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TONIGHT: Fresno session at Denny's (final planning for Friday night event!!) - you're welcome to join us -- call Linda or Mike for details.
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA PROMO -- (but it applies to ALL QEs everywhere) -- be watching your Inbox for Newsletter later today. Hint: YOU'RE GONNA LOVE IT!
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HINT #2 : It's going to be Christmas in July with Santa Warren coming to town. BE SURE TO BRING YOUR GUESTS WITH YOU. You might let them have a sample or two ahead of time so they know who they're going to meet and learn from! So, do that TODAY!
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Why is Terra-bioTech #1 in potency of formula? As Warren states in his video on the website, he realized early on that FRESHNESS had an immense impact on the effectiveness of the ingredients. Here's what one website says about just one of our Core ingredients:
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Acai Berry a Super Food or a Nutritious Fruit?
Has the extremely popular health food, acai berry lost its sheen? Find out.
Acai berry (Euterpe oleracea / Euterpe cuatrecasana) is basically a drupe (fruit) of a tall, slender tropical palm reaching a height of more than 60 feet. The genus Euterpe is named after the Greek goddess of music. The dark purple fruit, about the size of a large blueberry, is produced in branched panicles of 500 to 900 fruits. It has a single large seed that forms the major portion of the fruit and the only edible portion is the pulp surrounding the seed.
This Brazilian berry, used for centuries by the natives, suddenly rose in popularity as a health food with anti-oxidant properties after it was publicized in the Oprah Winfrey Show. After numerous blogs, advertisements, and intensive marketing by companies, the fruit found its way into the market as a dietary supplement and a vital ingredient of beauty products.
Acai berry is touted to have many benefits. Some are as follows:Its anti-oxidant properties delay aging and make the skin look younger.
Acai berry is rich in anthocyanins, a type of flavonoid compound that may have preventive and therapeutic roles in a number of diseases including diabetes and heart disease, because of its anti-oxidant properties.
However, a study published in the International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition reports that anthocyanins contribute just 10 percent of the total anti-oxidant capacities of the fruit. Moreover, up to 30 percent of its anti-oxidant capacity is lost during long-term storage. Heating also reduces the phenolic compounds and anti-oxidant capacity of acai berry according to researchers from Texas A&M University, USA, who studied the chemical composition and anti-oxidant properties of acai.
Aren't you glad that Terra-bio Tech harvests and processes the Nectr ingredients a.s.a.p., and make up the bottles and ship them so that maximum freshness is yours when you twist open that power-packed little bottle?!! No wonder we feel better than we have in ages!
Talked to Senior Exec Linda Montgomery this a.m. She said that she and Max had to go for almost two weeks without their Core, due to giving out lots of samples. They felt awful -- tired, listless, and weak -- until they got their order in. They swore they'd never let that happen again and ordered a bulk order yesterday. I think Brad said that 10 or so bulk orders were placed YESTERDAY (or maybe it was 19) --- anyway, evidently more than just Max and Linda made that decision!
Mike and I have our autoship set for the 12th of the month. As of right now in our fridge, we have 10 Calm and 1 Core left, and that's it. There's going to be a scramble in the morning for that Core!
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From the London Daily Telegraph:
Breast cancer sufferer 'used superfoods to combat disease'
A breast cancer sufferer has described how she turned down a powerful drug and used a special low fat diet including curry spices to combat the disease.
Vicky Sewart used a special diet to beat cancer Photo: APEX
Vicky Sewart said she was concerned about the side-effects of the medicine
which she was offered so opted to treat her condition with a health regime
involving exercise and special foods.
She used a range of 'superfoods' including the spice Turmeric used in curries
which she claims "makes cancer cells commit suicide".
She said she used the spice in dishes including curries, stir-fry and a range
of other food.
Now, four years later and with no sign of the cancer coming back, the
44-year-old is at the centre of a research project to study how lifestyle
can be used to help other victims of the disease.
Vicky from Plymouth, Devon, told how she had an operation to remove a breast
and lymph node in June 2008.
After Vicky, who runs the Victoria Sewart Contemporary Jewellery Gallery on the Barbican, in Plymouth, was diagnosed with a fast-growing tumour she underwent chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery.
But then she shocked doctors and her family when she refused to take Tamoxifen during remission ~ saying she would be using her diet as her anti-cancer 'drug'.
Vicky said: "It's very unusual for breast cancer patients not to take the drug.
"When I told the doctors I didn't want to take it, they just advised me to keep oestrogen out of my body, which is basically what the drug does.
"The doctors absolutely will not say that the diet is going to do anything to help the cancer in any way, other than to say a healthy diet is going to help in the fight against any disease.
"This was four years ago and I think attitudes are changing a bit now so that these ideas are running alongside the more usual treatments.
"I believe absolutely enormously that my diet has assisted my recovery."
Vicky researched foods which, according to anecdotal evidence, might have helped the recovery of breast cancer patients.
At first, she adhered to a very strict diet. She became a vegan for a while and cut out all dairy produce. She also added 'super-foods' to her diet and ate almost entirely organic.
Vicky said: "Fresh fruit, vegetables and juices are great, and frozen berries are fantastic as a superfood.
"Turmeric kind of makes cancer cells commit suicide and ginger and garlic are great to cook with."
Vicky made her decision based on the side effects she could expect from Tamoxifen.
"It was the worry of the drugs and the side effects, I didn't want to have to worry about it, I wanted to be free," she said.
The national research study is looking at how lifestyle can help prevent the recurrence of breast cancer after surgery. It is the largest of its kind in the world, involving 56 hospitals around the UK and 3,400 patients who have had the disease.
For the past four years, Vicky has provided blood and urine samples and filled in regular questionnaires about her well-being, diet and lifestyle as part of the national research.
She has another year left of the trial and some findings are expected later this year and the full results will be published next year.
Vicky is hoping to mark her five-year remission in August 2013 and is getting ready to marry her fiance Michael in September.
She added: "People can die, or come back from it and enjoy life, you've just got to be thankful you're still around. Make the most of life, everything will always be alright in the end."
(Read entire article click here.)
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Okay, that's it for now.
Build this business like it's going to pay for your retirement, kids
-- because we KNOW it is!
Help somebody today...
Hugs,
Barb
