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ALMON PEDIATRIC HEALTH, INC.

As a health professional, my role has often been to help you recover from illness or disease, but now more than ever, we must first guide you in staying well. Over the years, I have discovered that many of you ask me about your symptoms due to chronic stress, overweight, poor dietary habits and sleep deprivation. We invite you to learn how the new science of nutrition and genetics via nutraMetrix™ can help you achieve a new state of physical and mental well being. So, browse around our exciting web portal and thank you for allowing us to serve your needs.

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• Omega 3s and Glucosamine

  There is exciting new research about the combination of omega 3 fatty acids and glucosamine for relief of pain and stiffness in individuals with knee and hip osteoarthritis.

• Promoting Immune Health Beyond Vitamin C

  We all know the importance of getting a good night sleep, drinking plenty of fluids and taking our Isotonix® Vitamin C. Recently, research has discovered what the ancient Asian healers have known for thousands of years-- that unique nutrients not found in our typical diet can promote healthy and effective immune function.

• Exciting news on OPC-3!

  A new study, e-published in Phytotherapy Research, evaluates how quickly Isotonix OPC-3® is absorbed vs. the same formulation in tablet form (not commercially available).

• Calcium Supplementation

  Current science supports the view that calcium is mainly absorbed in an ionized state in the small intestine through calcium channels in the enterocyte plasma membranes. Vitamin D3 stimulates the induction of calcium-binding proteins, enhancing calcium ion absorption via those channels.

• Free Radicals

  Free radicals, more accurately described as atoms or molecules with unpaired electrons, are highly reactive and readily undergo chemical reactions (1). Free radicals and their precursors can be produced endogenously through normal metabolic processes or exogenously through air pollutants, smoking and other sources.

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• 09/02/2010

  Posted by Scientific Affairs at 08:20am

  Antioxidants may boost heart health and metabolism.

  Antioxidants such as vitamins C and E, selenium and coenzyme Q10 have been shown to have beneficial effects on many aspects of human health. A recent study in Nutrition &Metabolism (July, 2010) showed that not only do antioxidants have significant benefic...

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• 07/21/2010

  Posted by Scientific Affairs at 05:00am

  Multivitamin to improve mood and performance

  Daily stress takes its toll on the body and requires additional energy and nutrient demands. A recent study in Psychopharmacology has demonstrated that supplementation with B complex, vitamin C and minerals can help healthy individuals improve ra...

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