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Metabolism is about how your body creates energy, fights disease, and keeps you alive and thriving. It’s the system behind the scenes that controls almost everything your energy levels, hormones, heart health, and even brain.

Camel Milk, based on scientific studies, allows you to ingest natural ingredients that have been found to support optimum metabolism. It works at the cellular level to improve metabolism and gut health.

Camel Milk & ERDS is PureLife Care+. ERDS is “Enhanced Rapid Delivery System”.

ERDS works to enhance Camel Milk because it improves solubility and absorption. ERDS is a special formulation of vitamins that increases the body’s ability to absorb more of the nutrition in the Camel Milk faster.

ERDS is a proven to be a safe and effective method of improving the absorption and bioavailability of poorly soluble materials. The molecules of most nutrients are too large to be well absorbed by the cells.

Also, the older a person is the harder it is to absorb nutrition. This is because the gut wall is less permeable, and the blood-brain barrier is less permeable, and the nutrition molecules have difficulty passing through.

The extract in ERDS can make the molecules in the nutritional ingredients smaller and of a shape that is more permeable and able to pass through:

• Intestinal lining
• Blood brain barrier
• Cellular lining.

This means that when ERDS is added to any source of nutrition it increases the amount of nutritional uptake (you get more of the available nutrition into your cells) and also the speed in which the nutrition is absorbed by the body is increased.

So, it will essentially increase the activity and get more of the camel milk into the gut.  It will be able to permeate a variety of cell membranes including the gut, eyes, mouth and skin.

In the gut, malabsorption can also be caused by the rejection of certain compounds by the cells. Formulas enhanced by ERDS inhibit this rejection, and thus improving absorption through the gut wall.

Camel Milk & ERDS is PureLife Care+. This is the natural nutritional supplement that works at the cellular level to improve metabolism and gut health. ERDS is made up of special extracts of Vitamin E, Vitamin C, Vitamin A and Vitamin D3. It also includes B1, B2, B3, calcium, iron, magnesium and potassium

ERDS is part of the Purelife Care+ formula and so it increases the nutrition available from camel milk, so you get more value for money.

 

There is a lot lately on the news about this deadly drug.   Apparently, it is very easy to overdose.   It is also a synthetic drug.

Here is an article on Fentanyl so you can have a better understanding of what they are talking about.

FENTANYL

Make America Healthy Again – The United States is facing an unprecedented health crisis that threatens the well-being of millions of Americans. Over the past five decades, the nation has witnessed a dramatic rise in chronic diseases.

The Alarming Rise of Chronic Diseases

Since the 1970s, obesity rates have skyrocketed from approximately 13% to over 42% in 2020. Diabetes prevalence has increased by nearly 300%, with over 37 million Americans now living with the condition. Heart disease remains the leading cause of death, claiming nearly 700,000 lives annually, while chronic conditions now account for 90% of the nation’s $4.1 trillion annual healthcare expenditures.

Chronic diseases cost the US healthcare system over $3.7 trillion each year, with indirect costs from lost productivity pushing the total impact even higher. What was once considered a healthcare issue has become a national economic crisis, directly linked to nutritional habits and lifestyle choices.

The Food as Medicine Viewpoint

The idea of using nutrition as your medicine comes from Hippocrates.  Hippocrates said “Let food be your medicine, let medicine be your Food”

Nutrition is the most critical factor in addressing this mounting public health challenge.  The connection between diet and health has never been more apparent. Food as medicine offers a promising path to nationwide health transformation.

A promising emerging trend could fundamentally reshape Americans’ approach to health and nutrition. When one recognizes food not just as sustenance, but also as a powerful medical intervention.

Healthcare providers are increasingly prescribing specific dietary plans and using nutritional education and counseling into treatment protocols.

This approach goes beyond traditional dietary advice to viewing nutrition as a strategy for preventing, managing, and potentially reversing chronic conditions.

The Education Gap

One of the most significant challenges in addressing America’s health crisis is the widespread lack of nutritional education. Most medical schools and holistic programs provide minimal nutritional training, with the average physician, chiropractor, or holistic doctor receiving less than 25 hours of nutritional education during their entire training program. This knowledge gap extends to the general public, where nutritional literacy remains remarkably low.

Most Americans struggle to understand basic nutritional principles, misunderstand food labels, and lack the skills to make informed dietary choices. This educational deficit contributes directly to poor health outcomes, creating a cycle of chronic disease that perpetuates itself through generations.

A Path Forward

Transforming America’s health requires a multifaceted approach centered on nutrition, such as:

Comprehensive nutrition education in schools and medical training programs

Improved access to nutritious, affordable food

Healthcare policies that prioritize preventative nutritional interventions

Public health campaigns that educate people about nutrition and empowers individuals

The potential impact is profound. Studies suggest that up to 80 percent of chronic diseases could be prevented through improved nutrition, lifestyle modifications, and early intervention. By investing in nutritional education and promoting a food-as-medicine approach, the United States can dramatically reduce healthcare costs, improve quality of life, and create a healthier future for millions of Americans.

The end to America’s health crisis is not found in complex medical treatments, but in the simple, powerful choice of what we put on our plates every day.

Nutrition is not just fuel—it is medicine, prevention, and the key to reclaiming your health.

The Eat Well, Feel Great! Nutrition Program

The Eat Well, Feel Great! Nutrition Program will show you how easy it is to feed yourself and your family to create and maintain good health. The program separates fact from fiction and provides basic, true nutrition concepts so you can achieve the level of health you want. The information in this program is easy to understand, rooted in natural health care and based on the science of the body.

Click here for more information about the Eat Well, Feel Great! Nutrition Program

See MCVitamins – Educate Yourself and Take Control of Your Health

Vegetable Protein also called Plant-based proteins offer numerous benefits beyond mere macronutrient (fat, carbs and protein) content. They provide phytonutrients, fiber, and antioxidants which contribute to overall health.

Evidence Based

Recent research continues to validate the efficacy of plant-based proteins in improving health outcomes. An analysis published in PubMed (2023) demonstrated that diets rich in vegetable proteins have a positive effect on athletes’ physical performance and recovery. This suggests potential applications in sports nutrition, rehabilitation, and senior care.

Furthermore, a longitudinal study (Journal of Nutrition, 2022) found that individuals with higher intakes of plant-based proteins had lower risks of all-cause mortality (the total number of deaths from any cause in a specific group of people over a specific period of time) and cardiovascular disease. This underscores the importance of incorporating these nutrient-dense foods into patient care plans for long-term health benefits.

By incorporating more protein-rich vegetables into your diet, you can address multiple health concerns simultaneously, including:

• Inflammation reduction
• Gut microbiome enhancement
• Cardiovascular health improvement
• Blood sugar regulation
• Weight management.

Key Protein-Rich Vegetables and Their Therapeutic Properties

Lentils
Protein content: 9g per 1/2 cup (cooked)
Key nutrients: Iron (15% Daily Value (DV), Folate (37% DV), Fiber (8g)
Therapeutic applications: Blood sugar management, cardiovascular health

Green Peas
Protein content: 4g per 1/2 cup
Key nutrients: Vitamin C (22% DV), Vitamin K (24% DV), Manganese (22% DV)
Therapeutic applications: Antioxidant support, bone health

Kidney Beans 

Protein content: 8g per 1/2 cup (cooked)
Key nutrients: Iron (11% DV), Potassium (11% DV), Fiber (7g)
Therapeutic applications: Anemia prevention, blood pressure regulation

Edamame
Protein content: 8g per 1/2 cup (shelled)
Key nutrients: Vitamin K (41% DV), Folate (60% DV), Fiber (4g)
Therapeutic applications: Bone health, cognitive function support

Spinach

Protein content: 3g per 1/2 cup (cooked)
Key nutrients: Iron (20% DV), Calcium (12% DV), Vitamins A (105% DV) and C (30% DV)
Therapeutic applications: Antioxidant support, eye health

Broccoli  

Protein content: 2g per 1/2 cup (cooked)
Key nutrients: Vitamin C (84% DV), Vitamin K (77% DV), Folate (14% DV)
Therapeutic applications: Detoxification support, cancer prevention

Recommendation Examples

Cardiovascular Health Protocol: Recommends a daily serving of lentils or kidney beans to support heart health through their high fiber and potassium content.

Blood Sugar Health: Include a variety of legumes in meal plans to stabilize blood glucose levels and improve insulin sensitivity.

Bone Health Optimization: Try regular consumption of edamame and broccoli for their high vitamin K content, crucial for calcium metabolism.

Detoxification Support: A suggestion is Cruciferous vegetables like broccoli to support liver function and natural detoxification processes.

Anemia Prevention: Combine iron-rich vegetables like spinach and lentils with vitamin C sources to enhance iron absorption.

Practical Implementation

Meal Planning: Work out meal plans that incorporate a variety of protein-rich vegetables throughout the day.

Gradual Introduction: To prevent digestive discomfort, start with one protein-rich vegetable each day and gradually increase it.

Seasonal Adaptations: Change your diet based on seasonal availability to ensure fresh, nutrient-dense options year-round.

Conclusion

The idea of using nutrition as your medicine comes from Hippocrates. “Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.”  By leveraging the power of protein-rich vegetables, you can address multiple health concerns.

Tailoring your nutrition to your individual needs is vital. By integrating this nutrition approach, you can take control of your health and achieve lasting wellness through the power of food as medicin

Camel milk contains high proportions of anti-bacterial and anti-viral substances, antioxidants and immune system boosters.

B Vitamins
Vitamin E
Potassium
Phosphorus
Iron
Immunoglobulins any of a class of proteins present in the serum and cells of the immune system, which function as antibodies.
Vitamin C
Zinc
Calcium
Selenium
Omega 3 Fatty Acids
Lactoferrin (Lactoferrin is contains Colostrum which is high in nutrients and antibodies. ­ Lactoferrin is also found in fluids in the eye, nose, respiratory tract, intestine, and elsewhere. People use lactoferrin as medicine).

Why Camelicious? Camelicious camel milk comes from a state-of-the-art facility in Dubai, the leading camel milk desert farms and dairy in the world.

Dubai is the natural environment that Camels live in, thus preserving the richness of their milk. The evolution of camels which is believed to be millions of years has enhanced their ability to survive in this arid environment. The milk of a camel has to be nutritious in order for their calves to survive.

Farms outside of a camel’s natural environment cannot produce the same healthy milk. Camels in another environment will change and the goodness won’t be the same.

Camel Milk from Dubai brings this superior nutrition to you.

Camel milk is a super food.  Nutritious benefiting blood sugar and the gut and your metabolism.

See Camel Milk for more information

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There are a lot of words to understand when it comes to metabolism and your health and what you should do to build a healthy metabolism.  Here are a few more terms.

What is the microbiome?  (microbiome comes from Ancient Greek mikrós ‘small’ and bíos ‘life’)

It is the community of microorganisms (living things too small to be seen with the naked eye) that can usually be found living together in any given habitat. The microbiome refers to the environment that microbes live in. The microbes include bacteria, fungi, and viruses.

The human microbiome consists of communities of microbes that live on the skin, the mouth, the genitals, and especially the gut.

The ‘gut microbiome’ is made up of the trillions of microorganisms that live in the intestinal tract and play a key role in digesting food and helping to absorb and synthesize nutrients.

These microorganisms, mainly comprising bacteria, are involved in functions critical to your health and wellbeing.  They are involved in many other important processes that extend beyond the gut, including metabolism, body weight, immune system regulation, as well as brain function and mood.

What is the microbiota?

Microbiota is the microscopic organisms of a particular environment.  These live in communities in various parts of the body.

The full array of microorganisms (the microbiota) lives on and in humans. This microbiota represents a remarkably diverse array of microorganisms that includes bacteria, archaea (primitive single-celled organisms), fungi, and even some protozoans and nonliving viruses. Bacteria are by far the most numerous members of the human microbiome.

The human gut microbiota refers to the trillions of microbes, such as bacteria, that live in the human gut. They live in the gut microbiome. Most microbes in the body are useful, but they may become harmful when out of balance.

What is a leaky gut?

Leaky gut is a weakened intestinal wall that allows bacteria and toxins into the bloodstream.

Undigested food particles can slip through the lining of the intestinal wall into the capillaries or lymph vessels which are similar to vein capillaries.

These undigested food particles contain chains of amino acids which should be broken down into single amino acids but are not. These chains of amino acids look like viruses, bacteria or other microscopic parasites to the immune system and an immune response is initiated. Because the lining is undernourished, it continues to leak, and the immune system continues to attack.

We hope this helps you to understand metabolism so you fix yours and have your metabolism functioning the way it should and move towards optimal health and vitality.

See Improving Metabolism 

For the last 2 years we’ve been waiting for a new natural, nutritional formulation to help special needs children. It has now been developed, and it’s called Teknon, which means “child” in ancient Greek.

Teknon has been used in a trial in Dubai with many children and improvements were seen in digestion, sleep patterns, cognition, social communication skills, and behavior.

I am very excited to let you know that Teknon is now available in the US.

There is a webinar where John Payne, CEO of Purelife Health Sciences Group, speaks with Amal Tolba, Founder and Director of the Hope Abilitation and Medical Center in Dubai. John provides the science behind the development of Teknon and 2 success stories from US children it has helped.

This video already has almost 12,000 views on YouTube as there are so many parents around the world trying to help their special needs child.

Please watch the webinar video here:  Teknon

Find out more at Gut Health for Special Needs Children

Best wishes,
MCVitamins

There are quite a few studies done in order to help a special needs child’s quality of life.

They all point to a child’s metabolism and gut.

Read more:   Studies on Metabolism of Special Needs

Deep down, all of us want to achieve personal growth throughout our lives. For you, it might mean improving at your job, returning to school, starting a family, buying a house, or tackling any other significant life change that helps you grow as a person.

However, it’s essential not to forget about your health and well-being in the process. You can become so busy “improving” yourself that you don’t recognize the fact that you’re neglecting your physical, mental, and emotional health. Don’t let that happen! Here are some simple tips for maintaining a self-care routine as you grow.

Get Away

If you need a fresh perspective and less stress, consider planning a weekend getaway. This will allow you to explore a new area and engage in self-care activities and relaxation.

You will come back a better version of yourself and likely have some fond memories to share. Go camping, see the sights, lounge on the beach, or do anything else that brings rest to your soul.

Start Something New

Another way to foster your health and well-being on your personal development journey is to turn your passion into a hobby. Maybe you love riding, and you could put your thoughts into a blog. Perhaps you have a knack for crafts, and you could open up an online store. Or, you could use your interest in nature and join a local birdwatching club.

Why not take it a step further and start a company out of your passion? With a bit of market research and a good business plan, you could launch a business that brings fulfillment each day and supplement your income.

Embrace Exercise

Exercise is an essential element of any healthy life. Keeping your body active each day —- whether it’s in the morning, afternoon, or evening —- will benefit your physical, mental, and emotional health.

Along with helping you manage your weight, regular exercise can strengthen your cardiovascular system, improve your balance, lower your stress levels, boost your mood, and much more. Find an activity you enjoy (e.g., jogging, swimming, HIIT, etc.). Then, commit to exercising for at least 20 minutes a day.

Find a New Home for a Fresh Start

Moving to a new home is a chance to leave behind negative memories and create a fresh start. It can also be an opportunity to declutter and simplify your life, getting rid of material possessions that no longer serve you. The physical act of packing up your belongings and moving them to a new location can also be therapeutic, helping you to let go of the past and embrace the future. To find a home in your budget, research home prices in your target area to determine if it’s an affordable location.

Improve Sleep

Sleep is also critical if you hope to grow personally without compromising your well-being. Our minds and bodies rely on restful sleep to perform at total capacity, and adults need at least seven hours a night for optimal health.

Create a bedtime routine that prepares your mind and body for sleep and ensures your bedroom is a restful atmosphere. It could be worth investing in blackout shades, essential oils, and turning the temperature down a few degrees at night. Finally, make sure this space stays neat and tidy, as a room filled with clutter can make you feel anxious — which can ruin your sleep.

Eat Nutritiously

Furthermore, focus your diet on nutritious foods like vegetables, fruits, healthy fats, lean proteins, and whole grains. You will have more energy throughout the day and sleep better at night. Switching out your sandwich for a salad at lunch can go a long way in helping you develop healthy eating habits.

Schedule Time for Others

Finally, make time for the most important people in your life. Proper self-care is not selfish, but you can go overboard and neglect your relationships. Avoid that pitfall at all costs!

If you’re motivated to take your personal development to the next level, it’s essential not to do it while compromising your health and well-being. Whether you’re starting a business or relocating to get a fresh start, consider the tips above as you continue your self-improvement journey, and keep looking for other simple ways to practice self-care. Here’s to taking significant steps and growing in mind, body, and soul!

Emily Graham