When taking Nopalea for the first time, drink 3 to 6 ounces each day, for 30 days. This Loading Phase is suggested to help your body contain and control the inflammation it has accrued. After all, your body’s state of inflammation did not happen overnight.
Imagine that excess inflammation is spreading like a forest fire in your body, and it’s out of control. By completing a Loading Phase of Nopalea, you can help ease the fire of inflammation more quickly by accelerating the cleansing and detoxification process, therefore helping to contain the inflammation. For maintenance, drink 1 to 3 ounces each day, but again, this depends upon your body’s inflammation-fighting needs.
Nopalea is food based, so taking more can be beneficial to you, as you are feeding your body the nutrients it needs to help reduce excess inflammation.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Friday, November 27, 2009
Nopalea Juice provides the powerful and protective nutrients of Nopal Cactus fruit
Sure, Nopalea tastes great and it offers many astonishing benefits. However, you may not know about one of Nopalea's very special "secrets." This breakthrough wellness drink contains a unique class of nutrients called Betalains. Betalains are bioflavonoids in the Quercetin family. A bioflavonoid is a vitamin-like substance that works alongside antioxidants like Vitamin C. They are useful in helping us make collagen so our skin looks young and in strengthening blood vessels so we don't easily bruise. Bioflavonoids help us resist allergies and infections from bacteria and viruses. They are also anti-inflammatory.
How Quercetins help fight deadly toxins
Quercetins are found in foods we eat every day such as apples and onions. They are important in medical science because high intake of Quercetin-containing foods results in low incidence of cancer and heart disease. Betalains are "grandchildren" of Quercetin. But Betalains are orphans. None of the plant species related in their development exist anymore; they have all gone extinct except beets, rainbow Swiss chard and Nopal fruit – plants that are not even "distant cousins" in the world of fruits and vegetables.
However, all 24 known Betalains are very important for human health. That is especially true today because they are all anti-toxin and anti-inflammatory. Wouldn't you agree that our world is becoming more and more toxic? Environmental experts report dramatic increases in disease-producing toxins in air, water and soil. Toxins produce inflammation, and most of the diseases we face start with inflammation: Alzheimer's, cancer, heart disease, etc.
Learn about the nutritional benefits of Nopalea - Nopal Cactus drink.
How Quercetins help fight deadly toxinsQuercetins are found in foods we eat every day such as apples and onions. They are important in medical science because high intake of Quercetin-containing foods results in low incidence of cancer and heart disease. Betalains are "grandchildren" of Quercetin. But Betalains are orphans. None of the plant species related in their development exist anymore; they have all gone extinct except beets, rainbow Swiss chard and Nopal fruit – plants that are not even "distant cousins" in the world of fruits and vegetables.
However, all 24 known Betalains are very important for human health. That is especially true today because they are all anti-toxin and anti-inflammatory. Wouldn't you agree that our world is becoming more and more toxic? Environmental experts report dramatic increases in disease-producing toxins in air, water and soil. Toxins produce inflammation, and most of the diseases we face start with inflammation: Alzheimer's, cancer, heart disease, etc.
Betalain content develops in response to the environment in which the plant grows. The more extreme the climate, the more protective Betalains the plant needs to survive – and the more benefits we get when we eat them! So, while we may get a few precious Betalains from beets and rainbow Swiss chard, we get the greatest abundance (all 24!) from the specific Nopal fruit found in the Sonoran Desert.
Learn about the nutritional benefits of Nopalea - Nopal Cactus drink.
Monday, September 28, 2009
How Nopalea may aid in healing
Click the diagram below to see how the Betalains in Nopalea help reduce inflammation and detoxify your cells:
Do you ever wonder how it is that a cut or a bruise heals after a certain amount of time?
Think about it for a moment. You get a paper cut on your finger and you bleed. You wrap a bandage around the cut, and within a few days, the cut is gone. Amazingly, your body is able to heal itself. Sometimes it takes extra help to heal, though, and that's where Nopalea™ comes in. If you've been reading about (or experiencing for yourself) the astonishing benefits of this breakthrough wellness drink, journey right down to the cellular level to find out more.
The human body's miraculous power to heal itself is due in part to a force called homeostasis, which activates the immune system, hormones, nerves and other important systems to start the healing process. Homeostasis arranges the cells in your body to maintain balance under even severe conditions. It uses inflammation to rebuild your cells after an injury, illness or even extreme emotional stress. Once the healing process is complete, homeostasis returns your body to a state of vibrant and essential balance – without the damaging effects of excess inflammation.
Sometimes, the body can't heal itself.
There are times, however, when your body cannot heal itself, because runaway inflammation prevents homeostasis from rebuilding your cells. Runaway inflammation and free radicals (unstable molecules which are also damaging to cells) are the result of the body's exposure to toxins, direct trauma, nutrient deficiencies and stress. A cell overwhelmed by inflammation may be damaged beyond repair, causing the cell to prematurely die. Damaged, dead cells must be removed from the body or they will become the focus of infection and illness. So how can we remove these dead cells, and protect our healthy cells against excess inflammation?
Betalains to the "rescue!"
There's a group of special nutrients designed to balance inflammation. If you've taken Nopalea, you've probably heard of its main ingredient, Betalains. These are a class of antioxidants that rescue cells by putting out the fire of free radicals. Toxins are then drained away from the cell, and Betalains seep into the cell, reinforcing and returning it to good health.
Betalains also help a special immune system cell called a macrophage (meaning "big eater") to engulf any dead or diseased cells in the body that cannot be repaired. The macrophages help eliminate the dead cells from your body.
Daily servings of Nopalea will provide you with the Betalains that help relieve inflammation and rescue cells under attack by free radicals. Further, Betalains act to clean up the dead cells and help protect against them becoming a target for disease. Betalains help you thrive as they help control inflammation and support the wonder of homeostasis.
The more we can protect our body from assault and help detoxify and rebuild our cells, the healthier we can live, and the more gracefully we may age. We now know that the body's exposure to toxins, direct trauma, nutrient deficiencies and stress can cause runaway inflammation and free radical damage. The Betalains in Nopalea can help protect against toxicity and reduce inflammation that can lead to grave illnesses.
To learn more about Nopalea or to place an order, visit www.AntioxidantNews.com or call 800-281-3369. Your purchase comes with a complete, 60-day, satisfaction guarantee (excluding any sales tax and cost of shipping)!
Do you ever wonder how it is that a cut or a bruise heals after a certain amount of time?
Think about it for a moment. You get a paper cut on your finger and you bleed. You wrap a bandage around the cut, and within a few days, the cut is gone. Amazingly, your body is able to heal itself. Sometimes it takes extra help to heal, though, and that's where Nopalea™ comes in. If you've been reading about (or experiencing for yourself) the astonishing benefits of this breakthrough wellness drink, journey right down to the cellular level to find out more.
The human body's miraculous power to heal itself is due in part to a force called homeostasis, which activates the immune system, hormones, nerves and other important systems to start the healing process. Homeostasis arranges the cells in your body to maintain balance under even severe conditions. It uses inflammation to rebuild your cells after an injury, illness or even extreme emotional stress. Once the healing process is complete, homeostasis returns your body to a state of vibrant and essential balance – without the damaging effects of excess inflammation.
Sometimes, the body can't heal itself.
There are times, however, when your body cannot heal itself, because runaway inflammation prevents homeostasis from rebuilding your cells. Runaway inflammation and free radicals (unstable molecules which are also damaging to cells) are the result of the body's exposure to toxins, direct trauma, nutrient deficiencies and stress. A cell overwhelmed by inflammation may be damaged beyond repair, causing the cell to prematurely die. Damaged, dead cells must be removed from the body or they will become the focus of infection and illness. So how can we remove these dead cells, and protect our healthy cells against excess inflammation?
Betalains to the "rescue!"
There's a group of special nutrients designed to balance inflammation. If you've taken Nopalea, you've probably heard of its main ingredient, Betalains. These are a class of antioxidants that rescue cells by putting out the fire of free radicals. Toxins are then drained away from the cell, and Betalains seep into the cell, reinforcing and returning it to good health.
Betalains also help a special immune system cell called a macrophage (meaning "big eater") to engulf any dead or diseased cells in the body that cannot be repaired. The macrophages help eliminate the dead cells from your body.
Daily servings of Nopalea will provide you with the Betalains that help relieve inflammation and rescue cells under attack by free radicals. Further, Betalains act to clean up the dead cells and help protect against them becoming a target for disease. Betalains help you thrive as they help control inflammation and support the wonder of homeostasis.
The more we can protect our body from assault and help detoxify and rebuild our cells, the healthier we can live, and the more gracefully we may age. We now know that the body's exposure to toxins, direct trauma, nutrient deficiencies and stress can cause runaway inflammation and free radical damage. The Betalains in Nopalea can help protect against toxicity and reduce inflammation that can lead to grave illnesses.
To learn more about Nopalea or to place an order, visit www.AntioxidantNews.com or call 800-281-3369. Your purchase comes with a complete, 60-day, satisfaction guarantee (excluding any sales tax and cost of shipping)!
Sunday, August 23, 2009
How Nopalea may help you protect against premature aging
There are many things that contribute to premature aging, including:
circulation. Since Nopalea targets inflammation, aids detoxification and optimizes cell health, it can help slow down the process of premature aging.
Daily servings of Nopalea will provide you with the betalains that put out the fire of inflammation and rescue cells under attack by free radicals. Further betalains, the class of antioxidants found in abundance in Nopalea, act to clean up the dead cells and help to protect them from becoming a target for disease. Betalains help you thrive as they help your body reduce inflammation and support the miracle of homeostasis.
Remember, premature aging is about losing more cells than we replace. Healthy aging is about closing the gap between loss of our cells and repair or replacement of our cells as directed by homeostasis and fueled by nutrients.
To take control of your health and protect against premature aging, follow these simple
recommendations:
1. Take your supplements:
Nopalea is your premier wellness partner in your body’s never-ending quest for good health.
To find out more about how Nopalea can help you, visit www.AntioxidantNews.com or call 800-281-3369.
- Excess exposure to the sun
- A poor diet
- Stress
- Inactivity
circulation. Since Nopalea targets inflammation, aids detoxification and optimizes cell health, it can help slow down the process of premature aging.
Daily servings of Nopalea will provide you with the betalains that put out the fire of inflammation and rescue cells under attack by free radicals. Further betalains, the class of antioxidants found in abundance in Nopalea, act to clean up the dead cells and help to protect them from becoming a target for disease. Betalains help you thrive as they help your body reduce inflammation and support the miracle of homeostasis.
Remember, premature aging is about losing more cells than we replace. Healthy aging is about closing the gap between loss of our cells and repair or replacement of our cells as directed by homeostasis and fueled by nutrients.
To take control of your health and protect against premature aging, follow these simple
recommendations:
1. Take your supplements:
- A multiple vitamin/mineral
- TriVita Sublingual B-12
- Vitamin C
- TriVita OmegaPrime
Nopalea is your premier wellness partner in your body’s never-ending quest for good health.
To find out more about how Nopalea can help you, visit www.AntioxidantNews.com or call 800-281-3369.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
How Nopalea juice may help to reduce inflammation and effect your cellular health
Inflammation is unavoidable. It is your body's natural defense against toxins. Too much inflammation, however, can cause adverse health conditions.
Nopalea is a breakthrough wellness drink that helps your body experience an optimal state of wellness by:
- Relieving Pain
- Reducing Swelling in Joints, Organs and Muscles
- Improving Breathing
- Normalizing Blood Pressure
To learn more about the nutritional benefits of Nopalea juice from TriVita Sonoran Bloom and to order Nopalea at discount pricing, visit www.AntioxidantNews.com or phone 800-281-3369.
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Monday, July 6, 2009
Betalains Antioxidants - What are they? Why are they so important?
Betalains are a rare and powerful class of antioxidants that flourish in the Nopal cactus fruit (and, therefore, are available in abundance in Sonoran Bloom Nopalea juice from TriVita).
Very few plants around the world contain Betalains antioxidants (which gives the Nopal cactus fruit its vibrant pink color). In fact, the Nopal fruit contains one of the highest amounts of betalains in all of nature.
By helping the body to reduce toxins and enabling essential nutrients to reach each cell, the betalains in Nopalea can reduce the inflammation in your body that leads to disease.
Scientific research shows that betalains help to:
* Reduces the risk of blood clots - betalains protect the thin lining of your blood vessels; this helps reduce the inflammation that makes your blood sticky and leads to clots.1
* Reduces bad cholesterol - betalains strongly reduce oxidized LDL cholesterol.2
* Protects cells from toxins - betalains protect many types of cells, especially brain cells, from toxins known to trigger tumors.3
* Protects your liver - betalains provide significant protection from toxins that directly affect your liver.4
Experience the health benefits of delicious, nutritious Nopalea from Sonoran Bloom, click here to order Nopalea at special pricing and risk free - your satisfaction is guaranteed.
1 - "Antioxidant betalains from cactus pear (Opuntia ficus-indica) inhibit endothelial ICAM-1 expression." C Gentile, L Tesoriere, M Allegra, M A Livrea, P D’Alessio Dipartimento Farmacochimico, Tossicologico e Biologico, Università di Palermo, Italy.
2 - Allegra M, Tesoriere L, Livrea MA. Free Radic Res. 2007 Mar;41(3):335-41.
3 - Lee MH, Kim JY, Yoon JH, Lim HJ, Kim TH, Jin C, Kwak WJ, Han CK, Ryu JH. Phytother Res. 2006 Sep;20(9):742-7.
4 - Galati EM, Mondello MR, Lauriano ER, Taviano MF, Galluzzo M, Miceli N. Phytother Res. 2005 Sep;19(9):796-800.
Very few plants around the world contain Betalains antioxidants (which gives the Nopal cactus fruit its vibrant pink color). In fact, the Nopal fruit contains one of the highest amounts of betalains in all of nature.
By helping the body to reduce toxins and enabling essential nutrients to reach each cell, the betalains in Nopalea can reduce the inflammation in your body that leads to disease.
Scientific research shows that betalains help to:
* Reduces the risk of blood clots - betalains protect the thin lining of your blood vessels; this helps reduce the inflammation that makes your blood sticky and leads to clots.1
* Reduces bad cholesterol - betalains strongly reduce oxidized LDL cholesterol.2
* Protects cells from toxins - betalains protect many types of cells, especially brain cells, from toxins known to trigger tumors.3
* Protects your liver - betalains provide significant protection from toxins that directly affect your liver.4
Experience the health benefits of delicious, nutritious Nopalea from Sonoran Bloom, click here to order Nopalea at special pricing and risk free - your satisfaction is guaranteed.
1 - "Antioxidant betalains from cactus pear (Opuntia ficus-indica) inhibit endothelial ICAM-1 expression." C Gentile, L Tesoriere, M Allegra, M A Livrea, P D’Alessio Dipartimento Farmacochimico, Tossicologico e Biologico, Università di Palermo, Italy.
2 - Allegra M, Tesoriere L, Livrea MA. Free Radic Res. 2007 Mar;41(3):335-41.
3 - Lee MH, Kim JY, Yoon JH, Lim HJ, Kim TH, Jin C, Kwak WJ, Han CK, Ryu JH. Phytother Res. 2006 Sep;20(9):742-7.
4 - Galati EM, Mondello MR, Lauriano ER, Taviano MF, Galluzzo M, Miceli N. Phytother Res. 2005 Sep;19(9):796-800.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
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