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Showing posts with label energy supplements. Show all posts

Monday, November 30, 2015

Let’s Get Ready to Rumble: Comparing Nutritional Supplements to Enada Co-E1

There are a lot of supplements on the market today. When it comes to comparing which ones are the best, it’s not easy to do. Check out this comparison of a few supplements and Enada Co-E1 for treating memory loss, improving athletic performance and reducing symptoms of jet lag.
Supplements That Help Increase Memory: Gingko Bilbao vs Enada Co-E1
Gingko Bilbao
Gingko is a Chinese herbal medicine which comes from the dried leaves of the maidenhair tree. It is made up of flavonoids and terpenoids, which are chemical compounds. Many people believe this supplement will sharpen their concentration and memory. Earlier studies had shown there was a correlation between taking Gingko and improving cognition, but recently those studies have been debunked and now it’s widely believed that Gingko doesn’t help improve memory and concentration.
Enada Co-E1
Enada Co-E1 increases the energy production inside the cells of your body. With increased energy, your cells can relay information to each other quickly. Several studies have shown that the production of adrenaline and dopamine, which are neurotransmitters, are increased within the cells. These neurotransmitters are responsible for cognitive performance, improving memory and cognition.
Supplements That Enhance Athletic Performance: Carnitine vs Enada Co-E1
Carnitine
Carnitine is an antioxidant found in meat and other types of food. People who are healthy don’t have to consume carnitine because their body naturally produces it. Carnitine helps produce energy in the cell’s mitochondria, and in our muscles. Since carnitine is used for energy production within the muscles, it was theorized that it could help improve muscle function, reduce fatigue and boost performance. After 20 years of testing, it has shown that it has no effect on athletic performance.
Enada Co-E1
Enada Co-E1 is the bio-available, antioxidant form of Vitamin B-3. Known as the biological rocket fuel, Enada Co-E1 is essential to the production of cellular energy. It is also involved in basic metabolism processes (which include the breakdown of glucose and fats), and supplies energy to the brain, nerves, muscles, heart and all other organs, helping them to function. For this reason, Enada Co-E1 boosts stamina and endurance, while providing mental clarity and focus. It also helps alleviate drowsiness and increases energy. Enada Co-E1 has been back by studies and been proven to help boost athletic performance.

“The Cure” for Jet Lag: Melatonin vs. Enada Co-E1
Jet Lag
 Melatonin
Melatonin is a hormone produced by the pineal gland in your brain. It is also found some edible plants. Melatonin affects circadian rhythms and promotes drowsiness. Some studies have found that melatonin is effective for preventing or reducing the symptoms of jet lag. This supplement should only be used for a short time period as it has adverse effects from long term use. Also, melatonin will cause you to be drowsy during the day, therefore counteracting the beneficial effects it has for jet lag.
Enada Co-E1
Enada Co-E1 increases the cellular production of ATP and facilitates dopamine synthesis, which means it may counteract the effects of jet lag on brain performance, mood, and sleepiness while boosting the immune system. Enada Co-E1 maintains homeostasis and aids in returning you to your built-in circadian rhythms. Research reveals that individuals who received Enada Co-E1 after an overnight flight across time zones performed significantly better on five of eight cognitive and psychomotor tests and experienced less sleepiness than those on the same flight who did not receive Enada Co-E1.
When researching supplements, it is important to remember that even if one claims to do what it says, it may not work in the end. Enada Co-E1 has a trusted brand for over 20 years, with numerous studies proving its effectiveness.
Order your Co-E1 supplements today.

Monday, October 12, 2015

Overview of Enada Co-E1 Products

ENADA Co-E1 is the only brand of NADH currently available that is stabilized and is actually protected by several worldwide patents. Competitors continue to try to bypass these patents and introduce NADH products. However, all these products are non-stabilized forms of NADH.  Enada Co-E1 is most effective when taken on an empty stomach. That is, first thing in the morning, or at least an hour before eating and/or two hours after eating. This is because of their coating, allowing it to move smoothly into the intestine where it is absorbed. These supplements come in 5mg doses. This is the supplement for users who like to take NADH once or twice daily for their health ailments, rather than for energy boosts. We currently have 7 supplements I’ve attached a slide that talks about each one.





Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Enada Co-E1: Testimonial Tuesday

It's Tuesday so you know what that means, Testimonial Tuesday! We would like to share another round of testimonials today, we love hearing from our customers, it makes what we do worth while! If you have been following the blog at all you have heard the amazing stories from many of our clients. If you are curious about how exactly our supplements help with the many diseases we have discussed, you can check out the facts here. Thanks again for stopping by and as always if you have a story to tell we would love to hear from ya! 

"I suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome and find your tablets of great benefit."
-Paul W

"I take quite a few supplements (after carefully researching them) and I have to say this Enada NADH is one of the most amazing supplements. I didn't expect to feel any differently until after using it for a month, as described on the directions, but I felt more energetic shortly after taking it. For instance, my eyes had been feeling very tired by mid-afternoon, and this low energy disappeared the next day. I thought it was coincidence perhaps, but I haven't felt the eye fatigue since. Then, after about three weeks, I've been able to run longer and faster at the gym than I've ever been able to. I used to do just about 5 miles at the gym on good days, and just this week, I was able to run 5 1/2 miles for the first time ever. And I don't feel more tired either."
-Anonymous

"All I could find locally was from a company trying to skirt the patent issues relating to Birkmayer Labs by putting out an inferior - as in not even conforming to the original patents - but at over twice the price I found. I'm glad I came across the website and I will be ordering again before the 4 boxes I just purchased run out!
-Herb I

"ENADA provides me with a high level of sustainable energy that lasts from the time I take the supplement in the morning continuously until I fall asleep at night. And I am able to sustain this level of peak performance throughout the day without having to drink even one cup of coffee!"
-Sage R. 



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Thursday, April 10, 2014

National Stress Month: Driving



With April being National Stress Awareness month we wanted to address the most stressful part of most working Americans day. Traffic. You don’t have to let traffic jams ruin your day. Driving is a daily necessity for many people and learning how to stay calm will greatly benefit not only your commute but your life. While you can’t control other driver’s actions, you can control your reactions. If you allow drivers to affect your emotions, you may carry the negativity with you throughout the day. Here are some tips on how to deal with the traffic stress. 


Breath

Allow yourself to focus on your breathing while driving. You can use your car time to turn off the rado and breathe in slowly through your nose on a count of five. At five, exhale through your mouth on a count of six. Try to exhale for a second or two longer than the inhale. The deep breathing will allow you to effectively de-stress.

Create Stories

A way to de-stress while driving is to try and understand or least create your own reasons why other’s are acting crazy. If someone cuts you off, don’t immediately assume that they did it to harm you. Imagine that they are rushing to meet their wife in labor, and try to believe that they feel bad for cutting you off. Imagine them apologizing and move on. While you will encounter rude drivers and congested roads, your attitude and imagination can go a long way in helping you to cope..

Don't Listen to Aggregating Music

Many test show that music highly effects your mood. The music you choose to listen to will affect your stress levels. If you’re anxious about getting to work on time, then listening to loud and aggressive music will only add to your worries. Try listening to classical music, Disney, jazz or another type of calming music. It will put you more at ease and in a better mood.

Books on CD/Devise 

Audiobooks can also help to ease some of the irritations of driving. Audiobooks help take you to another place and really focus on whats going on in the story, rather than focusing on the driver that is bothering you or the traffic. You will be happy to have some more time in the car to get into the story.
Plan ahead

Get up earlier. Sounds easy but it is a hard thing to change, try to get into the habit of waking up early and having enough time to get ready to drive. Like we mentioned in this post. Working out is a big help when trying to de-stress. If you can, try joining a gym that is close to your office. If you can make a habit out of going to the gym before work you will beat all the traffic by leaving before the rush. Then you will be able to get your endorphin's going with your workout and then head into the office in a good mood without any traffic worries at all. 

Looking for natural supplements that help with handling stress and other alternatives to help you keep a healthy balance in your life? Check out our supplements and their benefits here!

Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Energy Boosting Flavored Water


It is time to talk about our latest obsession: natural flavored water. Now we don't feel the need to lecture about how bad sports drinks, soda, and other "fruit" juices are, there are enough articles on the internet that can explain the dangers for you. We just want to highlight the joys and benefits that come with making your favorite flavored water at home.

We have a Brita Water Filter Pitcher because the water from the tap, at least here in California, is not great. 
No point in adding to all the water bottle pile up,the Brita Water Filter Pitcher works well and makes the water have a nice crisp flavor.

Flavored water can be subtle or packed with the flavors infused into it. It all depends on what you want to use and how long you let it sit or seep.




What is needed:

Fruit: whatever kind you like (except bananas, too mushy). Make sure it's good and ripe for maximum sweetness and flavor, especially if using berries. The most popular flavored waters use citrus. 
Fresh vs. frozen fruit. When in season, use fresh fruit. If out of season, use frozen, frozen is picked at the peak of ripeness.

Herbs: Many herbs are a surprising complement to fruit flavors. Mint, basil, rosemary, sage, thyme, lavender, and tarragon.

Something to put it in: We use mason jars, the larger the better, primarily because they look nicer and keep it colder, but any 2 quart pitcher will do. 


Amazing photo credit goes to: The Yummy Life
Here are some amazing pictures from a fellow flavored water enthusiast over at The Yummy Life blog.

Here are some of our favorite combinations!

Raspberry Lime: Start with 2 limes; with your hands, squeeze the juice into the jar, then throw in the squeezed lime quarters. Add how ever many raspberries you would like. Take a spoon, preferably wood, and press the ingredients down to release some of the juices (don't pulverize the fruit). Fill the jar with ice, then add water to the top. Stir, cover, and refrigerate.

Tip: You can also add mint leaves to this one for an extra flavor. 

Mint, Cucumber, Lime: slice up 1/2 a cucumber, 1/2 a lime squeeze the juice into the jar, then throw in the squeezed lime quarters,1/4 cup fresh mint leaves. Take a spoon, preferably wood, and press the ingredients down to release some of the juices (don't pulverize the fruit). Fill the jar with ice, then add water to the top. Stir, cover, and refrigerate.

Strawberry, Lemon Baisl: 1/2 cup sliced strawberries, 1/2 a lemon, sliced, 1/4 cup fresh basil leaves. Take a spoon, preferably wood, and press the ingredients down to release some of the juices (don't pulverize the fruit). Fill the jar with ice, then add water to the top. Stir, cover, and refrigerate.

Watermelon Mint: 1 cup cubed watermelon, 1/4 cup fresh mint leaves. 
Take a spoon, preferably wood, and press the ingredients down to release some of the juices (don't pulverize the fruit). Fill the jar with ice, then add water to the top. Stir, cover, and refrigerate.

Health Tip! Mint: Mint leaves are loaded with antioxidants and keep stomach cramps and acidity at bay. They have anti-inflammatory properties, and mint juice acts as an excellent skin cleanser.


For more amazing presentations and in depth instructions on how to do even more water flavors hop over to The Yummy Life!

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Monday, April 7, 2014

Manic Monday




Hello Monday, if you’re like many people, you work in an office that isn't your own. While an office environment can be highly productive, spending long hours there can be pretty stressful, and stress is something that can be very damaging for your health. Monday's are known for being the most stressful day of the week, but it doesn't have to be. Let's change your Manic Monday into happy Monday with some small changes. 

Prepare on Sunday

Make life a little easier, by taking time on the most relaxing day to prepare for the most stressful one. Take an hour before bed and prepare what you need. Decide what you are going to do for breakfast and lunch, making and packing them if necessary. Pick out what you are going to wear as well as make a to do list for when you get to work. Getting these small choice out of the way Sunday evening will put you in a calmer head space to prepare to deal with Mondays demands.

Take Your Break

It is easy to skip your break on Mondays but don't do it. Your brain will be able to function and make decisions easier when you give it a break. Just think “short bursts” "short break." If you can't leave for very long just try stepping out of the office or house to take a quick walk around the building and get yourself a burst of fresh air. You’ll even be giving yourself some extra energy for the day, as short bursts of exercise can help make you feel more alert.

Listen to Music

Listening to music, even at a very low volume while you’re working, can greatly reduce the stress hormone cortisol in your body and help distract you from the pressure of work. Make sure you put on calming happy music, not anything heavy that could effect your mind towards the negative. If you can’t turn on some low music at your desk or use ear buds in the office, taking a few minutes to listen to music that you enjoy on your break can really help you feel better. It can also help you be more productive when you do get back to your post.


There also vitamins that can help you.You can choose healthful options that can reduce our body’s production of, the stress hormone. 
Since our bodies produce more cortisol the longer we go without eating, having a small meal every 3 to 4 hours can help regulate our body’s production of cortisol and can reduce the stress response.

Vitamin C

Research indicates that our bodies are better able to fight stress. Increasing our vitamin C intake also slows our body’s production of cortisol. Citrus fruits and berries are wonderful sources of vitamin C.

NADH Supplement

While some workplace stress is normal, excessive stress can interfere with your productivity and impact your total health. Products like this help by managing the symptoms of stress, lack of concentration, and low energy. Great for high-demand executives who need that extra edge! Perfect for boosting stamina and endurance, mental clarity and focus, help alleviate drowsiness, and increase energy.

Protein and Zinc

Protein and zinc both reduce the production of cortisol. High-quality sources such as lean meats, oysters, beans and legumes can drastically reduce our stress levels and further helps us by keeping our insulin levels balanced throughout the day.

Try these things and you will Mondays covered! Do you already try these? What works for you? Comment and follow! 



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Friday, April 4, 2014

Fact Friday!

It's that time again! You see all our posts about Natural Energy, but what does that even mean? Here are the answers to some very commonly asked questions!

Q. How does my energy depend on NADH

A. The billions of cells that form the human body have the important assignment of producing energy. If our cells slow down or decline in their energy production, the result is that we are tired and can increasingly experience greater overall fatigue. NADH is part of every living cell. Inside each cell a process known as the Krebs cycle combines NADH with Hydrogen to form ATP, your body’s own energy. 

Q. How does the body produce energy? 

A.  Bringing hydrogen and oxygen together is one of the most efficient ways to produce energy. A rocket launched into outer space is an example of energy production. All cells in our bodies use the same principle of energy production, but they do so in a sophisticated way to conserve the energy produced. NADH is the biological form of hydrogen that reacts with the oxygen we breathe in to form energy and water. The energy‐ producing process in cells is achieved by a cascade of reactions, which lead to the formation of adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the energy‐containing compound in cells. One molecule of NADH will form three times the amount of ATP. Therefore, NADH is an extremely efficient and effective energy producer. 

Q. How does the body store energy?  

A.  Living cells have the capability to store energy in the form of chemical compounds. When these compounds are metabolized, energy is released and used for all cellular processes. Only a few biological substances display all the features of energy‐rich compounds. The most important of these are adenosine triphosphate (ATP), creatine phosphate (CP), nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide hydride (NADH), and nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate hydride (NADPH). 

Q. Is ATP the most common “energy­rich” compound in our bodies?  

A.  Yes, ATP serves as the most common and convenient chemical form of energy stored in every cell. It's kind of like a biological battery that stores and releases energy when the body needs it. When cellular energy is required, ATP is broken down under the action of water to release energy for other processes. As already mentioned, NADH is a very efficient producer of ATP. 

Q. Is NADH also an “energy­rich” compound?  

A.  Yes, energy is stored in the NADH molecule. When NADH reacts with the oxygen present in every cell, energy is produced in the form of ATP. One NADH molecule leads to the formation of three ATP molecules. In other words, NADH has triple the energy capacity of ATP. Furthermore, NADH creates additional energy when it reacts with oxygen and water forming nicotinamide (also known as vitamin B3) and ADP (adenosine diphosphate). This all means that NADH is a super energizer. 

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Thursday, March 27, 2014

At Home Cellulite Cures!




Cellulite seems to be one of those problems that plagues many women. We all seem to have some, or will have some at one point or another, so lets talk about it.
Magazines like this one pop up everywhere, its not pretty. Many sources have concluded the dimpled appearance of cellulite occurs due to problems or an imbalance of the connective tissue and fat in a person’s body. It is speculated that hormones, diet, lifestyle and genetics all play a role but there are no sureties. While those who are overweight tend to have a higher chance of getting cellulite, many thin women complain of it as well.



Here are 4 natural remedies we have tried or have done research on from trusted sources. They should all help balance the connective tissue/fat in the body and address the many possible causes.

Dry Brushing

Dry brushing is as an all-natural and safe remedy for cellulite. In addition to potentially ridding the area of cellulite, there are many health benefits associated with this practice.This is one remedy that there may not be any scientific evidence that it works but that there is a lot of anecdotal support for. This can include promotion of circulation. It also has exfoliating benefits for the skin, by sloughing off dead skin cells to enhance the overall appearance. Not to mention it feels great and helps stimulate blood and lymph flow in the body.

Dry skin brushing effectively opens up the pores on your skin. This is something you can and should be doing daily, even twice a day. Your skin should be dry, so the ideal time is in the shower before you turn on the water. Just a reminder, don’t get the brush wet.

You should only brush towards the heart. Making long sweeps, avoid back and forth, scrubbing and circular motions. Start at your feet, moving up the legs on both sides, then work from the arms toward your chest. On your stomach, direct the brush counterclockwise. And, don’t brush too hard: Skin should be stimulated and invigorated but not irritated or red.

Type of brush: The bristles should be natural, not synthetic, and preferably vegetable-derived. The bristles themselves should be somewhat stiff, though not too hard. Look for one that has an attachable handle for hard-to-reach spots, if necessary.

Coffee Scrub

Coffee scrubs can be beneficial in reducing cellulite as well. The massage and exfoliation benefits skin by stimulating blood/lymph flow and the caffeine in the coffee has a tightening effect. The internet has many recipes for coffee scrubs and wraps working for reducing cellulite and loose skin, and like the other remedies, it is at least worth a try.

You will need:
1/4 cup coffee grounds
3 tablespoons sugar or brown sugar
2-3 Tablespoons of melted coconut oil

Combine the ingredients to create a paste-like consistency (note that it will harden if cooled if you are using unrefined coconut oil). Store in a glass jar. Massage in to skin for several minutes using firm pressure and wash as usual. Use 2-3 times a week. Results should be visible within a couple of weeks.

Omega-3s

There is some evidence that consuming enough Omega-3 fatty acids and fat soluble vitamins will help reduce cellulite over time. Another theory is that consumption of trans-fats and the "wrong" kind of fats leads to an imbalance of fatty acids that smooth skin and tissue. Either way, Omega-3s and fat soluble vitamins are important for many other functions in the body, so it won’t hurt to try it!

Balance Hormones

It seems that many sources agree that hormones play a huge role in cellulite formation this is one reason why women typically get it more often then men. Working toward proper hormone balance can help reduce cellulite. Even if it doesn't get rid of cellulite, balancing hormones helps in so many other ways that it is worth working on!

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Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Testimonial Tuesday!



Our testimonial today comes from a young college student. Ciara is in her fourth year at Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe, Arizona. It is a four year medical school in which they learn to diagnose and treat patients therapeutically with a variety of natural holistic methods. Her story is a lot like other students, stressed out, long days, long nights leading to fatigue. Here is how her experience with our supplements went.


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"As a personal testimonial, I heard about NADH from one of my instructors. I knew about NADH and its role in cellular energy metabolism from Biochemistry, nut was not aware of it being available as a supplement. I have suffered from chronic fatigue and adrenal burnout from increased stress since I started school three years ago. I decided to try the product. I have been taking ENADA 5mg daily in the morning for a little over one month now and have had absolutely phenomenal results.


Prior to beginning the NADH, I had daily fatigue, unable to exercise because of fatigue. I had no energy reserve at all, as I became very stingy of how I was going to spend my energy in any given day. I needed more and more coffee to remain somewhat alert. I had "brain fog," I felt sluggish kind of like I had a cloud hanging over my body. I was sometimes forgetful and it was very difficult to wake up and stay focused in my studies. Even with taking an adrenal glandular supplement and dessicated thyroid, it did not help much. From the first day I took Enada, I noticed a different state of mind, was able to think clearly, and felt more energetic. I all of a sudden had mental clarity with a sharp state of mind, was able to think clearly and felt more energy, I was able to to start exercising for at least 30 min a day. My muscles used to get fatigued very quickly before, but now they don't get as tired or painful, I could easily keep going for longer periods of time. I no longer need coffee to get me through the day. If I drink coffee now its by choice, not necessity.


I am so excited about the merits of this product as it has worked so well for me, I will continue to use if for myself and recommend or prescribe it to the many people I work with, as I already have.


Sincerely,
Ciara Gail"


She had such amazing results! We are so pleased we are able to help so many different people in so many ways! If you have a story to share or just want to give our products a try. Check out our website here! 

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Have You Lost Your Mojo?



We want to take some time to spot light some of our most popular products. First we will talk about our amazing Mojo! What is Mojo? Co-E1 Mojo is the 20mg NADH lozenge. It’s energy, focus, stamina and alertness when you need it most. Mojo is carefully formulated to provide quick natural energy for today’s busy and active lifestyles. Now in 20mg lozenge form, Mojo is everything you liked in the 10mg supplement, plus more energy and fast-acting.

Known as the biological rocket fuel, Mojo is essential to the production of ATP (cellular energy). It is involved in basic metabolism, the breakdown of glucose and fats, and supplies energy to the brain, nerves, muscles, heart and all other organs, in order to function.



Who is Mojo for?


High-Demand Executives
While some workplace stress is normal, excessive stress can interfere with your productivity and impact your total health. Mojo helps by managing the symptoms of stress, lack of concentration, and low energy. Great for high-demand executives who need that extra edge! Perfect for boosting stamina and endurance, mental clarity and focus, help alleviate drowsiness, and increase energy.


Low energy affects the brain by producing symptoms such as poor concentration, fatigue and decreased cognitive ability and organ efficiency. Mojo is a safe alternative to caffeine, energy drinks or pills, designed to absorb quickly and increase energy and alertness at the cellular level. NADH is the energy-building bio-available co-enzyme form of vitamin B3, and occurs naturally in all living cells.

Don’t enter a board meeting without your Mojo!

High-Level Performing Athletes
Mojo caters to the demands of today’s high-level performing athletes and active lifestyles. NADH is the spark plug to energy production! NADH is the biological form of hydrogen that reacts with the oxygen we breathe in to form energy and water. When cellular energy is required, ATP is broken down under the action of water to release energy. One molecule of NADH will form THREE times the amount of ATP! This supplies vital energy to the brain, heart, muscles, and all other organs.


Given that athletes use more energy than non-athletes, it makes sense that a natural energy supplement substance like NADH would result in improved performance. Mojo is designed to improve oxygen capacity, increase reaction time, and greater mental acuity and alertness.Conversely, an NADH deficiency results in reduced strength, power and performance.

Win your next trophy with a little help from Mojo!

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Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Why Join Rewards?


If you’re not familiar with Enada Co-E1, we are the leading distributor of NADH products. Since 1995, we at Enada have strived to enhance the lives of our customers by offering products that energize and contribute to healthy and happy living. Co-E1 improves lives on day-to-day basis, as well as long-term.
We also have a very popular rewards system. It allows thousands of our customers to save with their purchases, and many Co-E1 rewards program users gain a nice income with the program. Now you can help spread the word, and make money while you’re at it.
If you wish to learn more. Then you might want to see our video that explains more about the rewards program.
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From the beginning, we decided to not go with the traditional advertising methods. We believe in our products and know our customers love their results. So we figured it was best for everyone to have the rewards program and be able to pass savings on to our customers and their friends. Co-E1 rewards is a great way to help friends, family and colleagues make and save money.

You can start earning money right away with only a few referrals, and all you have to do is talk about your favorite products, pretty tough huh? We are all about our customers and we wanted to gives them a chance to earn money, instead of spending our budget on corporate advertising.

Co-E1 is great for bloggers! It makes it easy to share your testimonials and deals with your readers. Making it a natural outlet to share your story about your favorite NADH product and offer your readers to save by using your personal website, it's a win-win situation.
Learn more and sign up here!

Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Eating with an Olympian!



















To keep on with the theme of March being National Nutrition Month, we interviewed Olympian Shevon Stoddart to find out what she eats, how she stays fit, and what keeps her going. Not only does Shevon have a great athletic body, she is a multi-talented woman, she is an outstanding 400-meter hurdler as well as a singer and songwriter. She was born in Kingston, Jamaica. At the early age of 5, she moved to Uniondale, New York. Her track career started in middle school, which by 9th grade, Shevon Stoddart was ranked #3 in the state of New York in the 400meters. The 400 intermediate hurdles was introduced to Shevon in the 10th grade were she became a 2-time State Championship. She went on to make her first Olympic team in 2004 as a junior in College and made her first World Champion team in 2005. She is preparing for the 2016 Olympic Games, which will be held in Rio, Brazil.

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We here at Co-E1 are so excited about your success and to hear about how your training is going for the upcoming Olympics. You are obviously in great shape and with this month being national nutrition moth we thought we could ask you about your eating habits.

 I'm sure many people would like to know your daily eating routine. What do you generally like to eat for your meals and snacks through out the day?

For breakfast I generally eat oatmeal, cereal, or 2 waffles (low calorie) and fruit.

I always pack my lunch so that I have something to eat right after training. This would consist of an sandwich (typically tuna or turkey), fruit, a small serving of potato chips and bottled water. I don't drink fizzy drinks or juice, they have too much sugar. I try to get all my sugars from fruit. 

Snacks would be something like a protein shake, granola bar, or a peanut butter and jam sandwich. 

I prepare dinner around 6pm which would be chicken, fish or a Turkey dish with lots of veggies on the side. I rarely eat red meat.

Health Tip! You can see that she has protein with every meal. Protein gives energy and helps to repair and build tissues, muscles, skin, bones, cartilage and blood. Plus, for those of us who would like to improve the look of our nails and hair, we must consider our protein intake since both hair and nails are basically made from protein.

What is your Motivation to stay in shape?
Winning Gold



Where do you get your talents from?
For running, my dad, Zoeth Stoddart. He ran the 400m and 800m and ran 1:46 for 800m. My dad could also sing a little bit but I always just had a love for singing and entertaining.
I always wanted to do talent shows and sing at weddings. I started singing in my mum’s kitchen. She is a hair stylist and the kitchen is where she used to do her clients’ hair.

Have you ever been heavy/overweight? And what are your struggles in your healthy lifestyle?
I have never been over weight, I have always been petite and because I have small body frame and I burn fat quickly, I have to make sure I'm actually eating enough food so that I have fat to burn and not  burn into muscle. My workouts are pretty intense, so I have to prepare my body to endure. 

In what ways has Co-E1 ENADA products helped you?
I use co-e1 everyday before,during and after training. I love it because it's natural it has improved my reaction time and it gives me a clean boost before my workouts. It is help my muscles recover and keeps my energy levels sustained throughout my workouts. It has other health benefits as well that I like. 

What are your thoughts on fad diets?
I do not diet. I don't believe in diets. I believe that people should just learn to eat healthy and control portion size. I get hungry every 3 hours so I tend to eat 5-6 smaller meals a day.

Health Tip! As long as you choose the right foods and watch portion size, eating smaller meals through out the day can help you lose weight and keep you energized. But it is not for everyone, especially if you have trouble controlling the amount you eat, or if you don't have time to plan and prepare your healthy snacks and meals

Your favorite healthy treat?
I love Sweets, so my healthy treat would be some yogurt and fruits. 



Are you most of your friends into healthy eating/living? We feel like it’s often easier to succeed when your friends are healthy too.
Yes, most of my friends eat healthy and workout to keep a healthy lifestyle.  I surround myself with positive people and they always come to me if they ever need advice on works and diet.

Health Tip! If you have a real and tangible like-minded social group, you are much less likely to be affected by the artificial ones created by advertisers, marketers, and technology. If you want to get healthy, hang around other healthy people and others striving to be healthy.

Quick, easy healthy recipe?
I love to cook, but one of the easiest and healthy meals to prepare is spaghetti with meat sauce and side salad.

What is your cheat meal, how often do you indulge?
I love Pizza. I may have pizza twice a month.  

What is your Weekly workout schedule?
I workout 6 days a week and I lift weights 2-3 times a week. I'm on the track for 2 and half hours and Weight room for 1 hour. I also do ab crunches, at least 500 every night before bed. It's important for me to keep my core strong.







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Monday, March 3, 2014

Hello March!


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 March is all about nutrition and eating here are a few tips to eating right and having fun making changes. 

At the Grocery Store:
When shopping, make it a point to try new things. Try a new fruit, vegetable or whole grain every week. You'll be surprised to find a new favorite.
Eating at Restaurants:
The nest time you and your family head out to eat, choose restaurants that feature ethnic foods from places like Asia, Europe, or Africa. These restaurant often feature menus filled with healthy alternative options that will be new to you. You can also do a little research and find local restaurants that specialize in using local seasonal ingredients. 
Cooking at Home:
Add variety to your staple dishes by varying the ways you cook them. In stead of frying grill or broil chicken, instead of baking fish, grill it. Mash the potatoes you usually roast. Steam your vegetables instead of sauteing them. Get to know your spice cabinet, not only are spices good for your body and curing many ailments, they add new flavors and fun to your old dishes. 

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