Do You Believe Nutrition Matters?

I still remember being in the delivery room that morning.

At 11:15 a.m., I heard the nurse say, "Ten fingers and ten toes. He’s perfect."

I cried.

Happy eighth Birthday, Brady! I thank God for you every single day. Daddy loves you!

Juicing Made Easy

There are several reasons to switch to an alkaline diet. Studies have indicated it may promote strong bones and muscles, and could also boost cognitive functioning, as well as improve memory.

Additionally, research indicates it could play a role in preventing kidney stones, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and stroke. It’s a good, all-around healthy diet.

However, the main thing we demand from our diets is weight management. An alkaline diet can help you do just that.

From a practical standpoint, if you were to switch from the Standard American Diet heavy on processed foods, sugary desserts, soda pop, and refined grains, to an alkaline diet, you’ll probably lose weight from good old-fashioned calorie reduction.

But the thinking behind an alkaline diet goes beyond calorie restriction. In fact, the diet has no official calorie cap. Acidic foods like processed foods, sugars, and refined grains, change the pH balance of the body’s cellular environment.

An acidic cellular environment can put stre…

My husband, Wayne, and I are both in our early seventies and we do enjoy traveling.

The first thing I pack is our First AIM Kit to help us maintain our health. We use recycled containers for our nutritious AIM powders such as the Garden Trio, ProPeas, and CalciAIM.

Depending on how many days we’ll be traveling, I pack an equal number of small, plastic bags containing a daily supply of encapsulated supplements that include GinkgoSense and PrepZymes.

In celebration of our forty-second anniversary, we planned a Caribbean cruise over Christmas 2014. A few days before our trip, I sent a message to AIM Online to check which products we would need for Jamaica, after hearing about the chikungunya virus spread by mosquito bites. Symptoms include fever, muscle pain, headaches, nausea, and rash. It affected hundreds of thousands of people in the Caribbean, spurring a state of emergency in Jamaica.

AIM suggested that I also pack extra Proancynol 2000 for antioxidants and FloraFood for friendly bacter…

"Much of the comments-section vitriol seems to result from believing there’s exactly one right way to eat. There isn’t. There may be one right way to eat for you and one right way to eat for me, but there’s no right way to eat for everyone. We all came from different genetic backgrounds and we’re all different." - Tom Naughton, writer and creator of the documentary, 'Fat Head'

"I found Red Rush has been really beneficial in improving my exercise ability. Now, how does that apply to people in general? Obviously, it's the same thing. It keeps your heart running. You really like that. That's good. It keeps your muscles going. It keeps your reaction time up, your eyesight, your hearing, everything. It's a wonderful addition to your supplement program." - Lew Hollander, Ironman athlete

Note: Lew Hollander holds the world record for being the oldest person to complete an Iron Man triathlon as well as the IronMan Triathlon World Championship.

To learn more about Red Rush™, Click Here.

Lifestyle choices have a significant impact on a the health of a person, especially in regard to nutrition. Going green with AIM nutrition from the inside out makes perfect sense in our modern world. It's the healthiest option that a person can choose.

In the world of plants, the color of life is green. It's a healthy hue due to the chlorophyll that is the lifeblood of our planet's vegetation. This greenery produces the oxygen in the air that we breathe and provides a nutritious food source that can keep us healthy. AIM makes it easy to go internally green with a healthy variety of whole-food concentrates.


BarleyLife® (powder and capsules)

When The AIM Companies™ introduced the juice powder of barley grass to the world in 1982, no one could have predicted the lasting impact of these unparalleled greens on people’s health. Thirty-four years later, BarleyLife® continues to provide a balanced source of natural nutrients from one of the most nutritious grasses on the planet. M…

"I suffered for over fifteen years with symptoms of urinary tract infections.

Having been diagnosed with fibromyalgia as well, the years were filled with discomfort whenever I had to urinate and severe pain in my back, legs, pelvis, and kidneys.

It was difficult for me to walk or physically do much of anything.

I took many medications, including antibiotics, saw my doctor monthly, and had several hydrodistention of the bladder procedures for my urinary issues. But there was no relief from the pain. Nothing helped.

My son Daniel, an RN in a hospital intensive care unit, became concerned that I was taking so many antibiotics that eventually they would become ineffective against the bacteria causing the infections. He was right.

Over time, nothing helped to stop the recurring urinary tract infections. I was so discouraged, depressed, and tired of having no relief month after month, year after year.

I mentioned my health problems to my church friends, Yoli Huron and Marta King. They…

Most people already know vitamin A is good for eyesight. It helps protect the cornea and has been linked to preventing or reducing several eye-related health concerns: dry eye, superior limbic keratoconjunctivitis, macular degeneration, retinitis pigmentosa and Stargardt's disease, cataracts and recovery after laser eye surgery.

Furthermore, vitamin A helps you see better in low-light. A deficiency of vitamin A can impair your peripheral vision. It also helps the development of the eyes in fetuses.


Vitamin A for The Immune System 

Vitamin A helps boost your immune system by bolstering your entry points, specifically your respiratory tract and mucous membranes.

"Experts have long known that vitamin A plays a role in infection and maintaining mucosal surfaces by influencing certain subcategories of T cells and B cells and cytokines. Vitamin A deficiency is associated with impaired immunity and increased risk of infectious disease. On the other hand, according to one study, suppl…