Saturday, June 26, 2010

How Chuck has Overcome Incredible Odds



Chuck’s Vivix Story
Updated 12/09

Below is a story about my husband and his experience to date on Vivix, Shaklee's anti-aging tonic.  He has been on various Shaklee supplements since 2001, but we have seen the most change since starting Vivix August 2008.  The improvements became noticeable within 2 months of starting Vivix.

Before Vivix, our goal was to keep him as healthy as possible so his body only needed to deal with Parkinson's.  Since Vivix, our goal has changed to improving his DNA, reducing his symptoms and his medications; then use his personal experience to help others.  I often reflect on why God put Shaklee in my path – and it’s times like this when I hear the answer.

December 2008


I am 58, Chuck is 78.  We’ve been married 24 years.  He is the love of my life.  What I didn’t know way back before we met, was that I was in love with him even before I knew he existed.  Do you know what I mean?  That’s the kind of relationship we have.

In 2003 Chuck was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease – a progressive neurological disorder with no known cure.  When you hear Parkinson’s you may think of Michael J. Fox, or the former Pope, who lived with Parkinson’s for many, many years.  Chuck has a very positive attitude about his PD, he figures something would eventually get him, and it could be worse.
For those of you not familiar with PD, some of the symptoms are:

Ø  tremors in the hands and legs
Ø  slow walk, eventually becoming a shuffle
Ø  hunched posture
Ø  balance and coordination issues        
Ø  impaired large and small muscle dexterity
Ø  speech problems
Ø  drooling

Ø  facial ‘mask’ – people with PD begin to lose their expression, have a quiet dullness about them, or as I refer to it, their lights go out

Chuck has been taking Shaklee supplements since 2001 and is on prescription meds for the PD.  I’ve done a lot of research, talked with others, and have him on a pretty solid Shaklee program – which we are constantly tweaking as we learn more.

At convention this year (2008), when Vivix, our new anti-aging tonic, was announced, Dr. Jamie McManus, Director of Health Sciences at Shaklee, said people with diabetes, arthritis, heart disease and neurological diseases would have the most results.  Well, you can imagine my cheer at that news! 

I brought Vivix home from convention; Chuck began taking it mid August and has been faithful with it every day!  He promised me he would do that for 6 months before making any decision on whether to continue it or not.  Keep in mind, my darling husband is my very best skeptic.

When asked how he feels today, he says he feels better but not sure exactly how. My report to you is that little things are happening.  And it is the little things in life that mean the most!  He’s back to:
1.    laughing, smiling and making jokes,
2.    participating in conversations at family gatherings,
3.    whistling and singing silly songs,
4.    standing straighter when he hugs me,
5.    he’s just more engaged in life,
6.    and the best of all – when you look into his eyes, his lights are back on!

Is Vivix making a difference in Chuck’s health and in our hope for him?  You bet it is!  And is he going to keep taking it after his promised 6 months?  He better!

Updates

1/09:  Chuck had cataract surgery in both eyes in Nov. and Dec., then eyelid lift surgery early January.  At his one-week checkup after the last procedure, his surgeon said, “You are healing much faster than I expected!”  Most 78 year olds don’t hear that!  It’s the prayers & Shaklee! 

2/09:  Chuck had his 6-month check-up with his neurologist in January.  With reluctance, he agreed to have Chuck go off Sinemet, one of his two PD meds, which he had started April 2008 to help with the increased tremors and other symptoms (he’s been taking Requip since 2004).  We think Sinemet may have been partially responsible for the atrial fibrillation that was found in October 2008 (one of the side affects is heart irregularities but neither the cardiologist nor neurologist could find a correlation).   We have not seen an increase in his PD symptoms since stopping Sinemet.  He had a re-check with the cardiologist late January and the atrial fibrillation/congestive heart failure was downgraded to a heart flutter, his heart muscle is stronger. (Thank you Jesus!).  He is still on Atenolol (beta-blocker) and Lisinopril (ACE inhibitor) for the A.Fib. diagnosed in October.

Chuck is also on a nutritional and detoxing program designed by Dr. Richard Brouse, chiropractic physician, biochemist, and certified clinical nutritionist in Oregon, working with him long distance.   The Build a Better You program includes extensive blood, hair, and urine testing, with a program designed specifically for Chuck’s results. After years of research and evaluation, Dr. Brouse has chosen to continue to work exclusively with Shaklee products. (I was thrilled to discover through this process that the Shaklee supplement program Chuck was already on, based on research I had done, was very close to Dr. Brouse’s recommendations!)

3/09:  “I have been meaning to tell you what a difference I noticed in Uncle Chuck when you were back home last month.  The night we were together for dinner he was much more his old self, making jokes and smiling, socializing. Was so happy to see him back to his happy self. Love you! Lisa”

6/09:  It was decided by a heart specialist and Chuck to have a heart ablation in early April to completely correct the electrical problem causing the heart flutter.  He did just fine with it, no complications (thank you Jesus).  Early May he had an MRI and follow up with the heart specialist.  The doctor was amazed at how perfectly Chuck’s heart is working, and how some of his earlier concerns about what they saw on the CT Scan no longer existed!  Chuck is doing great, no restrictions; come back in 6 months and he’d probably take him off the two meds.  Now he is working towards regaining his strength and stamina.

9/09:  Taken off Lisinopril because he no longer needs it; Atenolol cut in half – Yippee!

10/09: Heart Clinic follow up.  Chuck was told the Ejection Fraction (the ability of the heart to pump the blood out, the systolic function) has not only greatly improved, it is back to normal!  The Physician’s Assistant said that is probably due to the Ablation procedure, which corrected his fast heart, the medications and natural healing.  Atenolol cut in half again!

11/09:  Our chiropractor, whom Chuck and I have seen regularly since about 2001, has noticed an improvement in Chuck too – in the last several months he adjusts more easily, holds his adjustments longer, he is more flexible, and his dry humor is back!

12/09:  6 month check up with neurologist.  Now HE wants information on Vivix!

Matt
and Kristen McAsey
888-272-6701

Shaklee Distributor
www.mcasey.myshaklee.com
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Monday, June 21, 2010

Who Should Take Alfalfa?





A bushy, clover plant, widely cultivated as a forage and fodder crop, alfalfa is extremely high in protein, 18.9%. Compare that to beef – 16.5%, whole wheat – 13.8%, eggs – 13.1%, and milk – 3.3%. Furthermore, look at what alfalfa adds to your daily diet: vitamins C, B6, D, E, K, U, and betaine (a tissue salt), plus the minerals; calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, sulfur and manganese; and alfalfa is very high in trace minerals.
What else does Alfalfa contain? Nature’s richest source of chlorophyll, a powerful body cleanser and detoxifier. Do you suffer from hay fever or allergies? Consider this: the chlorophyll in alfalfa is a natural healing substance and has helped many others just like you.
Who should take alfalfa? From A to Z –just about everyone! Especially YOU if:
A - you ever had bad breath or body odor
B - you are slow to heal
C - you catch colds, the flu, or other infections easily
D - you suffer from fatigue
E - you have sore muscles
F - you are arthritic, have bursitis or rheumatism
G - you have chronic indigestion or ulcers
H - you experience irregular heartbeats
I - your blood clots too slowly
J - you have weak bones or are a post-menopausal woman
K - you retain too much fluid
L - you suffer from PMS
M - you have allergies or sinus troubles
N - you have weak kidneys or urinary tract infections
O - you have gout
P - you are asthmatic
Q - you are overweight
R - you are underweight
S - you are an athlete
T - your eyesight is deteriorating
U - you have prostate problems
V - you are anemic
W - you have high blood pressure
X - you have elevated cholesterol levels
Y - you have acne or other skin ailments
Z - you are a growing child or teenager
When people do not get results from supplements it is usually because they are not taking enough or they are not taking them consistently. We have found that most people will get dramatically improved results with a minimum of 20 Alfalfa per day. Ten Alfalfa tablets per meal is generally a good guideline. Just think of it as eating 10 peas on a plate.
Testimonies:
Shirley Thomsen, Council Bluffs, IA had crippling arthritis in her knees when introduced to Shaklee products. After taking 3 Alfalfa tablets per meal with no results, her sponsor suggested 10 Alfalfa tablets per meal. After one week, she was no longer in pain and had much greater range of motion.
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When Dr. Jim Scala was at Shaklee, he began his own investigation of same as he constantly heard this over and over across the field. One interesting thing he told was that Alfalfa was indeed an ancient food--Some ancient writings even suggested it may have been "One of the pulses of Prophet Daniel."
Dr. Shaklee always said Alfalfa just popped out in the world of vegetation. At that time, no plant on earth had roots that went so deep into the earth. As we have depleted our topsoils so vastly, not obeying the rules of nature and overworking the soils; perhaps results are obtained from the abundance of minerals Alfalfa has.
I'd always been told in Shaklee if you were exiled to a desert island with only 1 products, take Alfalfa. I'm in my 70's and have no arthritic pain. I have used Alfalfa along with other products faithfully all these years.
Vivian P
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This was one of the first products my mom (now age 75) took 22 years ago. She had arthritis so bad she could barely dress herself. She took 30 per day and still does and is on the go; camping, rafting, and RVing all over the place.
Nancy H & Alice C
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Monday, June 14, 2010

The Next Trillion Dollar Industry (Paul Zane Pilzer)




Attached is an article featuring Paul Zane Piltzer, world renowned economist, telling why he believes there has never been a better time to take advantage of merging the wellness and networking industries for a very successful business opportunity.
Expect the Best!
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A TALE
OF TWO
INDUSTRIES
TWO MAJOR FORCES HAVE
CONVERGED TO CREATE ONE OF
THE GREATEST ENTREPRENEURIAL
OPPORTUNITIES IN THE HISTORY
OF OUR NATION.
BY PAUL ZANE PILZER
72 SUCCESS FROM HOME Volume 1 Issue 5
As we enter the second half of this decade, we are seeing a convergence of economic
forces leading to an enormous opportunity for those engaged in home-based
business. Moreover, this opportunity exists not only for mere thousands but for
literally millions of individual entrepreneurs. This economic opportunity is
represented by two emerging industries: wellness and network marketing.
The wellness industry, which only 15 years ago barely even existed, is on track to become
a trillion-dollar industry just five years from now. Network marketing, which is a prime beneficiary
of the robust home-based business boom, will be a major contributing force in the
creation of 10 million new millionaires over the next 10 years.
Either one of these two emerging industries on its own represents an extraordinary opportunity
for entrepreneurs to create new wealth in the years ahead. Taken together, these two
major forces have converged to create one of the greatest entrepreneurial opportunities in
the history of our nation.
The early pioneers of both wellness and network marketing were motivated by the sense that it
was possible to create a better life than the conventional routes offered—better personal health and
better economic health, respectively. Now the “alternatives” of yesterday have become the economic
powerhouses of today and tomorrow. Let’s explore how this happened, and what it means for your
economic future, first by taking a look at the genesis of the wellness industry.
The Overweight Epidemic
In the past, we have always associated poverty with being terribly thin, mostly due
to starvation. When I was young I wanted to grow up to be a “rich fat man.”
Today, the tables have turned; “poor” and “fat” have become synonymous, and
“rich fat man” has become an oxymoron! Centuries ago, the only corpulent people
were royalty and wealthy landowners. Today, the lower the income, the more we see
obesity, and the higher the income, the more we see men and women who are fit
and trim, defying their age.
Since 1980, we have more than doubled the percentage of overweight and obese
people in the United States. In 1980, 15 percent of the population was obese;
by the year 2000, that number had jumped to 27 percent—that’s 77 million clinically
obese people! Today, 61 percent of the U.S. population is overweight and
headed towards obesity—which has increased 10 percent to almost 30 percent of
the U.S. population. As a result, 18 million Americans have diabetes and another
41 million over age 40 have prediabetes. Most people with prediabetes develop
type 2 diabetes in 10 years. Sixty-five percent of people with diabetes die from
heart disease or stroke, and the medical costs alone to treat diabetes now exceeds
$100 billion a year.
Moreover, overweight and obesity are also symptoms of poor nutrition. Typically someone
who is obese is also vitamin-deficient and suffers from fatigue and arthritis or other ailments
that all stem from poor nutrition. Our food industry, which represents about one trillion
dollars annually, exacerbates the problem by catering to the “lowest common denominator”
of poor nutrition.
What about our health care? The truth is, what we call “health care” is not really the health
business but the sickness business. Our medical industry today has very little to do with health.
The $2 trillion we spend on medical care, which represents one-sixth of the U.S. economy, is
concerned almost exclusively with treating the symptoms of illness. It has very little to do with
preventing illnesses or with making people feel stronger or healthier.
These two trillion-dollar industries—food and “health care”—feed one another in a fairly
Paul Zane Pilzer
P
THIS ARTICLE IS ADAPTED
IN PART FROM PAUL ZANE
PILZER’S NEW BOOK, THE
NEXT MILLIONAIRES, WHICH
FOCUSES ON THE CENTRAL
ROLE OF DIRECT SELLING
IN THE YEARS AHEAD.
BY PAUL ZANE PILZER
Volume 1 Issue 5 SUCCESS FROM HOME 73
insidious way, working together to support
that horrifying 61 percent overweight number.
The Wellness Revolution
Looking at the numbers, one might think that
soon everyone in the United States will be overweight
or obese—but this is not the case. As
grisly as this situation is, it has
also given rise to an entirely
new and very positive economic
sector. The 39 percent of the
U.S. population who are not
overweight include some 10 to
15 million Americans who are
actually growing stronger,
healthier and more fit as
they age.
These people represent a new
and growing economic sector.
They are primarily wealthy
people who, as their financial
situation improves, start looking
for ways they can be
healthier—and they’re doing
it outside the medical establishment.
They are going to
fitness clubs, watching what
they eat, taking the proper
amounts of vitamins and minerals,
and investigating supplements
and other products
that support their wellness.
They are a growing sector of our
economy who are eating and living
healthier than anyone ever before
in history.
Today, for example, this sector
spends over $70 billion per year on
vitamins and food supplements.
From vitamins and antioxidants to
weight-loss products to health clubs
and fitness coaches, all these expenditures
belong to what I have called
the “wellness” industry. I define
“wellness” as money you spend to
make yourself feel healthier, even
when you’re not “sick” by any standard
medical definition.
Who are these people? Mostly baby
boomers: prosperous people from the ages of
40 to 60. Baby boomers are the first generation
in history that refuses to blindly accept
the aging process. They are also a powerful
economic force; they represent only 28 percent
of our population—yet this group represents
50 percent of our economy.
Until recently, marketing to baby boomers has
been all about how to make them feel younger,
how to help them remember what it was like to
be young. Now it’s gone a step further. Today,
boomers are starting to buy things that actually
make them younger!
And this industry has only just gotten started:
Most people don’t even know such products
exist, and as more boomers learn about wellness,
the more the sector will expand. In 2000, when I
first began to study this trend, I was stunned to
discover that wellness in America was already a
$200 billion industry. Today, only a handful of
years later, it has already doubled to become a
$400 billion business! By the year 2010, just five
years from now, it will have become the next trillion-
dollar industry.
Network Marketing:
Economic Wellness
The real scope and impact of the wellness revolution
goes beyond sheer numbers. It is more
than a shift in our state of health and well-being:
It is a quantum shift in our fundamental expec-
Paul Zane Pilzer
Network Marketing:
the Ideal Wellness
Medium
One reason wellness and network marketing are such
natural sister industries is that wellness is rich in the
kinds of new technology that are best learned person to
person. In fact, in many cases, there is no other way for
people to learn about these new options.
If you go to a conventional weight-loss clinic, they
are focused on marketing their processed food products
to you—they don’t give you lessons in wellness. The
information just isn’t out there; almost all of the research
in the medical business is on sickness. Where does the
consumer turn?
The only way to learn about wellness is through
someone close to you who has had a wellness experience.
You see your college roommate and go, “My God, John, you
look great! You look so healthy—what did you do?” You
bump into a wellness experience and start to find out that
there is a whole wellness industry out there, with all sorts
of new products and services.
Correct information about diet, nutrition, vitamins,
minerals: and supplements is almost all contrary to what
we’ve heard from our medical community; for many, it
runs counter to how we were brought up. There’s so
much inaccurate information out there, people have
become conditioned to it. When they first hear new, good
information, naturally they’re going to be skeptical. The
only way they will actually change their paradigm or start
to learn new information is person to person—because
they’re actively engaged in a conversation.
This doesn’t happen overnight. It may take three, four,
five, or six conversations with different people before you
actually change your mind. That’s why wellness, which is
so clearly paradigm-changing information for so many
people, really works best in a one-to-one interactive
environment—like network marketing.
74 SUCCESS FROM HOME Volume 1 Issue 5
tations. We don’t just expect to live more years—
we expect to live better years.
This same shift in expectations is a strong contributing
factor in network marketing as well. In
the new economy, the sheer quantity of compensation
is no longer enough. People today also
demand a better quality of compensation. We
don’t simply want money, we want lifestyle.
Today’s workers understand that it doesn’t matter
how much money you earn if you never get to see
your spouse or children, or if you sacrifice your
health for your work.
This is a demand that didn’t exist in the past.
During the Industrial Age, the question “Are you
truly happy with your life?” would have been
greeted by most as self-indulgent nonsense.
“Happy?! What a question! I’m making money.”
Today we want more. Our economy and living
standards have grown to the point where we not
only expect to make a living, but also expect to
have the best possible experience living that life.
We don’t want to have to sacrifice family for work,
or vice versa.
Just as baby boomers want to be younger and
healthier, they also want to have the economic
freedom to enjoy their continuing state of health.
We don’t just want more dollars; we want better
dollars. And there is one emerging form of economic
enterprise that perfectly fits this description:
network marketing.
The typical network marketer’s benefit statement—“
You work when you want, how you want,
and with whom you want”—combined with the
very real value of a business based on helping others
succeed, creates a uniquely attractive package
to the 21st century businessperson. And I see a
more seamless weaving together of work and family
in network marketing than in any other sector
of the economy.
It’s no wonder that network marketing has
grown steadily over the last 20 years, increasing
more than 91 percent in just the last ten. With
more than 13 million Americans and 53 million
people worldwide involved, it is today a $100 billion
global industry.
Yet as impressive as this is, it’s not hard to see
that the real growth has barely begun.
Today less than 1 percent of the population is
involved in network marketing, yet 175,000
new people are pouring into the profession
each week in the United States alone.
According to Neil Offen, president of the
Direct Selling Association, at the current rate
of increase, some 200 million people will enter
this industry over the next ten years, effectively
quadrupling its current population.
In other words, network marketing is already a
force to be reckoned with—but there is an even
bigger explosion ahead.
The Big Picture
Let’s put these two trends, wellness and network
marketing, into perspective in the context
of the overall economy.
In 1989, at the beginning of the worst period of
economic decline since the Great Depression of
the 1930s, most experts were predicting decades
of economic gloom. The most popular book in
the United States was titled The Great Depression
of 1990.
That year, at the lowest point of the recession, I
wrote a book titled Unlimited Wealth that predicted
exactly the opposite: that we were headed
into an era of unprecedented
growth and opportunity, with
seemingly impossibly low interest
rates and low inflation, and
that those who embraced this
stood to profit enormously.
Many in the financial and
business community gave the
book little credence—that is,
until the years ticked by and the
forecasts began proving accurate.
But there were those who
were quick to grasp its significance,
including the late Sam Walton and, interestingly,
members of the network marketing
community, who got the message loud and clear
and responded immediately.
From 1991 to 2001, the world economy doubled
in size, enjoying the highest growth rates
ever recorded with the lowest interest rates and
low inflation.
In the United States, household wealth tripled,
growing from $13 trillion in 1991 to more than
$40 trillion in 2001. Over the same 10 years, the
number of U.S. millionaires doubled, jumping
from 3.6 million in 1991 to 7.2 million in 2001.
After the economic crash of 2001, many people
felt they missed their chance to be part of the
boom of the 90s. Yet in the few short years since
the catastrophic events of 9/11, U.S. household
wealth has increased $8 trillion to $48 trillion—
an additional 20 percent!
Today, the U.S. and the world economy look
almost identical to how they looked in 1991,
except that there are more opportunities for
entrepreneurs due to recent changes in taxation
and technology. Based on this history and on current
conditions, I project that household wealth
will roughly double again in the next 10 years,
reaching the $100 trillion mark by 2016.
This is actually a fairly conservative projection;
after all, this is only a doubling of the U.S. household
wealth over the next decade, a figure which
more than tripled during the 1990s. What is
more startling than that sheer growth is the
nature of that growth—because in the course of
adding another $52 trillion in household wealth
we will also see the creation of more than ten million
new millionaires!
Paul Zane Pilzer
P
I SEE A MORE SEAMLESS WEAVING TOGETHER OF WORK
AND FAMILY IN NETWORK MARKETING THAN IN ANY
OTHER SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY.
The Next Millionaires
Who will those new millionaires be? Many of
them will be network marketers.
Small businesses today account for more
than one-half our nation’s economic output
and employ more than half our private-sector
work force—and more than half of these are
home-based businesses.
In the past, it was riskier to go into business
for yourself than to work for someone else. Not
anymore. Recent changes in tax law have leveled
the playing field—if anything, actually tilting it
toward the individual entrepreneur! Congress
has responded to a shift in values: People today
want to work from home. Now they can.
The large corporation is giving way to the
independent contractor and the self-employed
entrepreneur. In effect, we’re breaking down
those huge corporations into their component
parts, namely, the individual entrepreneurs—
and as a result, more and more of those entrepreneurs
are becoming millionaires. In the
past, where we’d see a single company creating
wealth of $1 billion for a few shareholders,
today we’ll more likely see 1,000 individuals
each going to $1 million.
Instead of the rich getting richer, it means there
are more people getting rich: The number of millionaires
is increasing.
In the past, you never had a chance. Because the
big corporation ruled, someone else made that
money… the Astors, the Vanderbilts, the
Rockefellers. But during the 1990s, 3.6 million
people stepped forward and claimed their
own fortunes.
Now let’s go back to that forecast of $100 trillion
in household wealth by 2016. (And
remember, that’s a conservative forecast.)
Where will that new $52 trillion come from?
Of course, the majority of it will go to make
those people who are already wealthy still
wealthier. But at least 20 percent of it—$10
trillion or more—will represent new entrepreneurs
coming to the table. That $10 trillion
represents ten million new millionaires. One
of the greatest thrills I have as a writer is to
know that a good number of those next millionaires
are reading this article right now.
A Holy Mission
Since I first began closely studying the wellness
industry, I’ve grown quite passionate about it. It
has become something of a mission for me—and
I’ve observed that it is a powerful mission for most
network marketers who represent a wellness line
of products or services.
The great religions of the world became great
partly by addressing the secular needs of their
adherents. Indeed, the founding documents of
most religions demonstrate that God wants us to
be well—Deuteronomy contains expansive portions
on diet, and gluttony was one of the original
seven deadly sins. Yet today, the crying secular
need of learning to live a wellness lifestyle of diet
and exercise is ignored by most religions and religious
organizations.
But they are not ignored by the network marketing
community—indeed, recognizing and
serving this global need is at the very heart of the
network marketing model.
Make no mistake: There is a crisis, a trend of
epidemic proportions opposite to wellness—a crisis
of overweight, obesity and the so-called
“lifestyle diseases.” Right now,
network marketing is the
only force I see that has the
potential to effect the huge
change that’s so badly needed.
And when you go out into the
world to help improve people’s
personal and economic
wellness, you are adding
value to society and contributing
to the betterment of
the world. That, to me, is
serving God: doing the best
job you can at serving more of
God’s children.
Given the confluence of
these two trends, wellness
and network marketing, I
cannot think of any other
time in history when the
opportunity to serve this
greater cause has been
more abundantly available, not only to a few,
but to millions.
Paul Zane Pilzer
Professor Paul Zane Pilzer is a world-renowned economist,
multimillionaire entrepreneur, college professor
and author of five best-selling books. To learn more
about Paul Zane Pilzer, please visit his Web site at
www.PaulZanePilzer.com.
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The Next
Trillion-Dollar Industry
Ten or 15 years ago, it would have been tough to go into
the wellness industry. Why? Because there was no such
thing as the wellness industry. What happened?
Aging has always been a part of life; it’s not as if there
were a sudden spontaneous “need” for a wellness industry.
The wellness business appeared in the last decade because
of new technology. As my theory of economic alchemy
explains, an advance in technology often creates new
demand, by creating new opportunities and options that
didn’t previously exist. Wellness is a perfect case in point.
Today we spend $24 billion annually in fitness club
memberships. A generation ago, who ever heard of joining
a fitness club? In 1975, jogging was regarded as a “craze,”
a fringe thing, like the hula hoop, that would go away quietly
if we just gave it time. The idea that an entire nation would
consider running as a normal, everyday activity would
have been seen as lunacy.
To this $24 billion you can add another $12 billion paid
to personal trainers. Personal trainers?! Twenty years ago,
nobody would have believed it. A top-paid athlete, sure,
but everyday people actually paying someone to show
them how to step on and off a machine, just to stay fit?
Who would pay for such a thing?
We would: $12 billion worth.
And this is only the beginning. Most people still either
don’t even know that wellness products exist, or don’t
believe such products actually work—until they or
someone close to them has their first wellness experience.
Then they become voracious consumers and new adapters
of wellness products and services. At the rate it’s going,
I project that by the end of this decade, just as the PC
industry did 10 years ago, the wellness industry will exceed
$1 trillion.







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Sunday, June 06, 2010

When you look in the mirror what do you see?





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When you look in the mirror what do you see?

  • Uneven skin tone
  • Blemishes
  • Breakouts
  • Bumpy skin
  • Fine lines around eyes
  • Laugh lines
  • Puffiness around eyes
  • Sagging skin
  • Age spots
  • Oily T Zone
  • Blackheads
  • Whiteheads
Do you feel you skin being:
  • Dry
  • Sensitive
  • Oily
In todays modern society our skin is exposed to toxins that create accelerated aging:
  • Chemicals
  • Iron in tap water
  • UV rays
  • stress
  • smoke
  • car exhausts
  • poor diets
  • medications
These elements create FREE RADICALS which:
  • Damages  the DNA of the cells
  • Breaks down collegan
  • Causes sagging skin
  • Creates Age spots
  • Slows cellular renewal
The key to healthy, radiant skin is nutrients. Nutrients that are in the right amounts and in the right form that your skin can be absorb and use properly.  

That's why you want skin care that is created by a vitamin company.

Enfuselle Skin Care is Vitamins in Cream Form.

To place your order for normal to dry skin click here:

To place your order for normal to oily skin click here:


Here's a picture of one of Shaklee's studies that they did when creating the Enfuselle skin care system!

Shaklee invested 5 Million $$ and  1 1/2 years to create Enfuselle.

Here's what some satisfied customers are saying:
S.L. "Since I use Enfuselle skin care my skin is smooth and looks great. I'm 42 and nobody ever guesses my age because I don't have a single fine line or wrinkle."

P.K. "I had 3 unwanted moles on my face, I started to use Enfuselle and a weeks later the moles lightened then it totally disappeared. I'm ecstatic because I had this for years and I really didn't like it"

E.T. "I have monthly breakouts which leaves me with scars. This means I always have new pimples and old scars.   Since I use Enfuselle Acne Cream the pimples dry very fast, and the A.M. & P.M. Repair products make my scars disappear quickly. I also want to start using a Vitamin program to prevent the pimples from coming out in the first place."

Y.L. " I love the refining polisher, when I use it in the shower I feel like I'm having a SPA treatment in the comfort of my home without spending a lot of money."


For more information contact me.


Matt
and Kristen McAsey
785-341-4437

Shaklee Distributor
www.mcasey.myshaklee.com
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