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Acai Pure Energy

Powerful elements from nature can give you real results!

- Turns food into Fuel not fat
- Curbs carb cravings
- Increases cellular energy
- Metabolic booster
- Reduces binge eating

What's in Acaí purEnergy that
makes it so special?

	Cembalex™ is our own nutraceutical proprietary herb. It helps maintain normal blood sugar within healthy levels as it is a scientific fact that no weight management program will ever succeed without one balancing their blood sugar levels within normal ranges.
	Hoodia Gordonii is a natural appetite suppressant. It has been in practical use by African bushmen for thousands of years as it allows your body to feel full faster. It also alleviates food anxiety while at the same time providing natural energy for peace of body and mind while you undertake your weight-loss program.
	Cha de Bugre is an excellent diuretic as well as a natural weight-loss aide which helps stimulate circulation. Indigenous to South American, Cha de Bugre offers natural weight-loss and promotes sustained fat metabolism; all the while providing you with natural energy and alertness.
	Acai Berry is found in your Acai PurEnergy™ supplement and it exhibits the highest quality of antioxidants known to produce increased energy levels and stamina; however, only the highest quality antioxidant values can provide real results for your to witness: The ORAC value system, (oxygen radical absorbance capacity), institutes a simple, yet effective method of determining the quality of any acai berry product as most products on the market today claim ORAC values of 3,000 to 20,000; our Acai PurEnergy™ supplement has a 70,000 ORAC value.

Stem Cell Finding Could Help Fight Autoimmune Disease

THURSDAY, March 15 (HealthDay News) -- In a finding that could help researchers better understand autoimmune disease, scientists say a process called autophagy prompts dying embryonic stem cells to send out "eat me" and "come and get me" signals to ensure their elimination by healthy cells.
"Our findings also suggest that defects in autophagy might trigger autoimmune diseases and, if so, reversing the defects could potentially help treat such diseases," Dr. Beth Levine, chief of the division of infectious diseases at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, in Dallas, said in a prepared statement.
Her team described its findings in a study published in the March 8 online issue of Cell.
In mouse embryos incapable of activating autophagy, dying cells aren't able to produce the chemical signals that instruct healthy cells to remove them, the study found. An accumulation of dead cells can result in abnormal development, inflammation and autoimmune disease.
"The activation of autophagy in cells destined to die may serve to clear dead cells and prevent detrimental inflammation during normal development or when cell death occurs in certain diseases," Levine explained.
More information
The U.S. National Women's Health Information Center has more about autoimmune diseases.