Month: November 2014

I responded to a friend request on one of my social media sites. She replied:
“Hullo Tom,
Thank you for your message. I will look into your interesting website and blog tomorrow, I am off to bed now, but I thought to tell you about something which just amazes me, you cannot buy iodine in the UK any more!?! All of a sudden iodine can only be bought by someone who is licensed to buy it!”
Wow! The insanity continues to accelerate!

If you want to really reduce your risk, lok into the details of the article and note what are the active ingredients in the beneificial foods.They are flavonoids (anthocyanins, flavonols and flavanones). Anthocyanin pigments and associated flavonoids have demonstrated ability to protect against a myriad of human diseases, are predominant in teas, honey, wines, fruits, vegetables, nuts, olive oil, cocoa, and cereals.
I just searched in Google for “foods highest in flavanoids” and Mr. Google returned the following:
Good sources of flavonoids include all citrus fruits, berries, ginkgo biloba, onions (particularly red onion, parsley, pulses, tea (especially white tea and green tea), red wine, seabuckthorn, and dark chocolate (with a cocoa content of seventy percent or greater).
In my top bars and powders I do not have pulses or red wine. The rest of the list are in my ingredients list.
http://www.uea.ac.uk/mac/comm/media/press/2014/October/ovarian-cancer-tea

This is what a batch of Nutri-Blast looks like nearing the end of the measuring out of 140+ ingredients. Pretty huh?
But the real beauty is in the nutrition. It has more boxes ticked than most people consider when they buy food.
Energising
Superfoods
Antioxidants
Detoxifiers
Glutathione boosters
Stem cell boosters
No artificial colours
No artificial fragrances
No artificial sweeteners
No cane sugar
No excitotoxins
No fillers
No flavour enhancers
No detectable gluten
No added preservatives
No high fructose corn syrup
https://www.healthelicious.com.au/Nutri-Blast-Protein-Powders.html