AIMega Improved My Eyesight

Shared by Darlene Vandermey, AIM Director in Glen Allan, Ontario I began wearing glasses for distance when I was in grade 2. Each year, my eye exam showed a decline and lenses had to be changed. As an adult, I continued to struggle with this, and then the time came when I was told IContinue reading “AIMega Improved My Eyesight”

Give the Gift of Health

There is no greater gift than the gift of life. It’s why we wear helmets when cycling and seatbelts during car trips and even coats in wintertime and, yet, we tend to overlook the impact bad nutritional habits have on our lives. A poor diet, high blood pressure, high body-mass index, high cholesterol and lowContinue reading “Give the Gift of Health”

Behind the Scenes at AIM

The AIM Companies produces Herbal Fiberblend and several other products at this facility.  Our Quality Assurance teams monitors the process, and we thought it would be neat to show how your favorite products are made and how they are monitored for quality.  Please enjoy. The Process This machine fills the bottles with the correct numberContinue reading “Behind the Scenes at AIM”

No Matter Your Age, AIMega Can Help

When you’re young, you have a lot of innate luxuries. You’re naturally healthy, exuberant and carefree, so nutrition may not be at the forefront of your mind, although it very much should be. Scientific studies have shown time and time again that the earlier a person gets a handle on their health, the better of they’llContinue reading “No Matter Your Age, AIMega Can Help”

BarleyLife: The Super-est of Super Foods

When we say that BarleyLife is made from the most nutritious stuff on earth, it isn’t like some guy just saying that he makes “The World’s Best Sandwich.” Because that guy is probably just touting a normal sandwich with a fancy moniker. We’re selling a unique, nutritious product with the evidence to back it up.Continue reading “BarleyLife: The Super-est of Super Foods”

Better Digestion, Better Skin

There is a direct connection between what you eat and how you look. The most obvious, of course, is weight.  We all know that if you eat too much food, you’ll have to spring for some bigger pants. This can get expensive, and frankly, most people aren’t thrilled when they put on a few pounds. TheContinue reading “Better Digestion, Better Skin”

Chelsea Wewege: On Pointe Nutrition

Only twenty-five international students are admitted annually into the renowned Central School of Ballet in London. Hopefuls submit applications and audition tapes if they cannot try out in person. AIM-sponsored ballet dancer Chelsea Wewege of Durban, South Africa, was selected based solely on her video, a rare feat. She’s also won two scholarships to theContinue reading “Chelsea Wewege: On Pointe Nutrition”

A Dietary Approach to Reducing Your Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease

There is strong evidence that the Western-pattern diet increases your risk of Alzheimer’s disease. When the Western diet became popular in Japan, the rate of Alzheimer’s rose from 1 to 7 percent in a little under twenty-five years. It is now estimated that every citizen of the United States has a 4 percent chance ofContinue reading “A Dietary Approach to Reducing Your Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease”

The Turnaround with BarleyLife

Shared by Elizabeth DeGroot, AIM Director in Sarnia, Ontario Elizabeth DeGroot suffered from abnormal bleeding for two years after giving birth to her son. “I had two dilation and curettage (D&C) surgical procedures done, but they didn’t work. Nothing seemed to work,” Elizabeth explained. “My gynecologist said he could give me medication, but it wouldContinue reading “The Turnaround with BarleyLife”

Our November AIM Athlete Update

The AIM-sponsored athletes travel the globe performing remarkable feats. The last few weeks have been awash with news of their latest achievements. We’d like to share them with you now. Prepared to me amazed. Anton Zafir Earns His Purple Belt So I was very honored and privileged to be awarded my purple belt this morning byContinue reading “Our November AIM Athlete Update”