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By Perry Gil
S. Mallari
SCIENTIFIC
research has long proven that alfalfa, barley and wheat grass spelt
are the best natural sources of minerals, vitamins, proteins,
enzymes, chlorophyll, amino acids, including a full spectrum of
phytonutrients. However, it is only now that the combined goodness
of these herbs is readily and conveniently available for public
consumption.
Yes, the
potent mixture of alfalfa, barley and wheat grass spelt is now in
caplet form through the new food supplement named ABW Leaves of
Life.
“The public
may be aware of the individual health benefits of alfalfa, barley
and wheat grass, but not as a combined product,” admits Albert MG
Garcia, CEO of Whealth Corporation, which is marketing the
supplement. “This is the first time that anyone blended these
cereal grasses into a caplet—that is, a combination of a capsule
and a tablet.”
The effect of
these three natural components is to hone the body for optimum
absorption of nutrients by making it more alkaline than acidic. The
endocrinologist Dr. Hernando B. Delizo, who served as panelist at
the product launch, confirmed that this action is safe and
acceptable from a physiological perspective. He added that the
ingredients indeed have the properties to help the body repair
itself.
Nutritionist
Joan P. Sumpio, another ABW consultant addressed the issue of
allergic reactions by reiterating common sense: Moderation should
always be the rule of thumb in taking any supplements.
The
recommended dosage for ABW is two to three caplets a day or 1
teaspoon a day for the powder variant. Both Delizo and Sumpio stated
that ABW is safe for children.
As for men,
they might be interested to know that ABW has components that can
enhance sexual performance. Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine), Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin),
and zinc, which are all present in the food supplement, are
effective in preventing erectile dysfunction and improving sexual
drive.
According to
Garcia, alfalfa, barley and wheat grass spelt, have been difficult
to source in the local market, but with the production of ABW, those
looking into benefiting from the said “leaves of life” is now at
hand. The product is made locally with imported raw ingredients.
Dubbed as the
“next generation nutriceutical” [food that provide medical and
health benefits], ABW Leaves of Life is certified organic by the
National Association for Sustainable Agriculture Australia and has
the stamp of approval of the Philippine Bureau of Food and Drug.
For
details, log on to www.abwhealth.com.
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