Nutrition. Vitamins. You.
A new study has found that people who drank red wine had an increased gut microbiota diversity, as well as an association with lower levels of obesity and ‘bad’ cholesterol. If there was ever a time to reach for a glass of red wine, it’s now!
Today, we join a nationwide effort to focus attention on the importance of regular exercise and healthy living for women.
From acne spots to sun spots and wrinkles, facial serums have quickly become the go-to product for healthy, glowing skin. It’s the perfect addition to your skin care routine, as it can go under your foundation or lathered on as an overnight serum. The main ingredient that touts the most benefit? Vitamin C. Here’s what you need to know about the popular InVite® Vitamin C Toning Serum.
When most people think about vitamin C, they think about oranges and immunity. And that’s true! Vitamin C has been shown to boost your immunity and is found in high concentrations in oranges and other citrus fruits. But vitamin C goes deeper than immunity.
Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that helps to repair free radicals that are created from the sun and other environmental damage, like pollution. It is also required in order to build Collagen – an important protein found in your hair, skin, nails and joints.
InVite®’s Vitamin C Toning Serum provides 2-in-1 repair and beauty enhancement by creating a bright skin tone and natural glow. InVite®’s European-made fruit acid blend of Sugar Cane, Sugar Maple, and Orange and Lemon fruit extracts create a mild Alpha-Hydroxy Acid (AHA) (also found in the InVite® Facial Reviving Moisturizer).
This over-night treatment attends to uneven pigmentation. Aloe Vera and Marine Collagen combined to form a second skin, regenerating Collagen for new skin cells and toning the face for a brighter appearance. The Natural Alpha-Hydroxy Acids, antioxidants, and polyphenols in the InVite® Vitamin C Toning Serum act as a protective barrier for your skin.
Vitamin C Toning Serum is hypo-allergenic and non-comedogenic, which means it will not block or clog your pores!
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A 14-year old boy in the UK went to his doctor and explained he felt tired. And, one year later, hearing loss and vision symptoms had developed. Here’s what you need to know about the impact following a poor diet has on your vision.
Beets are the hidden gem of root vegetables because they are packed with important nutrients that tout numerous benefits. Here’s what you need to know about beets and why you should incorporate them into your diet.
As the seasons change, so do the nutrients your body needs more of to work to its best ability. This is especially evident as the hot temperatures of summer give way to the colder temperatures of fall. Flu season is upon us! Be sure you are equipt with the nutrients you need to keep your body working optimally.
Nucleotides are the essential building blocks for all cells in our body; this is the reason why they offer such a wide variety of benefits, especially for energy and immunity.
Nucleotides are naturally found in small amounts in some nutritious foods including liver, fish, and brewers yeast and they are an important component of breast milk needed for the development of the quickly growing baby. We also constantly require Nucleotides, especially for tissues that turnover quickly, such as the cells of the immune system or for any organ when healing takes place after surgery or an accident.
As colder temperatures lead to drier air, your body may not be able to respond as effectively to defend against viruses or infections, due to dehydration of mucous membranes and the preservation of bacteria in colder temperatures.
According to Harvard Health, as we age, our immune response capability becomes reduced, which can contribute to health concerns like infections or cancer.
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Nucleotides are found in abundance in each of the body’s trillion-plus cells. Nucleotides are tiny building blocks of RNA and DNA. RNA and DNA serve as the blueprints for every cell in the body. Nucleotides provide the raw material to dramatically increase white blood cell production. The immune system can then deploy its army of white blood cells to readily take down any invaders.
One study performed on a small group of men after 60 days of high-intensity cycle exercise and prolonged endurance cycle exercise, found that the group receiving a nucleotide supplement compared to placebo and control group has post-exercise cortisol levels and higher post exercise salivary IgA levels. Simply put, the findings indicated that nucleotide supplementation may counteract the hormonal response associated with physiological stress, resulting in an enhanced immune response.
According to the same journal, Nutrition in Clinical Practice, Nucelotides have demonstrated strong capabilities in –
Source: Nutrition in Clinical PracticeVolume 27 Number 2April 2012 281-294© 2012 American Society for Parenteral and Enteral NutritionDOI: 10.1177/0884533611434933http://ncp.sagepub.comhosted athttp://online.sagepub.com