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Would you like to… Improve the Health of Your Urinary Tract Combat UTI’s (Urinary Tract Infections) Support the Health of Your Bladder and Kidneys If so, you’ll want to give our Urinary Bladder Support Formula with 1000mg D Mannose + Cranberry a try.The ingredients in this formula can also potentially give you a whole range of other benefits, such as: Improved Heart Health Antioxidant Support Reduced Inflammation Improved Digestive Health Liver Protection Aiding Healthy Weight Loss Lower Blood Pressure Blood Sugar Regulation Lower Cholesterol Levels A Boosted Immune System Why is it Important to Support Your Urinary Tract and Bladder?The urinary tract is extremely important to the body and it’s primarily responsible for filtering out waste products and flushing them out of the body.Your kidneys start this process by filtering your blood to remove excess fluids, waste products and anything toxic your body wants to be rid of. The kidneys produce urine to flush these waste products out of the body.Urine then passes down a tube (ureters) from the kidneys to the bladder. Once your bladder gets full, your brain sends a signal to let you know that it’s time to pee.Although the process is unconscious up until this part, we can consciously control when to urinate or not. When we’re ready, we relax the sphincter at the top of the urethra (the tube that is connected to the bottom of the bladder) and the urine will start to flow out of our bodies.When your urinary tract becomes infected you may experience some of the symptoms and problems listed below: Pain or burning when urinating (dysuria) Frequent urge to urinate (can occur at night) Sudden urge to pee (more than usual) Cloudy dark or strong smelling urine Blood in your urine Lower stomach or back pain (under the ribs) Low temperature If the infection manages to reach the kidneys, the following symptoms may occur: Discomfort and pain in your sides, lower back and near/around genitals High temperature, chills or shivering Weakness or fatigue Loss of appetite Diarrhea Nausea or vomiting If you experience any of the symptoms listed above, it’s best to speak to your physician to determine the best cause of action. Our product should only be used in conjunction with medical treatment, or where a medical professional states they are unable to help, as is sometimes the case in cases of chronic cystitis.What causes UTIs to develop?Urinary tract infections most commonly occur when E. coli (bacteria found in the digestive tract) enter the urethra opening. The reason why women experience UTIs more commonly than men is because their urethra is shorter, and also closer to the anus where E. coli can be found.It’s especially important to treat UTIs quickly and effectively to stop bacteria ascending up your urinary tract. If the bacteria reaches your bladder, cystitis can occur (inflammation of the bladder).If the bacteria continues to ascend the urinary tract, it can reach the kidneys and cause further infection (pyelonephritis) which if left untreated, can cause long lasting damage to the kidneys and also carries a risk of contracting sepsis (blood poisoning) which can be fatal.Can you test for UTIs?If you think you have a UTI, it’s best to speak to your physician who can arrange for a urine test to be carried out.UTIs can be discovered by taking a urine test, where your urine sample will be analyzed under a microscope to check for signs of infection (white blood cells and bacteria).Blood tests can also be used, as well as a CT scan, ultrasound, cystography and other imaging tests to determine if there is any infection further up the urinary tract in the bladder or kidneys.The Top 10 Ways to support the health of your urinary tract:There are many lifestyle changes you can make to support the health of your urinary tract, including your bladder and kidneys to decrease the chances of developing an infection: Eat a nutrient dense, varied organic diet. While what you eat and drink aren’t necessarily considered to be risk factors [1] in the development of UTIs, certain foods, such as yogurt, contain healthy bacteria that help to prevent and fight infection.   Boost your immune system. A compromised immune system is associated with higher chances of contracting a UTI. There are many ways to boost your immune system such as the point above (good diet), regular exercise (150 mins a week at least), stopping smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, drinking alcohol in moderation, getting enough sleep and reducing stress.If sleep is something you struggle with, you can try supplementing with our Sleep Aid Ultra, 5 HTP or Saffron products.If stress is something you struggle with, there are many things you can do to help such as meditation and breathing exercises. You can also try supplementing with our Serenity Anti-Stress Support, 5 HTP, Saffron or Ashwagandha products. Don’t hold your pee! Holding urine in for too long can increase the chance of developing a UTI [2]. It can also overstretch the bladder muscles, causing them to slacken which can lead to inability to empty your bladder fully (urinary retention or incontinence). Clean your genitals before and after sex. Making sure you and your partner are clean before you go at it will lessen the chance of any unwanted bacteria entering your urethra. Maintaining good rectal hygiene (especially in women) may help lower the chance of developing a UTI.Using condoms will decrease this chance even further. Urinate immediately after sex, and drink plenty of water. Peeing straight after sex may help flush any unwanted bacteria out of the urinary tract.12-15 cups of water daily should ensure proper flow to help flush bacteria out of the urinary tract. Do Kegel exercises. Kegel exercises target the pelvic floor. They are particularly important to strengthen muscles around the bladder to keep any unwanted spills at bay.   The strengthening of these muscles can also help to avoid unwanted infections getting through to the bladder. Wipe front to back. Wiping from back to front will increase the chances of bacteria from your anus entering your urethra and causing a UTI. Stop using a diaphragm. Diaphragms can harbor bacteria such as E. coli, as well as promoting their growth [3]. This is especially worse for women who are already prone to UTIs. Consider changing to a different form of contraception.  Stop using scented soaps. Using scented soaps can irritate vaginal tissues and can alter the vaginal microbiome, making you more susceptible to UTIs. This also stands true for bubble baths, cleansing sprays and so forth. Support your urinary tract with vital minerals and nutrients to decrease the risk of developing UTIs, while supporting your bladder: D-mannose. A type of sugar that is found in fruits and vegetables such as oranges, broccoli, apples, green beans, peaches - D-mannose can help to treat and prevent UTIs by preventing infectious bacteria, such as E. coli, from being able to clasp onto cells and cause infection in the urinary tract.There have been many studies on the efficacy of D-mannose. One such study on women with active UTIs found that symptoms for most women improved [4].Another study saw the comparison of D-mannose and antibiotics in treating and preventing UTIs. It found that the mean recurrence time was 52.7 days with antibiotic treatments, compared to 200 days with oral D-mannose [5].Cranberry juice powder. Cranberries are a great source of D-mannose, and have been used for hundreds of years as an effective treatment for UTIs.Hibiscus flower extract. Scientifically known as hibiscus sabdariffa linn, or more commonly known as roselle - hibiscus flower has been used traditionally as an anti-inflammatory agent. Renal (of the kidneys) inflammation can be a key event in UTIs.A study on the effect of a roselle drink preventing UTIs and renal inflammation in long-term care facilities saw roselle drinks to be effective [6].Dandelion herb extract. Scientifically known as taraxacum officinale folium - Dandelion may have antimicrobial properties that can help your immune system fight off infection [7].It also has a diuretic (increased passing of urine) effect on the human body helping you to flush out unwanted bacteria [8].Introducing Feel Younger® Urinary Bladder Support Formula with 1000mg D Mannose + CranberryWe understand that it’s not always easy, nor practical to implement a variety of lifestyle changes - especially all at once. We’d advise that you make as many of the changes listed further up this page as possible, but to do so 1 or 2 at a time, make sure they stick and then move onto more.In the meantime, you can support your body with the essential nutrients and minerals it needs that can help support and prevent your urinary tract from infections.That’s why we’ve included the above ingredients in our Urinary Bladder Support Formula.By combining these ingredients into an easy to swallow capsule, we’ve taken the stress out of buying each of these ingredients separately, researching and experimenting how much of each you should take and then incorporating them into your diet/supplement regime.Here at Feel younger®, we believe in providing strong doses at reasonable prices.  Our Urinary Bladder Support Formula with 1000mg D Mannose + Cranberry capsules are antibiotic free, gluten free, vegan and vegetarian friendly, corn free, hormone free, lactose free and contain no nasty fillers or binders.How Do You Take Feel Younger® Urinary Bladder Support Formula with 1000mg D Mannose + Cranberry?Take two capsules once a day with a glass of water, preferably 20-30 minutes before a meal.Any Cautions?Although rare, some people may experience loose stools or diarrhea.Because of the lack of studies on hibiscus flower and pregnancy, pregnant or breastfeeding women should avoid this product.ALWAYS consult a healthcare professional before taking any new supplements, especially if you have high blood pressure or diabetes in this case (due to hibiscus content and dandelion).If you are taking antibiotics, anticoagulants, blood sugar drugs, any prescription medications or have diabetes, consult your physician before taking this product. 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If you’d like to… Ease General PMS Symptoms Improve Your Mood & Anxiety Levels Improve the Health of Your Skin & Reduce Acne Sleep Better Boost Your Energy Boost Your Libido Cut Sugar Cravings that can lead to Poor Diet Choices Improve Your Ability to Cope With Stressful Situations Help Your Body Maintain Hormonal Homeostasis …you may want to give our Women’s Hormonal Enhancement supplement a try!As well as the benefits listed above, this product can potentially give you many other benefits, such as: Relieve Symptoms of the Menopause & Ease Hot Flashes Improved Digestion Support Your Immune System Supporting the Health of Your Eyes Improved Bone & Joint Health Promoting Brain Function & Health Supporting Cardiovascular Health Helping to Regulate Blood Sugar Levels Anti-Inflammatory Support Antioxidant Support Why is it important to Support Your Body Throughout your Menstrual Cycle?As you know, PreMenstrual Syndrome (PMS) can change your body in a variety of different ways, and can wreak havoc on your everyday quality of life.Your body is high in estrogen and progesterone during the first 20 (ish) days of your cycle, as your body prepares for potential pregnancy. Because of the high levels of these hormones, you may feel more confident and in a better mood.But, just over mid-way through the cycle, if pregnancy hasn’t occurred, your body decreases estrogen and progesterone levels in preparation to shed the uterine lining. It is this drop in hormonal levels that many doctors believe to be the root cause of PMS, however this has never been fully scientifically confirmed.There’s also a change in the brain that occurs. Lower estrogen levels can cause norepinephrine (stress neurochemical) to be released, leading to serotonin (relaxation neurochemical) and dopamine (motivation & reward neurochemical) to be produced less, which results in sleeping problems and low mood.We also believe that subsequently lowered endorphins, endocannabinoids and oxytocin further reduce mood and increase pain and discomfort, but further studies need to be done to prove this.PMS commonly begins around day 22-24 of the menstrual cycle. Not everyone experiences all the symptoms of PMS, and the intensity of the symptoms experienced can vary.The symptoms of PMS can include: Mood swings, upset, anxiety and/or irritableness Stomach pain and/or bloating Tender breasts Headaches Acne/greasy/spotty skin Greasy hair Change in appetite Change in libido Overly tired, or trouble sleeping Some women experience these symptoms particularly badly, leading to a condition called premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), which is a more severe version of PMS.Addressing as many of these symptoms as possible can lead to a better quality of life in the weeks leading up to and during menstruation, as well as increasing your confidence knowing that your life won’t be affected as much by something that was once out of your control.What can intensify PMS?There are many things that can actually worsen PMS symptoms, so it’s best to reduce or if possible eliminate: Caffeine Smoking Alcohol consumption Not exercising regularly Poor sleep, or not enough of it Poor diet. Although these factors will make PMS worse when done at any time, they can especially make things worse while you are suffering from the symptoms.Can you test for PMS?The most common symptoms of PMS are: Mood swings, upset, anxiety and/or irritableness Stomach pain and/or bloating Tender bosoms Headaches Acne/greasy/spotty skin Greasy hair Change in appetite Change in libido Overly tired, or trouble sleeping If you experience any of these symptoms, it’s best to make all the lifestyle changes in the section below, and give them time to see if they help your situation.If none of these changes help in the long run, consult your physician.The Top 7 Ways to Improve Your PMS SymptomsRegardless of how intense your PMS symptoms are, there are plenty of things you can do to help lessen the effects of the symptoms: Eat a clean, nutrient dense organic diet. Good diet will provide your body with the nutrients and minerals it needs to maintain homeostasis and better deal with the hormonal imbalance you experience during PMS [1].On the flip side, eating foods high in salt can lead to increased bloating and water retention. Excess sugar leads to inflammation and increased cramping. Foods high in saturated fats and trans-fatty acids can also intensify PMS symptoms. Stop Drinking (excess) Caffeine. Drinking too much caffeine can increase stress, anxiety and irritableness [2]. This is because caffeine stimulates the “fight or flight” response, putting your body into high alert predator mode, worried that something is around the corner! Quit Smoking. We all know that smoking isn’t a healthy habit… but did you know that it can actually affect your estrogen and progesterone levels, enhancing the debilitating effects of PMS? [3] Alcohol consumption. Drinking alcohol can interfere with women’s hormones, resulting in higher blood estrogen levels causing mood swings and irritability. A sedentary lifestyle. If you’re not exercising enough (a minimum of 150 minutes a week is recommended) you’re not making use of the natural PMS-busting feelings you’ll get from being active [4]. When you’re physically active, you’ll experience improved mood, circulation and blood flow, while also helping to regulate your hormone levels. Poor sleep, or not enough of it. When you’re sleep deprived, or have poor quality sleep, you’re more susceptible to stress [5], and your overall stress levels will be higher. This increase in stress knocks your body's hormones out of balance (fight or flight again).As if more stress wasn’t bad enough, sleep deprivation (or poor quality sleep) also impacts your emotions, appetite and mental clarity.If sleep is something you struggle with, you can try supplementing with our Sleep Aid Ultra product.If stress is something you struggle with, you can try supplementing with our Serenity Anti-Stress Support, 5 HTP and Saffron products - 5 HTP and Saffron can also help with sleep). Provide your body with the nutrients and minerals it needs to better cope with PMS symptoms: B Vitamins 1, 3, 5, 6 & 12. B vitamins play a crucial role in your body to create ATP (adenosine triphosphate) - which carries energy from the food you eat to the cells in your body [6]. Ensuring you have sufficient levels of B vitamins in your body can help to boost your energy.Zinc. An extremely important mineral that plays a part in hundreds of functions and processes in your body. In particular, zinc can help to treat acne outbreaks that may occur as a PMS symptom, by helping to reduce inflammation [7].L-arginine. Nitric oxide plays a crucial role in your body's response to insulin, and L-arginine is needed to produce nitric oxide. By increasing nitric oxide you can help your body manage and use blood sugar more effectively [8]. This can potentially cut sugar cravings when you’re experiencing PMS symptoms.L-tyrosine. Can help boost your mood, because it is an important component for the production of dopamine (a “feel-good” hormone).Studies have also shown that l-tyrosine can help you better manage in stressful situations [9], potentially reducing irritability.Bioperine. A patented formula of piperine (an extract from black pepper) that can help the body to better absorb nutrients. It can also help to reduce inflammation (think acne, stomach cramps and bloating) [10], while also promoting glucose uptake in cells, again helping to reduce sugar cravings [11].Tribulus Terrestris. Can help to boost your libido [12], improve mood [13] and combat inflammation [14].Dong Quai. Also known as angelica root, this herb has been used in traditional chinese medicine for centuries to help treat symptoms of PMS. It can help relieve hot flashes and night sweats you might experience during PMS [15], as well as having a relaxing effect, helping to soothe anxiety and irritableness [16].Damiana. Found in Central America, the West Indies and Mexico - this wild shrub has been used traditionally to help treat stomach complaints and to help boost libido.Panax Ginseng. Animal studies have shown that panax ginseng can help raise energy production in cells, which can help to resolve fatigue [17].Ashwagandha. Classed as an adaptogen (helps the body deal with stress), and has been used traditionally for centuries to help reduce stress and anxiety [18]. It can also help to improve sleep [19].Introducing Feel Younger® Women’s Hormonal Enhancement FormulaWe understand that it’s not always easy, nor practical to implement a variety of lifestyle changes - especially all at once.We’d advise that you make as many of those changes as possible, but do so 1 or 2 at a time, make sure they stick and then move onto more.It’s also important to give these changes time to show if they are effective or not… For example - quitting smoking the day before you’re due to experience PMS symptoms is unlikely to have a profound effect.In the meantime, you can support your body with the essential nutrients and minerals it needs that can help you cope more easily with your PMS.That’s why we’ve included the above ingredients in our Women’s Hormonal Enhancement Formula, along with the following ingredients to further enhance the effects of our formula:Epimedium, Catuaba Powder, Ginkgo Biloba, Ginger, Maca Root, Muira Puama, Mucuna Pruriens Extract, Asparagus Extract & Sarsaparilla Root.By combining these ingredients together into an easy to swallow capsule, we’ve taken the stress out of buying each of these ingredients separately, researching and experimenting how much of each you should take and then incorporating them into your diet/supplement regime.How Do You Take Feel Younger® Women’s Hormonal Enhancement Formula?Take two capsules once a day.For optimum results, we recommend that you take this product for no less than 8 weeks.It’s also best to exercise regularly, and eat as clean and nutrient dense a diet as possible to further enhance the results.DO NOT EXCEED RECOMMENDED DOSAGE.Any Cautions?This product is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women. If this is you, consult your physician before use.Although rare, some ingredients can cause headaches, irritability, nausea, stomach upset and pain, insomnia, drowsiness, rashes or allergic reactions.If you have diabetes or are on medications such as blood thinners, antidepressants or ibuprofen/naproxen, or any such medications for pain, anxiety and insomnia, you should contact your physician before taking this product.ALWAYS consult a healthcare professional before taking any new supplements. 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Would you like… Stronger, Healthier Joints Less Joint Pain Joints that Move Freer and Easier Reduced Joint Stiffness Increased Range of Movement If so, you might want to try our Joint Support Plus with 1500 mg Glucosamine supplement!The combination of ingredients in this product may also give you the following additional benefits: Reduced inflammation Antioxidant support Advanced wound healing Improved skin health Increased heart health Allergy symptom relief Why is it Important to Support Your Joints?Joints facilitate the movement of bones in your body. Without them, we’d be unable to move freely due to the excruciating pain of bone rubbing on bone.Inside a joint is a layer of protective cushioning (cartilage) that covers the ends of each bone, and synovial fluid - a thick liquid in the joint.The cartilage is lubricated by the synovial fluid to reduce friction, allowing the bones to glide over each other freely and without pain. Having healthy joints will allow you to partake in any movement as small as opening your hand, to walking, running, jumping and playing sports freely and easily, without pain.What Causes Joint Pain and Deterioration?Arthritis is a condition that causes inflammation and pain in a joint.There are many different types of arthritis, with the most common being osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.There are many factors that can cause your joints to deteriorate and for a type of arthritis to develop, such as: Age Gender Genetics Poor diet Previous injuries Obesity Poor posture Medical conditions, including underactive thyroid Lack of exercise or not warming up properly Stress Changes in the weather Can You Test For Joint Deterioration?Generally, you will have symptoms in your joints such as pain, tenderness, swelling, inflammation, restricted movement, warm red skin over the affected joint (or it feels extremely cold), weakness, and muscle wasting.If you experience any of these symptoms, scans such as X-rays and MRI scans, can be performed to help diagnose the problem.The Top 7 Ways to Support and Reduce Pain in Your Joints:While there are some things we cannot change, such as gender and genetics - here are the top 12 lifestyle changes you can make to help support your joint health: Eat a clean organic diet. Processed foods have been linked to increased inflammation [1]. Being overweight or obese puts more pressure on the joints, making them more susceptible to arthritis and injury [2]. Improve your posture [3] Exercise regularly, and always warm up - around 150 minutes a week is recommended [4]. Always wear underlayers to keep your joints warm, especially when it’s cold outside. Wear supportive clothing. If you’ve had a previous injury to a joint, such as a meniscus tear (knee cartilage) be sure to wear a knee support whenever you do strenuous exercise or prolonged periods of exercise [5]. Reduce your stress. The mind is powerful, and studies have shown the link between psychological pain and joint pain [6].There are many ways to lower your stress levels, such as meditation. You can also try supplementing with our Serenity Anti-Stress Support or 5 HTP products Arrange a thyroid test [7] Support your joints with essential nutrients and supportive plant compounds for optimal performance: Glucosamine Sulfate. Glucosamine naturally occurs in the body and works by building cartilage, ligaments and connective tissue ,as well as lubricating and strengthening joints for freer movement [8].As such, it’s an extremely popular supplement amongst athletes who are prone to joint injuries.A trial saw glucosamine improve acute knee injuries in 106 athletes after 4 weeks [9].Boswellia Extract. Also known as frankincense or olibanum, Boswellia extract comes from Boswellia trees and has been used in traditional eastern medicines for millenia to help treat rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammatory problems [10].A specific extract from boswellia trees called 5-loxin was used in two clinical trials on 135 osteoarthritis patients. It seemed to significantly improve joint function and pain [11].Chondroitin Sulfate. Another naturally occurring compound in the body that plays a crucial role in cartilage that cushions your joints (hyaline cartilage).Chondroitin sulfate can help to prevent the breakdown of cartilage in joints, while synthesizing various cartilage components [12].Turmeric. One of the bioactive ingredients in turmeric is circumin, which can potentially help to regenerate cartilage [13].A study conducted on 3 month supplementation of a circumin-phosphatidylcholine complex showed an increase in walking distance (by over 400%) and a 58% decrease in pain in osteoarthritis sufferers [14].Circumin is also capable of promoting anti-inflammatory activity [15].Quercetin. Quercetin is a pigment that is naturally found in a lot of fruits, vegetables and grains.It’s an extremely abundant antioxidant that plays a crucial role in combating free radical damage in your body. As such, it can help reduce inflammation.50 women with rheumatoid arthritis took part in an 8 week study of quercetin supplementation.They experienced reduced pain and stiffness in the morning, as well as reduced pain after an activity. Markers (such as TNFa) of inflammation were also reduced when compared to those who took the placebo [16].Methionine. Found in a lot of proteins in the body, methionine is an essential amino acid that contributes to many processes, including being a ‘building block’ for proteins and plays a crucial role in the protection of your tissues and repair of muscles after exercise [17].MSM. Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) is an important compound found in proteins, collagen and more.Used alone or in combination with glucosamine, MSM has been shown to help reduce symptoms of osteoarthritis [18].Bromelain. Bromelain is an anti-inflammatory enzyme found in pineapple extracts (ananas comosus).2 clinical trials showed bromelain to reduce joint stiffness, pain and swelling when used on 117 people with osteoarthritis in the knees.It was found to be just as effective as the painkilling drug diclofenac [19].Introducing Feel Younger® Joint Plus Support with 1500mg GlucosamineWe understand that it’s not always easy, nor practical to implement a variety of lifestyle changes - especially all at once.We’d advise that you make as many of the changes listed further up this page as possible, but to do so 1 or 2 at a time, make sure they stick and then move onto more.In the meantime, you can support your body with the essential nutrients and minerals it needs that can help support your joints.That’s why we’ve included the above ingredients in our Joint Plus Support Formula.By combining these ingredients into an easy to swallow capsule, we’ve taken the stress out of buying each of these ingredients separately, researching and experimenting how much of each you should take and then incorporating them into your diet/supplement regime.How Do You Take Feel Younger® Joint Plus Support with 1500mg Glucosamine?Ideally, take 3 capsules a day, 1 with each meal. It’s necessary to take with a meal to ensure the optimal absorption of the nutrients.Any Cautions?Although rare, some of the ingredients can cause nausea, stomach upset, abdominal pain, heartburn or skin rashes.SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN BY PREGNANT WOMEN.ALWAYS consult a healthcare professional before taking any new supplements. 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Would you like… Joint Health Support Reduced Inflammation An Antioxidant Boost Improved Mood Improved Brain Cognition Improved Heart Health If so, you may want to give our Turmeric with Ginger Premium Formula a try!Our Turmeric formula can potentially give you a whole host of additional benefits, such as: Boosted Immune System Improved Digestive Health Support in healthy Weight Management Optimizing Blood Sugar Levels Reduced symptoms of Hayfever Indigestion Relief Reduced symptoms of Nausea (especially morning sickness) Menstrual Pain Relief What is Turmeric and How Does it Work?Turmeric, or Curcuma Longa as it is scientifically called, is a spice well known for its vibrant yellow color and its use in asian cuisine. Although curcuma longa is native to tropical South Asia, around 133 species worldwide are known to exist [1].Curcuminoids are compounds that can be found in turmeric and provide it’s famous bright yellow color.The most important of curcuminoids is curcumin, which has been heavily studied for its health benefits [2], mainly due to its powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects.Turmeric has been used all over the world in both cooking and medicine for over 4000 years.From inhaling the fumes of burning turmeric, to drinking its juice and applying pastes - the Ayurvedic medicinal system has been using turmeric to help heal wounds, bruises, skin conditions such as chicken pox, shingles, smallpox and acne and more since around 500 BCE.The end of the 13th century saw Marco Polo (a venetian merchant, writer and explorer) compare turmeric to saffron for its incredible qualities, color and high price.Turmeric can offer a whole host of health benefits, such as: It is a powerful anti-inflammatory and can help with arthritic conditions and osteoporosis [3] It is also a powerful antioxidant and can help to neutralize and block free radicals in the body [4] Curcumin can help to improve and boost levels of BDNF proteins (Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor) [5] Curcumin was shown to improve mood [6], focus and memory [7] in older people Studies have found curcumin can improve heart health [8] Two month supplementation of curcumin suggested improvements in hayfever symptoms [9] What is Ginger and How Does it Work?Originally from Southeast Asia, ginger grows underground on the Zingiber officinale plant and is closely related to turmeric and cardamom, all of which belong to the same family.Classed as a spice, it has been used for over 3000 years in both cooking and medicine because of its wide range of health benefits and unique taste.It’s also been used for millennia to help treat various health issues, such as high blood pressure, nausea, arthritis, migraines, pain, colds, and to help support digestion.Ginger has many purported health benefits: Ginger is a powerful antioxidant that can help to reduce inflammation and fight oxidative stress and unwanted microbes in the body [10] It can help to treat various forms of nausea [11], especially morning sickness [12] It can help with weight loss [13] by potentially reducing inflammation or increasing number of calories burned [14] A study saw significant improvements in people's osteoarthritic pain when taking ginger orally compared to a placebo [15] It is believed to have anti-diabetic properties and can help to reduce risk factors associated with heart problems [16] It can also help relieve chronic indigestion by helping to empty the stomach quicker (a delay in the process is believed to contribute to indigestion) [17] Ginger may help to reduce menstrual pain and was shown in a study to be as effective as 2 nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) [18]   Various studies have shown it can help to reduce the bad cholesterol in your body [19] Studies on animals have suggested that the powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects of ginger can help to protect the brain against age related decline, as well as inhibiting inflammatory responses in the brain [20] A study on middle aged women showed that ginger can also help to cognitive function [21] Ginger can inhibit the growth of some forms of bacteria, and reduce the risk of infections [22] BioperineA bioactive compound called piperine can be found in black pepper [23], and Bioperine is a patented piperine extract.Piperine is important, especially when used in conjunction with turmeric, because it can help to exponentially increase nutrient absorption [24]. This is important because, without adding Piperine, Turmeric is poorly absorbed.There are also other potential health benefits of piperine, such as: Helped to boost brain function in mice by decreasing inflammation [25], improving memory and protecting the myelin sheath [26] Test tube studies have shown piperine to have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects on UV (ultraviolet) induced skin damage [27] Another test tube study showed piperine can help to prevent high blood sugar levels [28] Why Try Feel Younger® Turmeric with Ginger Premium Formula?As you can see, there are many potential health benefits to turmeric and ginger, and with the addition of bioperine, the nutritional impact of these 2 amazing ingredients can be greatly enhanced.Our Turmeric with Ginger Premium Formula is antibiotic free, gluten free, all natural, sugar free, hormone free, lactose free, made in the USA and contains no nasty binders.We’ve taken the stress out of researching these ingredients, experimenting to find the optimal dosage and figuring out the best way to take this powerful combination of spices by combining all 3 ingredients into an easy to swallow capsule.Here at Feel Younger, we believe in providing strong doses at reasonable prices. Our Turmeric with Ginger capsules provide a 1310mg daily dose, and will cost you no more than $19, with discounts available on subscriptions for multiple bottles.How do you take it?For optimal results, take 2 capsules once a day, preferably 20-30 minutes before a meal with a glass of water.Any cautions?In rare cases, gut discomfort, nausea, or diarrhea may occur.Pregnant women who are close to labor or have a history of miscarriages should avoid this product due to gingers contraindictions of vaginal bleeding and clotting [29]ALWAYS consult a healthcare professional before taking any new supplements. 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If You’d Like… Improved Visual Function Improved Night Vision Protection from Macular Degeneration Reduced Eye Fatigue Reduced Glare Impairment Enhanced Sharpness of Vision Enhanced Protection from Sunlight Damage for your Eyes… Then Nutrivision Plus Vision Support may be what you’re looking for.Why do your eyes need Nutritional Support?Did you know that your eyes are technically an extension of your brain?The health of your eyes is incredibly important, and many of the nutrients and plant extracts that support the eyes are also excellent for supporting the brain and the whole nervous system, as well as reducing inflammation and free radical damage.Factors that may be responsible for your eyes aging prematurely include: Smoking or exposure to other environmental toxins [1] Excessive Exposure to Sunlight [2] Excessive Exposure to Screens (phones, computer, TV etc) [3] Not enough sleep [4] High Blood Pressure [5] Obesity [6] And, of course, Sub Optimal Levels of certain key nutrients. Optimal levels of these nutrients can not only keep the eyes healthy, they can even protect the eyes, to some degree, from some of the risk factors above.How to Improve the Health of your Eyes:To keep your eyes healthy, it’s advisable to: Make sure you are getting enough sleep, which is 7-8 hours of uninterrupted sleep a night, for most people. If this is an issue for you, check out our Sleep Aid Ultra page. Reduce or remove as much toxic exposure as possible, especially smoking as it reduces blood flow to the extremities, which includes your eyes Minimize the amount of time you’re staring at a screen every day, and, if you can’t reduce it enough because you need to use screens regularly for work etc, then at least take a 5 minute break from screens every 30 minutes.   Staring at any one thing too long tends to be detrimental to the eyes, balance this out by regularly looking into the distance, as often as possible e.g. look at the clouds or the stars in the sky. Also, expanding your vision into a more panoramic view for at least a few minutes several times a day has been shown to be very beneficial for the eyes and the whole nervous system. Work on reducing your Blood Pressure as this will increase the blood flow of oxygen and other nutrients to your eyes. If this is an area you’re working on, find out more here about how to support your Circulation. Work on reducing Inflammation as this has a negative impact on all areas of the body, including the eyes. If you know this is an issue for you and you have other signs of excessive inflammation, like aches and pains, consider our Turmeric Products. And last but not least… Support your Eyes with the Building Blocks they need to function optimally, for as long as possible. Here’s a list of the most important Nutritional Building Blocks for healthy vision: Vitamin AVitamin A has the crucial role of maintaining a clear cornea, which is the outer covering of your eye.Vitamin A is also a building block of rhodopsin, a protein in your eyes that allows you to see in low light conditions [7].Some studies suggest that diets high in vitamin A may be associated with a reduced risk of cataracts and age-related macular degeneration (AMD) [8].Vitamin EMany eye conditions are believed to be associated with oxidative stress, which is caused by a lack of antioxidants and an excess of free radicals in your body [9].Vitamin E is a potent antioxidant that helps protect your cells — including your eye cells — from damage by free radicals, which are harmful, unstable molecules [10].Vitamin CLike vitamin E, vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that can protect your eyes against damaging free radicals [11].Plus, vitamin C is required to make collagen, a protein that provides structure to your eye, particularly in the cornea and sclera [12].Several observational studies suggest that vitamin C may help lower your risk of developing cataracts, a condition that causes your eye to become cloudy and impairs vision [13].One study found that regular vitamin C supplements may reduce the risk of cataracts by 45% [14].Vitamin B2, RiboflavinAs an antioxidant, riboflavin may protect against damaging free radicals in your eyes. Diets high in riboflavin have been associated with a reduced risk of developing cataracts [15].Vitamin B3, NiacinThe main function of niacin (vitamin B3) in your body is to help convert food into energy. It can also act as an antioxidant [16].Recently, studies have suggested that niacin may play a role in the prevention of glaucoma, a condition in which the optic nerve of your eye becomes damaged [17].Lutein and ZeaxanthinLutein and Zeaxanthin are part of the carotenoid family. They naturally exist in the macula and retina of your eyes, where they help filter potentially harmful blue light, thus protecting your eyes from damage [18].Several studies suggest that these plant compounds may prevent cataracts and prevent or slow the progression of AMD [19].LycopeneAnother Carotenoid, Lycopene, may prevent or delay the formation of cataracts and reduce your risk of macular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness in older adults [20].Bilberry Fruit ExtractOne 2-year study on people with glaucoma, a condition that leads to a gradual loss of sight, found that taking 120 mg of bilberry anthocyanins daily improved visual function by around 30%, whereas the placebo group experienced worsened visual function [21].Other studies suggest that supplementing with 160–480 mg of powdered bilberry extract daily may reduce eye dryness and other symptoms of eye fatigue caused by working with video display terminals [22].And many more…You may have noticed a theme here - most of these ingredients, other than being essential nutrients, are antioxidants, and this is the primary mechanism that science understands whereby they can protect and benefit your eyes.Additional Nutrients that we feel are worth taking to optimize the health of the eyes include:The minerals: Zinc [23], Copper [24], Magnesium [25], Chromium [26] and Calcium [27].Vitamins: B1 [28], B12 [29], and Biotin (B7).The Amino Acids: N Acetyl Cysteine [30], and L- Taurine [31].The Plant sourced Antioxidants: Eyebright [32], Grape Seed Extract [33], Quercetin [34] and Rutin [35]And lastly the very powerful Antioxidant Alpha Lipoic Acid [36], which occurs naturally in the body, and which is often used for detoxification, Blood Sugar Balance and Liver Support, as well as Eye Health.Each of the ingredients we’ve talked about are fascinating and special, we haven’t gone into too much detail here, but advise you to do your own research if you’re at all interested.Of course, while you can get most of these nutrients in a healthy diet, for most people this is difficult and impractical (see ‘Do we need Supplements’ article for an in depth look at why we often need supplementation in the 21st Century.So, if you’re someone who wants to support the optimal health and function of your eyes, we’ve tried to make it as easy as possible for you to get all of these ingredients, in good forms, in good quantities (not too little to be effective, but also not much), and so we created…Introducing Nutrivision Plus Vision SupportContaining every nutrient that has any scientific evidence supporting its use for optimal eye health and vision support.Feel Younger® Nutrivision Plus Vision Support is the perfect, all in one formula for those serious about supporting their eye health.Feel Younger® Nutrivision Plus Vision Support is Antibiotic Free, Gluten Free, Sugar Free, Hormone Free, Lactose Free, Contains No Binders, and is made in the USA, in a GMP certified facility, to the highest possible standards.We firmly believe Feel Younger® Nutrivision Plus Vision Support is the best Eye Health Supporting Dietary Supplement available, but just because it’s a premium product, we didn’t want to charge you a premium!We’ve kept the cost of Feel Younger® Nutrivision Plus Vision Support as low as possible, and additional discounts are available by purchasing several bottles at a time, and/or by signing up for a monthly or quarterly subscription - this is totally optional, you can choose which option you prefer above.How to take Nutrivision Plus Vision SupportTake 2 capsules once a day, with water, preferably before a meal for maximum absorption.Any cautions?Always check with your healthcare practitioner before making health or lifestyle changes, especially if on any medications. 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