Sunday, June 3, 2007

Clinical Results of Bios Life on Diabetic Studies

Dr. Peter Verdegem, Unicity Chief Science Officer, and Franchise Owners Dr. Isabel Martinez, MD, and Bobbi Horne, both from Blue Mesa Medical Associates in Katy, TX, presented the results from a clinical study conducted to study the effect of Bios Life on type 2 diabetes.

The study was conducted on 34 patients who were diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and hypercholesterolemia. The study participants took Bios Life twice daily 15 to 20 minutes before meals. The study measured lipid and glucose levels at the start of the study, and then after 4 weeks, and again after 8 weeks.

The study, entitled “Lipid and Glucose Optimization Using Phytonutrient Combination Therapy in Diabetics” was presented at the American Heart Association Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology Annual Conference held April 19-21, 2007 in Chicago. See below for clinical abstract.

The study concluded that after taking Bios Life for 8 weeks:

Parameter.............All Participants......Participants with dangerous levels.

Total Cholesterol...Decreased 14.2%...Decreased 21.5 %
LDL(bad) ...........Decreased 18.3%...Decreased 28.9%
HDL (good)..........Increased 3.5%....Increased 14.4%
Total Glucose.......Decreased 21.3%...Decreased 32.5%
Glucose.............Decreased 17.3%...Decreased 28.9%
HbA1c...............Decreased 9.4%....Decreased 15.8%

If you are diabetic, in 8 weeks, Bioslife will reduce your diabetic levels and manage your cholesterol to reduce your risk for stroke and heart disease.

Friday, April 13, 2007

Bios Life Clinical Results

In a clinical study, Bios Life lowered bad cholesterol for participants with high LDL levels by an average of 31% and also increase good cholesterol in those participants with low HDL levels by an average of 29%.

Monday, April 9, 2007

How does Bios Life lowers cholesterol?

Bios Life lowers your cholesterol in 4 ways naturally:-

1. Blocks re-absorption of cholesterol from your diet

The liver uses cholesterol to produce bile acids, which are released to break down the fat in food . As Bios Life enters the intestinal tract, it forms a matrix gel trapping the bile acids after they have digested the fats and later removes them through your bowels. As the level of bile acids drops after each meal, the liver will make more bile acids using the existing cholesterol in your blood stream.

2. Blocks Absorption of Cholesterol from your Food

Sunflower oil and Soya Bean oil are rich in phytosterols that cannot be absorbed by the body and thus block the sterol receptors in the intestinal tract, from absorbing Cholesterol.

3. Reduces Cholesterol production by the Liver

The liver makes cholesterol using an enzyme HMG-CoA reductase. Sugarcane has a natural plant chemical called Policosanol, which has been found to naturally reduce this enzyme, thus causing the liver to slow down the cholesterol production.

4. Breakdown and Removes LDL from your blood stream

Chrysanthemum flower has been used for centuries in Traditional Chinese cures. Unicity’s research has developed a method, to stimulate the enzyme that breaksdown and removes LDL from your bloodstream.

Now, drink your Bioslife 10 mins before every meal, because you can naturally lower your heart attack and stroke risk.

Tuesday, March 6, 2007

Heart Attack! Stroke! A first and fatal attack?

Heart attack and stroke are normally associated as the first and fatal attack but if it doesn't kill, it leaves one's quality of life greatly reduced. Almost one third of cardiovascular disease are caused by high levels of LDL cholesterol (or bad cholesterol) and low levels of HDL cholesterol.
Do you know anyone who has high levels of LDL cholesterol and low levels of HDL cholesterol and wants to do something about it?

Thursday, March 1, 2007

Bios Life, a LDL cholesterol reduction alternative

Bios Life, the clinically proven natural alternative to statin drugs to address cholesterol concerns, could prevent cardiovascular diseases caused possibly by high cholesterol. My friends taking Bios Life are having great results and with more sharing about this product, people will know that there is an alternative to reduce LDL cholesterol and increase HDL cholesterol other than statin drugs.

Tuesday, February 13, 2007

What is cholesterol and why do we need it?

Cholesterol is a lipid (natural fat) that’s carried in the blood. It is a soft waxy substance. According to studies, cholesterol that is made by the liver accounts for more than 70% of our total cholesterol and only 30% is absorbed directly from cholesterol-rich foods such as eggs, dairy products and shellfish.

Why do we need Cholesterol? Cholesterol is essential for the formation of cell membranes and hormones. It plays a part in the production of steroid hormones (such as Estrogen, Testosterone and Cortisone), the transportation of fats around the body, the creation of Vitamin D (vital for strong bones and teeth) and to build cell membranes.

Our body needs cholesterol and it is synthesized in the liver. The problem isn’t the cholesterol itself but in the oxidation of the excessive cholesterol – particularly the “bad “ LDL cholesterol which contributes to plaque build up in the arteries. The food we eat (particularly the saturated fat) can elevate LDL. An oxidation of excess LDL cholesterol can accumulate in the arteries that feed the heart and brain and this can lead to a heart attack. (The “good” HDL cholesterol contributes by taking away excess cholesterol)