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Now Available – Updated Isagenix Allergen & Lifestyle Preferences Table

By Isagenix Nutritional Sciences
 
Customers can easily avoid common food allergens such as wheat and tree nuts with the Isagenix Allergen and Lifestyle Preferences Table.

At Isagenix we understand that people who are living with food allergies require accurate food labeling information for making informed choices up front about what Isagenix products they are able to enjoy. For this reason, the company has made a quick-reference table available as a resource to Isagenix customers for more than five years.

Now the company has expanded the table to include recently launched products as well as additional information about more common food allergens in existing Isagenix products.

Study – Resveratrol in high doses support blood flow in the brain

By Isagenix Nutritional Sciences

Resveratrol (found naturally in grapes) is not just good for the heart, but the brain.

Resveratrol, which has previously been linked to cardiovascular health benefits and maintaining youthfulness, is now showing promise in supporting brain health.

The compound, taken orally at high doses, helps improve cerebral blood flow according to a human clinical study from the United Kingdom published recently in American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

In the randomized, double-blind, cross-over trial, UK researchers gave 22 healthy adults a placebo (sugar pill) and two doses of trans-resveratrol at 250 milligrams and at 500 milligrams. Forty five minutes after each administration,, the subjects performed cognitive tasks to activate the frontal cortex (the part of the brain that is associated with attention, planning and motivation) for 36 minutes.

Helpful Hints on Losing Weight if You Have Hypothyroidism

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If you have been diagnosed with hypothyroidism, know that you may be frustrated with efforts to lose weight. This is an extremely common condition that has important health and weight implications. Hypothyroidism spares no age group, but is most prevalent in women over 60 year old.