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One of my clients just e-mailed this to me. Melaleuca is a supplement and wellness company based out of my hometown and I have always been very impressed with the quality of their products and the science backing them. Discuss...
myTimminsToday.com
08/22 Major news in vitamin research
American researchers have made a major breakthrough in the world of
nutrition. Scientists have discovered that most vitamins, including the
world's best-selling brands, are poorly absorbed and even worse, they
prevent both natural and commercial anti-oxidant supplements (vitamins that
people take to reduce the risk of serious diseases like cancer) from working
- until now.
Dr. Garry R. Buettner, the head of the Free Radical Research Institute, from
the University of Iowa, considered the world's number one authority in the
field of free radical research, made the discovery along with researchers
from Melaleuca Inc., considered one of the world's leading wellness
companies, and a registered pharmaceutical company.
Dr. Buettner and a team of scientists tested the world's leading vitamin
supplements. According to Melaleuca President and CEO Frank VanderSloot, the
team of researchers discovered that the process used by almost every vitamin
manufacturer prevents anti-oxidants from working in the small intestine -
rendering both the vitamins and the anti-oxidants useless.
VanderSloot went on to tell close to 10,000 customers at the company's
annual convention in Salt Lake City, Utah, and tens of thousands more by
webcast and teleconference, that Melaleuca has filed for a patent on a new
discovery - oligofructose complex - that is now the world's only vitamin
process that accomplishes two things: (1) proper mineral absorption, and (2)
does not destroy the value of anti-oxidants.
Until the announcement, Melaleuca had been the only company in the world
with a patent on vitamin and mineral absorption. That patent, commonly
called fructose compounding, expired recently and the company has replaced
it with its new oligofructose complex.
VanderSloot was careful to point out that the company's new vitamin line
does not prevent nor cure any disease. However, he emphasized that there are
thousands upon thousands of research papers from the around the world that,
for decades, have proven the cancer-fighting and disease-fighting nature of
anti-oxidants. The challenge, until now, has been to prove or disprove the
absorbability and effectiveness of anti-oxidant supplements, a multi-billion
dollar industry, and the role traditional vitamins play.
myTimminsToday.com
08/22 Major news in vitamin research
American researchers have made a major breakthrough in the world of
nutrition. Scientists have discovered that most vitamins, including the
world's best-selling brands, are poorly absorbed and even worse, they
prevent both natural and commercial anti-oxidant supplements (vitamins that
people take to reduce the risk of serious diseases like cancer) from working
- until now.
Dr. Garry R. Buettner, the head of the Free Radical Research Institute, from
the University of Iowa, considered the world's number one authority in the
field of free radical research, made the discovery along with researchers
from Melaleuca Inc., considered one of the world's leading wellness
companies, and a registered pharmaceutical company.
Dr. Buettner and a team of scientists tested the world's leading vitamin
supplements. According to Melaleuca President and CEO Frank VanderSloot, the
team of researchers discovered that the process used by almost every vitamin
manufacturer prevents anti-oxidants from working in the small intestine -
rendering both the vitamins and the anti-oxidants useless.
VanderSloot went on to tell close to 10,000 customers at the company's
annual convention in Salt Lake City, Utah, and tens of thousands more by
webcast and teleconference, that Melaleuca has filed for a patent on a new
discovery - oligofructose complex - that is now the world's only vitamin
process that accomplishes two things: (1) proper mineral absorption, and (2)
does not destroy the value of anti-oxidants.
Until the announcement, Melaleuca had been the only company in the world
with a patent on vitamin and mineral absorption. That patent, commonly
called fructose compounding, expired recently and the company has replaced
it with its new oligofructose complex.
VanderSloot was careful to point out that the company's new vitamin line
does not prevent nor cure any disease. However, he emphasized that there are
thousands upon thousands of research papers from the around the world that,
for decades, have proven the cancer-fighting and disease-fighting nature of
anti-oxidants. The challenge, until now, has been to prove or disprove the
absorbability and effectiveness of anti-oxidant supplements, a multi-billion
dollar industry, and the role traditional vitamins play.
