Showing posts with label supplement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label supplement. Show all posts

Saturday, June 12, 2021

Immune Support -Elderberry Review

I've had one week at my new job Schemmer. My dad called me twice to see how I liked it. It's too early to say, or know. 

Goodbye to the old job, and hello to the new. I still left AIM up on LinkedIn because I agreed to do freelance. I'm sure there will be good and bad just like anywhere else. Nothing is meant to be perfect. Life is yin and yang. If everything were good we'd walk around with gigantic heads. As humans we have weigh in on how much we can handle that isn't positive; know when to move on. And so I moved on.

With starting a new job I'm upping my health game. First off I now work in the office; as opposed to being at home all.the.time. This is good and bad. I'm exposed to more germs, but some germs are good to take in. My office is kind of out in the open. That I'm not used to. I have to walk around more.

I find that whenever I start a job I get stressed, being the new person. I'm hoping wholsome Immune Support keeps my system in check.   


Where to get wholsome Immune Support - Elderberry:

You can pick up your bottle on Amazon Prime https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BX4X473?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details. It is made in the U.S.A. It came to me in tip top shape. Wrapped up in plastic, with a foam seal on the lid, and a plastic seal that kept the lid on. 

Cost:

$9.99, but right now it's $5.99. It comes with 60 pills. I do wish they'd charge more and fill up the bottle, or just sell it in a smaller bottle. Then there would be less packaging waist. Use the code: whol30off for 30% off your order of any Wholsome product.


Top Benefits of Elderberry that I got from facty.com:

  1. It's a natural laxative. It ranks higher than most other fruits and vegetables in the fiber department. This is important to me because my Asthma Inhaler messes with me!

  2.  Relief for allergies. Also a relief for me - Miss Allergy Suffer!

  3. A natural Diuretic. This is mostly for seniors. If you have problems urinating, elderberry is supposed to help with that. I remember my grandpa getting a lot of urinary tract infections. I wish I would have know to give him elderberry. 

  4. Assists with healthy skin. This goes for Mica that has some unknown under the chin rash that he's had for years. The last doctor thought it was similar to the bumps some people have on the back of their arms. Sometimes it gets really red though. At the time of seeing the doctor it wasn't red at all.

  5. Lowers blood sugar. I think we all need that in our family. We have diabetes on Travis' mom's side and the my mom's side.

  6. Cold and flu relief. We could all benefit from sickness relief with covid still being a thing. It helps get rid of phlegm - something I have all the time with allergies and asthma. 

  7. Might fight cancer. If you get cancer, drive up your elderberry intake.

  8. Improves heart health. I have higher cholesterol. 

  9. Improves bone health. I think we all could have better bones. It would have been good to know that elderberry makes bones stronger over milk.

  10. Assists with weight loss. I do tend to gain weight from steroid use from asthma.


I'm happy we're taking this supplement. I might look into even more elderberry things to incorporate into our daily diet. Have a pill supplement one day, juice another, and so on. 

Have you had elderberry anything before? 

Were you aware of all the benefits it provided?


Disclaimer: I got this product for free in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. 

Friday, July 14, 2017

Natrogix Probiotic Supplements with Advanced Prebiotic Review

I've blogged many times about the perks of taking probiotics. I've read that it's important to change brands often to get different strains in your body. Recently I tried out Natrogix Probiotic Supplements with Advanced Prebiotic: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N0ZP0QE?th=1 to review.


What Are Probiotics?

Probiotics are live bacteria and yeasts that are good for your health. They really aid in boosting your digestive system. We usually think of bacteria as something that is negative, or bad. Bacteria is even known to cause diseases. Just like there is good and bad cholesterol there's also good and bad bacteria. Your body is full of bacteria, both good and bad. Probiotics are often called "good" or "helpful" bacteria because they help keep your gut healthy. Probiotics are naturally found in your body.

You can also find them in some foods and supplements such as Greek Yogurt. I suggest getting plain Greek Yogurt, and adding your own fruit, or using it as a sour cream by adding lemon juice. The flavored Greek Yogurts are loaded with unhealthy sugar. If you feel you need an extra sweetness just add local honey.

When Do You Need Probiotics?

Probiotics can really be taken anytime. I stress the need to take them when the immune system is compromised, or you're on your road to recovery.

This may include: Skin irritation, nail infections, sickness, auto immune diseases, surgery and more.

I just had a pretty big surgery. I consider it big because it was right up by my brain and eyes. I feel like the recovery is more than either c-section I had. Maybe not emotionally, but certainly with energy level and pain. I was prescribed antibiotics. With that I took these probiotics. Usually when I have antibiotics I have trouble bathroom wise. This time with these probiotics in my system I didn't have trouble at all!



Pills, Pills and More Pills:

I feel a bit like a pill monster lately. I take a vitamin, 2 natural cholesterol reducing meds called Ahi Flower, an allergy pill, a puff of Steroids, and a Seroid pill in my sinus rinse. Then I have 3 allergy shots a week. I start feeling like a walking pill body. 

Much of the time instead of taking probiotics, I open them up and add them to a smoothie. Then I'm not taking 1 more pill. These help with wellness, my digestive track, and brain function. My thinking is all there, but because my energy level isn't all the way back I find myself not being as quick on my feet as I was before in the thinking department. I need all the help I can get with thinking things through right now.

What I Thought of Natrogix Probiotics:
  • I certainly think they are well worth taking! 
  • Cost: $34.99 on sale for $19.99 + on Amazon Prime. You can catch a deal!
  • They are made in the USA! That's always a perk in my mind. 
  • They have great health benefits! I went over those already. This one has 15 strains. 
  • I don't get why it even comes with a box. The pill container wasn't even in the box when it shipped to me. What was the point of manufacturing that? 
  • Like many things these days I dislike how the pills don't fill up the container! I'd rather pay more for more pills, or just had a smaller container. Am I alone on this? It seriously is my biggest pet peeve with packaging. 
  • I like the pill style. Because I add probiotics to smoothies often it's important to be able to open them up. Some probiotics don't open up.


What about you? What do you take daily in pill form? Do you take probiotics?

Disclaimer: I received Natrogix Probiotics in return for writing this post. The store certainly inspired me to write this post. I only review things that I think my family or readers will enjoy, or find useful. 


Thursday, May 22, 2014

IPurify Colon Cleanse, a Dietary Supplement, Review

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.
I am convinced that the detox that I was taking helped me loose weight. I had a few pimples at the start, and towards the end of taking it.

Taking a detox is supposed to help with allergies. Why? Because it cleans your system out. My allergies are still here, but I'm not taking any allergy medicines this year. I have to say that I've always been a huge allergy sufferer. My allergies are better than last year. Last year was miserable! I needed to bust out the inhaler I was suffering so bad. It's scary to not be able to breathe, and have a sneezing snotty attack at the same time.

I'm going to keep watching what I eat, and take this detox:


IPurify:
  • Promotes Weight Loss
  • Eliminates Waste and Toxins
  • Supports Digestive Systems to Increase Health  
  • It's a Colon Cleanse
  • It's a Dietary Supplement
  • 60 Pills in the Bottle
  • $33.95, but on Sale for $19.75 Value
Ingredients:
  • Vitamin C
  • Vitamin D
  • B-1, B-2, B-3 and B-6
  • Folic Acid 
  • Pantothenic Acid
  • Calcuim
  • Fiber Herbal Blend: Sena Leaf, St. Johns Wort, Uva Ursi Leaf, Inulin, Psylium Fiber
  •  Thermagenic Blend: Guarana Seed Extract, Green Tea Leaf Extract, Ginger Root
  • Gelatin
  • Magnesium Stearate
  • Contains No Wheat, Gluten, Corn, Soy, Milk, Egg, or Preservative
 

Directions:

As an addition to the diet, adults take two (2) capsules with water after a meal in the evening as a dietary supplement.

This product promote weight loss by getting rid waste and toxins and support digestive system health that is safe and works for women and men.

Safety and Legal Information:
  • This product has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
  • IPurify is not intended to treat, diagnose, cure, or prevent any disease.
  • The product does contain caffeine. If you have a heart condition, or blood pressure issues, nursing, or pregnant you'll want to check with your doctor before taking it. 
  • Store in a dry and cool place. 
  • It's for a nutritional use only.
Common Things That Can Happen During a Detox:
  • Headaches
  • Breakouts With Pimples
  • Bathroom issues (some regulate you more, while others you may have diarrhea at the start)
There will be a follow up with IPurify, once I'm done taking it.

Disclaimer: The opinions on the post are my personal take on the product. This blog is a personal blog written and edited by me. I was under no obligation to review it if I so chose. Nor was I under any obligation to write a positive review. I did get products to help with the review.



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