Have a plan. This one rule has helped AIM Director Celeste Davis from Merrill, Oregon, grow her AIM business and lead others to health and wellness with AIM products. Her straightforward way to better living is an essential part of her sharing. “People work on systems,” Celeste said. “My strongest suit is helping people develop a system that they can maintain.” ForContinue reading “A Strategy for Living Well”
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The Ride of His Life
The solution for Richard Porter, AIM Member, was the recovery and energy from the AIM Garden Trio®—AIM BarleyLife®, AIM Just Carrots®, and AIM RediBeets. Richard’s problem? Finishing a daunting 300- mile bike ride. Twice before, the 300-mile bike ride—a ride for charity from Richard’s hometown of Plainview, Texas, to the Dallas-Fort Worth area—had led to a disappointing finish and a lot of questions. The answersContinue reading “The Ride of His Life”
Embracing Whole-Food Nutrition
Two-time cancer survivor Mary Westerfield, an AIM Director from Cincinnati, Ohio, embraced whole-food nutrition, juicing, and healthy eating in her battle with cancer. And the plan worked! Mary has been cancer-free since 1986. “’Let food be your medicine’—that’s how I have been living for the past twenty years,” Mary said. Mary was first diagnosed with cancer in 1980 when doctors found a malignantContinue reading “Embracing Whole-Food Nutrition”
Diet High in Plant Protein Benefits Kidneys, Diabetics New Study Shows
November is National Diabetes Month, but we’re going to start the ball rolling early with research presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes. In the past, there have been conflicting findings as to whether or not a high-protein diet was beneficial for diabetics. Researchers in Germany set about to make sense of these studies. They presented theirContinue reading “Diet High in Plant Protein Benefits Kidneys, Diabetics New Study Shows”
Carrots: Orange You Glad You’ve Lowered Your Risk of Age-Related Macular Degeneration?
It’s pretty well established that carrots and their inherent nutrients are good for your eyeballs. In fact, a complete lack of vitamin A will devastate your corneas, and just a little bit of vitamin A deficiency will dry your peepers out. Beta carotene can also help improve your night vision because vitamin A assists the eyes inContinue reading “Carrots: Orange You Glad You’ve Lowered Your Risk of Age-Related Macular Degeneration?”
Nutritional Strategies for Dry Eyes
If you’re a big fan of Dr. Greger over at Nutrition Facts, you may have seen his video on “Treating Dry Eye Disease with Diet.” The video contains graphic pictures of eye surgery and extremely unhealthy eyes, so be aware of that before making the decision to view it. Over ten million Americans suffer from dry eyes,Continue reading “Nutritional Strategies for Dry Eyes”
Nutrition for Lifelong Skeletal Health
Osteoporosis International recently published an article that examined the nutritional needs of the skeleton during its bony lifetime. Using the results of over 130 studies, the researchers set out to outline ideal nutritional goals to aid the bones during their journey from the cradle to the Craftmatic adjustable chair. Here are some highlights: During Pregnancy: An overall healthy dietContinue reading “Nutrition for Lifelong Skeletal Health”
Magnesium for Healthier Bodies
Magnesium’s function in the human body is vast—everything from electrolyte maintenance to metabolism to heart health and so much more can be traced back to magnesium. AIM Mag-nificence™ can help create a body in balance and lead to improved health in a number of areas. How can you tell if you need more magnesium? Without aContinue reading “Magnesium for Healthier Bodies”
The AIM Defense against Arthritis
The pain of arthritis creeps into the lives of far too many North Americans. Although often associated with people of advanced years, arthritis actually affects all age groups. Statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia indicate: One in every 250 children in the U.S. has some form of arthritis. Around fifty million adults have someContinue reading “The AIM Defense against Arthritis”
How Long Are Your Telomeres?
First things first: what are telomeres and why should they be long? Telomeres protect the ends of our chromosomes, keeping DNA from unravelling and affecting the speed at which our cells age. The shorter our telomeres, the shorter lives we live and the poorer our health. The longer our telomeres, the longer we live in good health. With that out of theContinue reading “How Long Are Your Telomeres?”
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