Urilife The Berry Feast is Here!
Uri International is proud to present to you the launch of their new product The Berry Feast™. This live organic, whole food based nutritional product is the new combination of Uri’s core products Beyond Berries™and The Feast™. Together they have increased the flavor and have also given it a smoother, creamier texture.
The Berry Feast™ is the one and only whole food supplement that delivers an all natural, nutritionally balanced combination of Nature’s most beneficial whole food concentrates including; minerals, enzymes, and probiotics.
For the many whom swear by Uri International’s core products, rest assure that The Berry Feast™ is no different. All of Uri’s products are live organic whole food based; they are not pasteurized, do not contain isolated, synthetic or inorganic vitamins or minerals, and are dried at temperatures below 100F.
The Berry Feast™ is the one and only product on the planet that delivers a full, synergistic spectrum of:
30 Antioxidant Rich Fruits & Berries
30 Powerful Greens & Vegetables
11 Nutrient Dense Seeds, Nuts & Sprouts
83+ Active Enzymes & Fulvic Minerals
22 Strains of Resilient Living Probiotics
Every Serving Contains:
More than 176 all natural ingredients.
70+ nutrient dense concentrates from fresh, live whole foods.
1000s of naturally occurring nutritional compounds from concentrated whole foods.
The Berry Feast™ is the perfect all-in-one supplement for today’s active and demanding lifestyle! For more information about Uri International and The Berry Feast™ CLICK HERE.
Delivering you Real Nutrition!
Brandi Magill
http://anewfeast.com
Business, Health, Uncategorized | Comments (3)Hug Your Pet, Heal Your Bones
Did you know that cozying up with your dog or cat helps relieve mental distress and anxiety, plus puts you in a relaxed frame of mind for a more restful sleep?
No wonder animals play such a significant role in therapies around the world. And guess what? Studies suggest that the vibrations from a cat’s purr improve bone density and promote healing!
Don’t tell my daughter, she’ll actually have a sound argument for getting a cat now
Your Friend,
Brandi
http://anewfeast.com
Natural Remedies | Comments (3)A Bubble Bath…in the sink…at Burger King, What?
Since when is your birthday an excuse to bathe in a restaurant sink? I could think about 50 other ways to spend the day, but apparently this Burger King employee couldn’t. You can read more about the story here.
What do you guys think about the rest of the staff being fired too?
One more reason NOT to eat Fast Food!
Brandi
http://anewfeast.com
Health, Uncategorized | Comments (2)Say Bye-Bye-Bye to Blemishes!
Face it when it comes to blemishes you’ve got to really put up your dukes against the excess oil, redness, inflammation, and bacteria. In the midst of this race to the fountain of youth more and more people discover the many benefits antioxidants have on our skin and the pharmaceutical industry is cashing in big time.
Before you too go rushing out to buy the next big thing don’t forget the one time-honored natural source of antioxidants that seems to be over looked quite frequently: Sea Buckthorn Berry.
Do NOT Under Estimate it’s Power
Sea-Buckthorn’s latin name is Hippophae Vhannoide L., translated to mean “giving light to horse”. Refer-to its reputed power of curing blindness in horse-Who am I to dispute that one! When Sea Buckthorn Berries aren’t curing horses from blindness they’re improving people’s skin, one blemish at a time.
Delivering A One-Five Punch!
This antioxidant punch has bacteria-killing disinfectants as well as antioxidants that soothe the skin, balance oil production and even reduce the inflammation of cystic acne, the most severe acne condition of all.
Next time you visit your Health Food Store, try looking for some Sea Buckthorn Oil and finally say bye-bye-bye to Blemishes!
Love,
Brandi
http://anewfeast.com
Health, Natural Remedies | Comments (1)What are Americans Eating?
Experts recommend eating at the very least 5 servings of vegetables a day, but according to the John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health only 11% of Americans actually met this guideline in 2007. What’s that about???
What I find even more shocking is that deeply colored vegetables-whether green, orange, or red, make up only 0.2% of the 3.3 servings Americans consume on a daily basis. Most of us know how beneficial it is to add a few more veggies to our diets. The brighter the veggie the more rich they are in phytochemicals.
Phytochemicals help the body deal with substances called radicals which can damage our cells and tissue as well as our DNA. By eating more of these brightly colored, nutrient dense whole foods you are giving yourself a fighting chance against many diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and fibromyalgia to name a few.
If these veggies are so good for us, why according to the USDA are Americans most widely eaten vegetables the potato and Iceberg lettuce?
Are you amongst the 89% that is not getting your daily 5-9 fruits and vegetables for whatever reason? Grab yourself a sample of Urilife’s The Feast. In each serving of The Feast, you enjoy more than 176 natural juices and whole powders from:
- 30 Antioxidant Rich Fruits and Berries
- 30 Power Greens and Veggies
- 11 Nutrient Dense Seeds, Nuts and Sprouts
- 72+ Fulvic Minerals and 9+ Active Plant-Based Enzymes
- 22 Resilient Living Probiotics
Urilife’s The Feast is the purest, most nutrient dense, live, whole food-based nutrition available today. Want more information? Request a free copy of Real Nutrition News, where you will discover the shocking truth about “Healthy” foods in America Today.
To True Optimal Health!
Brandi
Office: 401-714-2462
http://anewfeast.com
Health | Comments (1)Quote of the Day: Could it Really Be that Simple?
“The best six doctors anywhere
And no one can deny it
Are sunshine, water, rest, and air
Exercise and diet.
These six will gladly you attend
If only you are willing
Your mind they’ll ease
Your will they’ll mend
And charge you not a shilling.”
~Nursery rhyme quoted by Wayne Fields
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