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Share Success: Letters From Readers
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Letter
I: From Betty A. Alabama, USA
Received
at info @ elixirindustry.com
on Thu 8/25/2005 12:49 PM
(Unedited)
Hi!
Well
count me in for the "testimonials"!!!
Just
had my bone density test on Tuesday and got the
results today - "much improved" since the
one done in 2003.!! And I was "at risk for a hip
fracture" at that time.
WooHoo!!!
You were right - EZorb
definitely works! I knew my
nails and teeth were stronger so was hoping that was a
good sign. Turns out it was.
Thank
you ever so much. Am telling everyone who will listen
- this is the greatest!!!
Sincerely,
Betty
Letter
II: From Sue, Michigan, USA
Received
at sharesuccess @ elixirindustry.com
on Thu 8/11/2005 3:54 PM
(Unedited)
Just
wanted you to know that I have been taking EZorb
for a
few months. I had been having a lot of pain in my
hands, probably from the beginnings of arthritus. My
regular vitamins, and calcium I normally take had done
nothing to relieve the pain. It was so bad for three
weeks I could hardly lift my coffee pot in the morning
and they were hurting all day! After only a few weeks
of taking EZorb, my hands are 95% better and NEVER
hurt all day long like before!
Thank
you EZorb!
Sue
in Michigan
Letter
III: From A.
Received
at sharesuccess @ elixirindustry.com on Wed 7/27/2005
2:17 PM
(Unedited)
Hello,
Five
months ago, I ordered my first three months supply of EZorb.
I
fell in Sept. of 2004 and fractured my left hip. I was
told I had advanced osteoporosis. I had to have 3
surgeries on the hip, with the last one Jan. 2005.
After
the 3 months of taking EZorb, I had to have a
physical. The nurse put my hand in a machine to
measure bone density, and the dr. said the machine had
malfunctioned as it showed only osteopenia (the
precurser to osteoporosis). He sent me to the hospital
for a Dexascan and it had the same results. My bone
density had increased remarkably. My hip has improved
at a remarkable rate and
I
attribute it to EZorb. As long as I can afford it, I
will never stop taking it.
I
have several people in Church and some other friends
taking it now.
Thank
you,
A.
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2.
Java Joy: Study Touts Coffee's Benefits
When
the Ink Spots sang "I love the java jive and it
loves me" in 1940, they could not have known how
right they were. Coffee not only helps clear the mind
and perk up the energy, it also provides more
healthful antioxidants than any other food or beverage
in the American diet, according to a study released
Sunday, August 28, 2005.
Of
course, too much coffee can make people jittery and
even raise cholesterol levels, so food experts stress
moderation.
The
findings by Joe A. Vinson, a chemistry professor at
the University of Scranton, in Pennsylvania, give a
healthy boost to the warming beverage.
"The
point is, people are getting the most antioxidants
from beverages, as opposed to what you might
think," Vinson said in a telephone interview.
Antioxidants,
which are thought to help battle cancer and provide
other health benefits, are abundant in grains,
tomatoes and many other fruits and vegetables.
Vinson
said he was researching tea and cocoa and other foods
and decided to study coffee, too.
His
team analyzed the antioxidant content of more than 100
different food items, including vegetables, fruits,
nuts, spices, oils and common beverages. They then
used Agriculture Department data on typical food
consumption patterns to calculate how much antioxidant
each food contributes to a person's diet.
They
concluded that the average adult consumes 1,299
milligrams of antioxidants daily from coffee. The
closest competitor was tea at 294 milligrams. Rounding
out the top five sources were bananas, 76 milligrams;
dry beans, 72 milligrams; and corn, 48
milligrams.
According
to the Agriculture Department, the typical adult
American drinks 1.64 cups of coffee daily.
That
does not mean coffee is a substitute for fruit and
vegetables.
"Unfortunately,
consumers are still not eating enough fruits and
vegetables, which are better for you from an overall
nutritional point of view due to their higher content
of vitamins, minerals and fiber," Vinson said.
Dates,
cranberries and red grapes are among the leading fruit
sources of antioxidants, he said.
The
antioxidants in coffee are known as polyphenols.
Sometimes they are bound to a sugar molecule, which
covers up the antioxidant group, Vinson said.
The
first step in measuring them was to break that sugar
link. He noted that chemicals in the stomach do the
same thing, freeing the polyphenols.
"We
think that antioxidants can be good for you in a
number of ways," including affecting enzymes and
genes, though more research is needed, Vinson said.
"If
I say more coffee is better, then I would have to tell
you to spread it out to keep the levels of
antioxidants up," Vinson said. "We always
talk about moderation in anything."
His
findings were released in conjunction with the annual
convention of the American Chemical Society in
Washington.
In
February, a team of Japanese researchers reported in
the Journal of the National Cancer Institute that
people who drank coffee daily, or nearly every day,
had half the liver cancer risk of those who never
drank it. The protective effect occurred in people who
drank one to two cups a day and increased at three to
four cups.
Last
year, researchers at the Harvard School of Public
Health found that drinking coffee cut the risk of
developing the most common form of diabetes.
Men
who drank more than six 8-ounce cups of caffeinated
coffee per day lowered their risk of type 2 diabetes
by about half, and women reduced their risk by nearly
30 percent, compared with people who did not drink
coffee, according to the study in Annals of Internal
Medicine.
Bonnie
Liebman, nutrition director of the Center for Science
in the Public Interest, said she was not surprised by
Vinson's finding, because tea has been known to
contain antioxidants.
But
Liebman, who was not part of Vinson's research team,
cautioned that while many people have faith that
antioxidants will reduce the risk of cancer, heart
disease and more, the evidence has not always panned
out. Most experts are looking beyond antioxidants to
the combination of vitamins, minerals other nutrition
in specific foods, she said.
More
information is available at American Chemistry
Society's website: https://www.chemistry.org.
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