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Making a new me.

Kristin — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 19:19:54 +0000

I know I am young (26), but it is never too young to look back at what you have done with your life and evaluate it so you can make your future a brighter one. When I look back at my past I can see how great a life I have lived. I grew up with great parents and two brothers (one older and one younger) and have had success with just about every goal I have made to date. The one that is still standing in my way is my health. I have been overweight most of my life and I don’t want it to be part of my future.

Starting a new exercise regiment is hard especially when you feel sore the next day and can prevent you from wanting to work out day after day. I have found that with Active Body I am able to do this. Each day I am pushing myself to workout harder and longer.

I would love to hear any advice you might have to help keep me motivated with my newest goal.

Sleep for Health & Weight Loss

Patricia — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 17:49:56 +0000

An on-line article from The New York Times reminds us of the importance of a good night’s sleep. In this case, for controlling your weight. Here is a link to the article: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/27/health/27real.html?nl=health&emc=healthupdateemb4

Personally, I take Te Ame’ Stress Manager so I can avoid looking at the clock from 3AM to 4:30AM. I have been told by a sleep expert that I am waking up due to early morning anxiety. She said that the natural cortisol control action of WellGen® theaflavin-enriched black tea extract is what helps me get an uninterrupted sleep. Maybe that is helping me keep my weight down too.

Attention Weekend Warriors: “Get Your Active Body”

Patricia — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 17:55:03 +0000

Spring has sprung and that means lots more activity outside. A change of season means a change of pace. A change of pace requires adjustments to routine and can require some physical adjustments as well.

With each new season our family picks a new activity to do together. It keeps us centered, together, and hopefully healthy and strong. In the winter, we went ice skating most weekends. Now we are debating between roller skating, tennis and golf. Whatever we do, I am sure to have a bit of stiffness as my muscles get adjusted to the new activity. Especially when I forget to stretch and don ‘t want to use those smelly muscle rubs, I am releived to have Te Ame’ nearby.

Happy spring!

Active Bodies Are Shoveling Today

Patricia — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 18:37:36 +0000

This morning there was lots of e-mail chatter about the snow here in New Jersey. We all agreed to play it safe and stay off the roads. We’ll also be shoveling and hopefully getting some time to play in the snow too. Our chief scientist reminded us all to take Active Body for those stiff muscles on snowy evenings. I know she will be taking Active Body for relief from cross-country skiing and shoveling.

For muscle stiffness

Active Body is just as good for snow shovelers as it is for our impressive friends who ride across Iowa for charity or participate in triathlons. Use Active Body as a natural alternative to help soothe your body when your muscles need comfort after cross a big snow.

Save 15% on Te Amé Nutritional Supplements

Patricia — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 14:28:41 +0000

For a limited time we are offering 15% savings on Te Amé nutritional supplements: Active Body, Joint Care, Immune Defense, and Stress Manager.

Women’s Health & Wellness Discussed at Congressional Briefing

Patricia — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 19:34:04 +0000

In an effort to educate Congressional staffers on important issues related to the safety and benefits of taking control of our own health, the Council for Responsible Nutrition and the Natural Products Association hosted a speaker lunch briefing. The briefing addressed the four pillars of women’s health including proper nutrition, sleep, exercise, and vitamins and other dietary supplements. Additionally, the briefing noted that the majority of doctors and nurses both take dietary supplements and recommend them.

A link to a press release from the Council for Responsible Nutrition can be found at this link: http://www.crnusa.org/CRNPR08-womenshealthDSC0909.html

Te Amé™ line of dietary supplements addresses the pillars of health with our line of natural products including Stress Manager, which has been scientifically formulated to reduce stress and also helps to promote a quality night’s sleep and with Active Body to help nurture active bodies that need relief after exercise.

Is ibuprofen good for exercise?

Patricia — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 17:07:43 +0000

A recent post on The New York Times web site about how ibuprofen is consumed by many athletes at all levels, across many sports reported the doubt about whether it helps and that it possibly could hurt.

This reminds me of a one-time natural product skeptic. She was taking ibuprofen to stop her shoulder pain from playing tennis. The shoulder pain persisted despite the regimen of IB. She gave up on the ibruprofen and tried our Active Body formula. The skeptic became a supporter.

Our tennis playing friend stands along side our bike riding fans and Adriano - our triathlete in testifying to the clinically tested benefits of Te Amé™ Active Body.

Photo by: StuSeeger

Breaking News Says Tea Consumers May Have Younger Biological Age

Patricia — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 17:33:37 +0000

The polyphenols in tea may be responsible for a longer life. A study in Hong Kong showed that people who consumed more tea had longer telomeres than people who consumed less tea. According the study scientists, telomeres (DNA strands at the end of chromosomes that get shorter as cells age) are responsible for biological ageing. Other studies have tested the hypothesis of telomeres and have shown modest improvements in years of healthy life although no impact on survival or avoidance of diseases in older people.

I’ll take “improvements in years of healthy life”. So I’ll keep drinking tea and taking my daily dose of Te Ame’ Stress Manager with WellGen theaflavin-enriched extract with 70% polyphenols.

Clearly helped triathlon results

Patricia — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 17:03:03 +0000

Hello Te-ame community,
• My name is Adriano, I’m Yang’s nephew, and I’m an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon. I practice one of the fastest growing sports in the world, the triathlon, consisting of a swim, bike ride and run in succession. The switch-over time between each event, known as transition, is included in the overall finish time, and is often described as the ‘fourth discipline’, so it’s not difficult to understand that this is a very exhaustive sport, mainly for people like me (not a professional). Three years ago I started this activity and during this time I did more than 15 triathlons, 6 duathlons and another competition with just one of the modalities with very good performance and results (podium). It’s common the overdo training, with three different sports to practise, and associated with this it’s common after the competition to experience some physical and psychology symptoms like feeling washed-out, tired, drained, lack of energy, mild leg soreness, general aches and pains. As part of my training regimen for a recent triathlon competition, I started to use the Joint Care and Active Body, both Te-ame products, with just one objective, to train more, because I wasn’t in a good shape. Now I can tell you that after the triathlon I had a surprise because I was feeling well, with no pain, even two days after during high levels of exercise (because there is another competition this weekend) I am feeling well with almost no rest time. I can see clearly that this products helped to get this results.

The Cold Season

Patricia — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 21:04:29 +0000

Winter is just around the corner! Support your body’s natural immunity with Immune Defense and bring some stress releif into your life with Stress Manager. Tell us how you’re doing!