood supply, mind, tissues, organs, etc. I like to use examples of everyday activities so we can relate to why we seem unable to attain this much needed recharge. If our day starts out not fully charged we look to caffeinated beverages (coffee, regular teas, energy drinks) or sweetened comfort foods to give us the little boost we need. Although effective in the short term,a subsequent crash will occur as will the compiling side effects associated with this ,such as insomnia and fatigue, the very things we are trying to correct.

Just for a moment, think of the amount of unnecessary stress we also place on the body through improper dietary intake and the medications used to mitigate these choices.

Could GMO be the reason?

The battle is being waged by two camps: while scientists lack arguments and evidence that GMO is harmful, huge and powerful production corporation have resources and political links. Scientists say they will need another couple of decades for a comprehensive research, but some threats are obvious already now, says Biology Professor and international expert on eco and food safety Dr. Irina Ermakova:

"These organisms are all dangerous because the verytechnology of their production is far from being perfect – it features pathogenic bacteria and viruses. When scientists tested the aftermath of GMO-produce on animals, they were horrified with the results – cancer and obesity. So the best things would be to ban such foods at all, as European countries do". - See more at:http://www.march-against-monsanto.com/

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Mangoxan - Hormone balance is like a tuned piano

3/26/2014

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Our Chemical Messengers

Hormones are like the string of a piano when properly tuned they work together producing a harmonious event. If just one of the 198 strings is missing, broken or out of tune the resulting sound becomes unpleasant.

Like our hard wired nervous system, hormones are chemical messengers released from our glands or organs producing a necessary reaction for us to remain happy, healthy and strong. Each one of us has 60+ hormones that help to manage stress and energy, assist with digestion, regulate our blood supply, and stimulate the immune system, control growth and continue to maintain our internal operation. Some examples of the organs and endocrine glands responsible for hormone production are thyroid, pituitary, kidneys, stomach, testes, ovaries and liver, pancreas, stomach, hypothalamus and blood components.

Hormone Balance with Nutrition

Omega Oils
- Fish
- Flax
- Hemp
Pumpkin seeds
Cauliflower
Cabbage
Beans
Lentils
Chickpeas
Garlic
Walnuts
Green Tea
1 tablespoon Virgin Olive Oil

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What is the rage on Omega Fatty Acids?

3/26/2014

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In our ongoing effort to stay healthy we have identified some unique properties in our food supply that provide amazing health benefits. The family of essential fatty acids identified as Omega 3, 6, 7 & 9 assist our body in a number of different functions.
Omega 3 helps:

To clot your blood
To neutralize inflammation
To keep your brain sharp
To keep your heart strong

Omega 6 assists:

In stimulating skin and hair growth
In maintaining healthy bones
In regulating our metabolism
In the capability to reproduce

Foods Rich in Essential Fatty Acids

Sea-buckthorn
Fish Oils
Walnuts
Pumpkin Seeds
Flax Seeds
Fresh or smoke Salmon
Romaine Lettuce
Brussel Sprouts
Winter Squash
Broccoli
Sardines
Green Beans
Miso
Krill, Flax, Borage and Fish Oils

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Our “Health Challenge” is the only way to know if our product will help you! A “taste test” is not going to tell you that, and for this reason your body needs the opportunity to use it for at least 30 days (one ounce three times a day). The way to do this is to get out an 8½ by 11 inch sheet of paper and write down all your aches, pains, energy level, weight any thing that you feel is not quite right with your body. (Perhaps it is that you get tired around 3pm in the afternoon or just don’t have a lot of energy.) After the first 30 days of using our product, go down the list you made 30 days pervious and see if there are any changes. Every “body” is different! That is why it is so important to complete the “Health Challenge” for yourself; learning to trust you body, because your “body” will not lie to you - you can count on that! PureFruit Technologies product Mangoxan should be taken three times a day during the“Health Challenge” for the best results! Shipping is always free. Every case shipped comes with 4 bottles, crystal shot glass and info sheet, which is a month and 10 day supply if you take 3 ounces per day.

Mangoxan - Where has all my energy gone?

Mangoxan - Hormone balance is like a tuned piano

What is the rage on Omega Fatty Acids?

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