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Women's Health

Did you know that heart disease is the number one killer of women in America today? According to the College of American Pathologists, more women die of heart disease than any other disease. Cancer is next on the list of killers for women, with lung cancer as the most common type and breast cancer coming in second. These are issues you can’t afford to ignore.1 Check out the cancer and heart disease sections for more information on how our vitamin will help you reduce your risk for these diseases.

Now let’s take a look at some health issues relating specifically to women. According to the Mayo Clinic, as many as 75% of women suffer from some sort of premenstrual symptoms. Even more dramatic are the statistics that 30-40% of women have symptoms severe enough to disrupt their daily activities.2

Our vitamins are prepared to help nutritionally support many of the common symptoms that women experience. Calcium was shown to reduce the physical and psychological symptoms of PMS by nearly 50% in a study published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology in 1998.3 Magnesium was shown to reduce bloating, water retention, and breast tenderness by 40% in a 1998 study in the Journal of Women’s Health.4 The Mayo Clinic records that vitamin E is thought to help regulate the production of prostaglandins.5 Prostaglandins are a hormone that can help to alleviate cramps and breast tenderness.

Let’s not forget the mood swings and depression with which many women suffer. In a study published in the Journal of Reproductive Medicine in June of 1987, a connection was shown between vitamin B6 and PMS.6 Thiamine has been shown to improve mood as well.7

Another issue for women is the onset of perimenopause (the period of time before cessation of ovulation when symptoms first occur) and menopause. Vitamin E comes to the rescue again in alleviating the discomfort of hot flashes.8 Wild yam (due to their containing progesterone type substances) and licorice are also beneficial to relieving the symptoms that come with menopause.9 One of the unsung heroes in the nutrient division is essential fatty acids or EFA's. EFA's help the body create and balance hormone levels according to numerous studies.10

So where do you go when you are looking for these nutrients to support womens health and you are concerned about getting the right forms? Look no further than The Greatest Vitamin in the World. The vitamins in our formula are whole food based and absorbed much better than the competition's synthetics (see vitamin section for research). The minerals in our formula are patented and absorbed better than any other kind (see mineral section for amazing study graphs showing this). The EFA source in our formula is second to none because of the CLA oil and proprietary form of fatty acids in lecithin. All of this in a formula that also gives you 100% of the essential nutrients your body needs daily.

Check out some of the other exciting information in our website.

1. www.cap.org/
2. http://www.mayoclinic.com/
3. Ibid.
4. Ibid.
5. Ibid.
6. Stewart, A. (June 1987) "Clinical and biochemical effects of nutritional supplementation on the premenstrual syndrome." Journal of Reproductive Medicine, 32(6): 435-41.
7. Benton, D., et al. (Jan 1997). "Thiamine supplementation improves mood and cognitive functioning." Psychotherapy (Berlin) 129:66-72.
8. http://www.mayoclinic.com/
9. Ibid.
10.Ibid.

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