January 22, 2005

  • Feeling Sheepish


    Okay - yesterday morning I wrote my blog about feeling good.  After some inquiries and having it pointed out that I didn't say WHAT I'm doing/taking to feel good ... I've reconsidered my approach on this. 


    I've started using products from Synergy Worldwide.  And as I mentioned yesterday, I have that fervor of the recent convert about this stuff.  I don't want to be obnoxious, but I am very excited about telling people the results I've had and how good I feel.  Synergy's product line is unique and contains proprietary technology - there simply isn't anywhere else that you can go to get this stuff and that's probably going to be the case for the next 20 years as other nutraceutical companies play catch up.  So there's no point in giving you the generic - take supplements talk - it's these particular supplements that are doing the trick.



    I believe in nutrition and nutritional supplements.  The most dramtic evidence I've seen of their effectiveness was when my friend's husband was in Chemotherapy for colon cancer.  (He is doing very well now btw.)  The first round of chemo had to be stopped before he got through it because he was too weak and they thought he might not survive it.  He started on nutritional supplements, and with subsequent rounds, he never even missed a day of work. 


    I am taking the basic VitaPak.  It's a full multi-vitamin and mineral complex that includes antioxidants and extracts from over 40 different plants.  One of the things I really like about Vitapak is the packaging.  I know, I'm kind of a wuss, but here's the deal - they package each serving seperately.  I'm really bad about breakfast.  I don't like it, I don't eat it most of the time.  And since Vitapak has to be taken with food, that's a problem for me.  But I can slip this little packet into my pocket or my purse and where ever I am when I have lunch, it's handy.  If I had to lug around eight bottles of pills or even count out the daily dose into one of those old lady pill containers, I wouldn't do it because I'm that lazy.  Okay, now that I know how much difference it makes taking this stuff, I'd probably do it, but that's like the chicken and the egg right?  First I have to take it regularly to see how it will work and I won't take it if I have to go to any trouble. 


    In addition I take a supplement called ProArgi9.  This is an l-arginine formula that actually delivers what so many others promise.  The amino acid l-arginine has the ability to stimulate the pituitary gland to begin producing human growth hormone.  My cousin the internal medicine doctor, who is really into nutrition and exercise, tells me that production of hgh is the hot topic of the medical journals and nutrition community.  Of all the products that are on the market, ProArgi9 is the ONLY one that the FDA and FTC are allowing to make the legal claims associated with hgh production.  You can check this out by going to the US patent office website and doing a search for patent # 6,608,109.  The legal claims are:



    • enhances muscle mass

    • supports muscle growth

    • stimulates muscle development

    • supports hypothalamic response

    • aids in decreasing body fat

    • is an antioxidant

    • helps maintain healthy blood sugar levels

    • is more well tolerated than L-arginine alone.

    • helps boost energy

    • is rejuvenative

    • helps promote healthy sexual performance

    • is an adaptogen

    • Growth Hormone: Helps provide the building blocks necessary for the body to maintin its own healthy growth hormone levels

    • helps produce Nitric Oxide (NO)

    • Stimulates the production of human anti-aging mechanisms in persons over 23

    The reason that my wrinkles are smoothing out is a side effect of another product I'm using, DNA Repair Creme.  This product contains the enzymes that your body needs to repair UV damage to your DNA in a unique delivery system that targets skin cells in the dermal layer.  This stuff turns back the clock on the kind of damage that can lead to skin cancer.  The fact that it also smooths out fine lines and wrinkles was a happy side effect that I am enjoying greatly.  


    Synergy has a line of sports nutrition that I don't use but its impressive to me that these products are endorsed and used by Ron Williams who's list of body building titles is long and unbeaten.  Mr Williams was offered lucrative contracts if he would endorse other nutritional lines, but he turned them down and although he endorses the Synergy line, he isn't paid a dime to do so. 



    You can visit the Synergy Product catalog at www.synergyworldwide.com  If you want to try any of their products, LET ME KNOW FIRST.  I'm signed up as a Synergy distributor, but I have no desire to handle product orders.  I don't want to sell you the stuff.  What I can do is sponsor you so you can order it yourself at the same wholesale price that I pay.  


     


     

Comments (14)

  • That IS impressive that these products are endorsed and used by Ron Williams and that he's so loyal to the product.  And....I must say.....Ron Williams is impressive, himself.   

  • I agree with Dawns.  He's a specimen, alright.  I will be researching it this weekend and get back to you!

  • Hmm.  But I don't *want* to look like Mr. Williams!

    I'm sorry I can't (yet) be the sort of convert you are (see email), but I'm working my way up to it!

  • This is why I knew you were a marketing guru. I just wish that you had put 1/8 of the effort into your ebooks & http://www.dpebooks.com as you have this new program. Odds are, you would be very surprised at the results of your efforts.

    Good luck with this new program.

    Sail on... sail on!!!

  • If it makes you feel that good go for it girl. Judi

  • How long have you been using it and how does it make you feel?

    love and sunshine

    Kazi

  • i know i need to do something .. if only i had the energy~!

  • Please don't hate me, but my overwhelming thought is about guys like Ken Caminiti, the athlete who pumped himself up with steroids and died an early death a few years after retirement. There's lots of talk on the sports pages about the long-term effects of products that sound very much like those you are describing.

    Steroids can be wonderful when the body needs healing. But too much of a good thing, used on healthy bodies, is, well, too much.

    I don't really think you will hate me for saying this, but if you want to delete this comment because you don't want me to discourage use of these products, I'll understand. And remain friends.

    And I realize you never said the word "steroids," but that does sound like what you're promoting.

  • TwoBerry - I'm glad you asked.  I understand the concern you express, I'm the kind of person who has to be suffering beyond my ability to resist before someone else is able to put any kind of chemical substance in me.  (I made it to the age of 31 and was in childbirth before having an injection of any kind in over 20 years.)

    All the Synergy products are completely natural - no steroids.  Period.  They contain herbs, enzymes and amino acids.  The products that I've talked about have been vetted by every sports commission out there and approved for use.  They are nutraceutical - which means they are foods with beneficial properties.  And the benefit claims are backed up by 25 years of biomedical research, double blind placebo studies, and other clinical trials.  That's why the FDA allows the benefit claims.

    Ron Williams, pictured above, is Mr NATURAL Universe and he makes a point to speak out against the use of steroids.  People using our products include NFL athletes and 2002 Olympic gold medalists from the Salt Lake games. 

    I did months of research before I started taking these things because I have the same concerns you expressed above.  I don't want to make a mistake that will give short term gains but result in long term losses.  I wouldn't take them, give them to my children, or recommend them without doing my due diligence on this issue. 

  • Now that's what I call a great response! My admiration for you was high before today; it has now increased exponentially. I'm still a little nervous, but you've convinced me to at least have a more open mind on the subject. Thank you.

  • Sounds like good stuff, but do we have to wear the little purple swimsuit?

  • Randy - when you look like Mr Williams, you can wear ANY color suit you want... :grin:  

  • The packaging would make all the difference for me, too.

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