Energy from TriVita Nopalea
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Butch Hamilton
Jan 27, 2010, 9:52:18 AM1/27/10
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Energy and Stamina Increase Using Nopalea Sonoran Bloom from TriVita
| Energy, or the lack of, is a significant complaint among most people today. Finding healthy ways to increase that energy is an ongoing quest towards health and wellness. |
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PR Log (Press Release) –
Jan 27, 2010 – TriVita Nopalea energy drink addresses the
problems of fatigue, no stamina, mental clarity and other issues all
people face. Extensive testing and evaluation have gone into Nopalea
and thousands are seeing this health drink as an answer to the problem
of energy.
Sonoran Bloom, manufactured from the Nopal Cactus of the Southwestern Desert, is the flavorful and healthy way to increase energy and stamina. Some of the benefits of Sonoran Bloom can be found by reading more below.
Metabolism is governed by hormones that originate in a region of your brain called the hypothalamus. The hypothalamus determines your energy needs and sends this information to your pituitary gland. The pituitary gland (often called the Master Gland) translates these signals into hormones and sends these messenger hormones on their way to other various glands. The two prominent glands for energy production are:
Adrenal glands – The adrenal glands respond with adrenaline when the hypothalamus detects danger. This process is often called the "fight or flight" response to stress. Adrenaline sends your body into an energy spending spree where it virtually cannibalizes your organ reserves for all of their stored energy. The fires of metabolism are turned down. Your hands and feet get cold and your core body temperature may drop below normal. Even when we are not in danger, caffeine and sugar (as well as other stimulants) mimic this process and trick your system into releasing adrenaline. The adrenaline rush is very addictive but it robs us of true energy. So, the second step in energy production is to turn down the stress response. We do this with adaptogens: plants known to help us reduce the impact of stress.
The thyroid – The thyroid gland is responsible for regulating your body temperature by adjusting your metabolism. Two primary fuel sources keep the thyroid gland functioning properly: Iodine and Tyrosine. Iodine is a mineral and Tyrosine is an amino acid – a building block of protein. Tyrosine is considered a non-essential amino acid because we do not need to get it in our diet. We can make it from an essential amino acid (one we must get in our diet) called Phenylalanine (LPA). However, getting Tyrosine in our diets is not a bad thing; it means that we will use less energy making Tyrosine from LPA.
Nopalea is a good source of dietary Tyrosine and Energy Now! contains both LPA and Tyrosine to fuel healthy energy production. Energy Now! is a nutrient, not a stimulant. The ingredients in Energy Now! can help us feel energetic by supporting healthy metabolism.
Into the brain
Tyrosine and LPA fuel metabolism by supporting healthy thyroid function. Further, these important amino acids foster the sensation of energy and euphoria by serving as the building blocks for other brain chemicals, such as PEA and Nor-Epinephrine. PEA is the "hormone of love" and it is likely the reason why our energy is increased, our pain-perception reduced and even our appetite reduced when we fall in love. We want to support PEA metabolism to feel energetic! Nor-Epinephrine fuels the creation of energy in the brain and supports our nerves as we translate that energy into action.
For those suffering from fatigue and general malaise, Sonoran Bloom Nopalea answers the issue cost effectively and safely. To purchase Nopalea, go to the site listed below.
http://sonoranbloom.com/13097187
Sonoran Bloom, manufactured from the Nopal Cactus of the Southwestern Desert, is the flavorful and healthy way to increase energy and stamina. Some of the benefits of Sonoran Bloom can be found by reading more below.
Metabolism is governed by hormones that originate in a region of your brain called the hypothalamus. The hypothalamus determines your energy needs and sends this information to your pituitary gland. The pituitary gland (often called the Master Gland) translates these signals into hormones and sends these messenger hormones on their way to other various glands. The two prominent glands for energy production are:
Adrenal glands – The adrenal glands respond with adrenaline when the hypothalamus detects danger. This process is often called the "fight or flight" response to stress. Adrenaline sends your body into an energy spending spree where it virtually cannibalizes your organ reserves for all of their stored energy. The fires of metabolism are turned down. Your hands and feet get cold and your core body temperature may drop below normal. Even when we are not in danger, caffeine and sugar (as well as other stimulants) mimic this process and trick your system into releasing adrenaline. The adrenaline rush is very addictive but it robs us of true energy. So, the second step in energy production is to turn down the stress response. We do this with adaptogens: plants known to help us reduce the impact of stress.
The thyroid – The thyroid gland is responsible for regulating your body temperature by adjusting your metabolism. Two primary fuel sources keep the thyroid gland functioning properly: Iodine and Tyrosine. Iodine is a mineral and Tyrosine is an amino acid – a building block of protein. Tyrosine is considered a non-essential amino acid because we do not need to get it in our diet. We can make it from an essential amino acid (one we must get in our diet) called Phenylalanine (LPA). However, getting Tyrosine in our diets is not a bad thing; it means that we will use less energy making Tyrosine from LPA.
Nopalea is a good source of dietary Tyrosine and Energy Now! contains both LPA and Tyrosine to fuel healthy energy production. Energy Now! is a nutrient, not a stimulant. The ingredients in Energy Now! can help us feel energetic by supporting healthy metabolism.
Into the brain
Tyrosine and LPA fuel metabolism by supporting healthy thyroid function. Further, these important amino acids foster the sensation of energy and euphoria by serving as the building blocks for other brain chemicals, such as PEA and Nor-Epinephrine. PEA is the "hormone of love" and it is likely the reason why our energy is increased, our pain-perception reduced and even our appetite reduced when we fall in love. We want to support PEA metabolism to feel energetic! Nor-Epinephrine fuels the creation of energy in the brain and supports our nerves as we translate that energy into action.
For those suffering from fatigue and general malaise, Sonoran Bloom Nopalea answers the issue cost effectively and safely. To purchase Nopalea, go to the site listed below.
http://sonoranbloom.com/13097187
TriVita Sonoran is a new press room on PrLog.org, that will contain excellent press releases concerning Trivita, the TriVita business model, and informationa concerning the new share and earn Sonoran Bloom health product. You are invited to try Nopalea free from risk, by visiting the site listed below. Your Sonoran Bloom purchase is backed by a full 60-day money back guarantee.
Butch Hamilton-TriVita Director
Independent TriVita Affiliate #13097187
http://trivita.com/13097187
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