Insulaid

INSULAID

Introducing a product for everyone to maintain effecive endocrine function, healthy levels of insulin, glucose, cholesterol and antioxidants. Insulaid may help to maintain good health through support of the endocrine system, while inducing the formation of antioxidants.

Diabetes, universally recognized but highly overlooked, ranks seventh among the causes of death in America. It is a disease closely tied to decreased pancreatic function, which can cause high blood sugar levels.

Insulaid is a dietary supplement designed to help maintain proper endocrine function. Insulaid will help you feel more energetic and satisfied when taking in fewer cabohydrates. Insulaid will also help you feel less drowsiness and hunger. Every ingredient in Insulaid has been experimentally proven to be safe and effective regarding healthy levels of blood sugar, cholesterol and helping the body rid itself of unwanted, damaging free radicals.

What is it?
Insulaid is a dietary supplement intended to help maintain good endocrine function, support healthy levels of insulin, glucose, and cholesterol, and to further induce formation of antioxidants which help combat free radical damage, thus promoting a more efficient immune response. To read about astaxanthin, a powerful antioxidant, click here.

Why should I take it?
There are several compelling reasons to make Insulaid part of your daily routine. Insulaid not only supports healthy levels of insulin, blood glucose, and cholesterol, but can also help maintain endocrine function. This benefits several essential organs of the body, as well as the processes for which they are responsible. For example, the pancreas, one of the major organs of the endocrine system, serves to sustain a steady glucose level in the blood, as well as helping supply the body with the fuel required to produce stores of energy; Insulaid lends support to this process. Furthermore, Insulaid stimulates the formation of antioxidants, molecules which help combat free radicals. These highly reactive substances can damage or even destroy important cells in the body.

How does Insulaid work?
A closer look at the compounds, minerals, and extracts that are contained within this supplement reveals Insulaid’s potential to assist an individual in maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
• Cinnulin PF, the cinnamon extract included in Insulaid, has been proven to protect the body through antioxidant formation while supporting healthy glucose and cholesterol management.
• Chromium is a micronutrient proven to aid in the uptake of glucose into cells by acting as a cofactor and stimulator of insulin regulation.
• The mineral, Vanadium, has been shown to work closely with Chromium in supporting carbohydrate utilization by improving the action of insulin. In addition to Cinnulin PF, Chromium, and Vanadium, several other components contribute to Insulaid’s potency.

For example:
• Through scientific research, Ginseng has been shown to elevate mood, improve psychological performance, and reduce fasting blood sugars and body weight
• Diabetes has proven to be a condition highly induced by inadequate dietary fiber intake.

Fenugreek, a compound of 50% dietary fiber, has been added to Insulaid. Following comprehensive investigation, these ingredients, along with others, have been combined in order to achieve maximum effectiveness, resulting in a completely safe and highly potent supplement.

Are there any side effects?
No. In the course of extensive research, no harmful side effects have presented. Each individual component has undergone hundreds of studies to ensure its safety. Cinnamon and its extracts are generally regarded as safe by the FDA; the cassia extract of cinnamon, Cinnulin PF, is included within our product. Investigations show that it offers antioxidant protection, healthy glucose and cholesterol management, and is low in toxins. All these things equate to its safety for use over long periods of time.

How do I take Insulaid?
For maximum effectiveness, take one capsule before a meal three times daily. We encourage that with this or any other supplements, you consult your licensed health care professional for further advice regarding dosing of Insulaid.

How can I be sure that Insulaid is a high quality product?
Our reputation as a distributor of dietary supplements is built upon the fact that our products are among the best available. All of the ingredients contained within this product have not only been experimentally proven to be safe and effective, but are all of the utmost purity and potency you have come to expect from the Transfer Point name. Our goal is to offer only products of the highest quality, and we are confident that Insulaid sits on a plateau alone.

Who will benefit by taking Insulaid?
Anyone looking to maintain an effective endocrine system, healthy levels of insulin, blood glucose, and cholesterol levels, and receive antioxidant protection would find Insulaid to positively assist in achieving these goals.

Insulaid features a top notch, highly purified, and scientifically proven list of ingredients:

• CinnulinPF® (Cinnamomum Aromaticum bark extract)
• Chromium (Picolinate) (CHROMAX®)
• Chromium (Polynicotinate) (ChromeMate™)
• Gymnema Sylvestre Ext. 25%
• Ginseng Extract (Panax) 30%
• Chromium (Histindinate)
• Gymnemic Acids
• Momordica Charantia Ext.
• 7% Bitter Principles
• Ginsenosides
• Alpha Lipoic Acid
• Fenugreek Ext. 50% Dietary Fibers
• Banaba Leaf Ext. 1% Corosolic Acid
• Vanadium (as vanadyl sulfate)

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Diabetes
Universally recognized but highly overlooked, ranks seventh among the causes of death in America. It is a disease closely tied to decreased insulin function, as well as high blood sugar levels. These complications, along with cardiovascular disease and oxidative damage, all stem from the autoimmune nature of diabetes. Diabetes is a result of the body rejecting insulin through malfunctioning processes. Insulaid may help to maintain good health through support of the endocrine system.

Learn Your Diabetic ABCs, by Elizabeth Smoots, MD

If you've ever taken a class to learn CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, you probably remember the ABCs: A is for airway, B for breathing, C for carotid pulse and chest compressions. Now, the National Diabetes Education Program (NDEP) has come up with its own ABCs.

The NDEP launched a campaign called "Be Smart About Your Heart: Control the ABCs of Diabetes." The goal of the program is to make people with diabetes aware of their high risk for heart disease and stroke. In my opinion, it's high time to take action. Here's why.

Diabetics at Risk for Heart Disease
People with diabetes have a two- to four-fold greater chance of developing heart disease, stroke, or hardening of the arteries compared to people without diabetes. And deaths from these diseases have not fallen in recent years among diabetics the way they have among people without diabetes.

When the time comes, about 80% of patients with diabetes die from cardiovascular causes. If you have diabetes—even if you have no known heart disease—you've got the same high risk of having a heart attack as someone who has already had a first heart attack. And your odds of dying from a first heart attack are the same as someone without diabetes who has had a second heart attack. It's that serious.

Heart disease results from diabetes when high blood-sugar levels lead to premature hardening of arteries throughout the body. The widespread buildup of plaque contributes to a life expectancy in diabetics that is shortened by an average of about 10 years.

Scope of the Diabetes Problem:
Today in the US we face the twin epidemics of obesity and diabetes. Over 15 million people in the US have diabetes, a 49% jump since 1991. And nearly 40 million Americans suffer from the most common forerunner of diabetes—obesity—a figure that has leaped 61% in the last 10 years. According to findings published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, over half of us are now overweight and one in five suffer from obesity. It's a real set-up for diabetes and diabetic heart disease. What Are the ABCs? In order to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in people with diabetes, we need better management of three critical factors. The National Diabetes Education Program (NDEP) has nicknamed these the ABCs:

"A" is for the A1C test to measure blood sugar.
Short for hemoglobin A1C, the A1C test is a blood test that measures how your blood sugar levels have been averaging over the past couple months. Depending on the severity of your disease, your A1C level should be checked about three to four times a year.

"B" is for blood pressure.
In people with diabetes the threshold for starting high blood pressure therapy is 130/85. Results from a study of 1,100 patients with diabetes showed that patients with the best blood pressure control had a 34% reduction in cardiovascular disease risk compared to those with poorer control.

"C" is for cholesterol.
Guidelines from the National Cholesterol Education Program say that LDL (bad) cholesterol levels should be less than 100, the same level recommended for patients with coronary heart disease. People with diabetes should also try to raise HDL (good) cholesterol and lower triglyceride levels.

Steps to Lower Heart Disease Risk
A recent government report found that the majority of people with diabetes in this country are not getting the kind of care they need to prevent heart disease. But NDEP's campaign urges people with diabetes to gain control of their A1C, blood pressure, and cholesterol. A good place to begin is by asking your healthcare provider three important questions about your ABCs:

What are my A1C, blood pressure, and cholesterol numbers?
What are my personal treatment goals?
What do I need to do to reach these goals?

Just because you have diabetes does not mean you have to die prematurely from heart disease or stroke. I've seen that managing the diabetic ABCs can make a real difference.

RESOURCES:
American Diabetes Association
http://www.diabetes.org

Diabetes Public Health Resource, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
http://www.cdc.gov/diabetes

National Diabetes Education Program
http://ndep.nih.gov National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases http://www.niddk.nih.gov

Scientists report new findings on the connection between diabetes and heart disease and stroke. National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases website. http://www.niddk.nih.gov/welcome/releases/6_24_01.htm.

Insulaid is a dietary supplement designed to help maintain proper endocrine function. Insulaid will help you feel more energetic and satisfied when taking in fewer cabohydrates. Insulaid will also help you feel less drowsiness and hunger. Every ingredient in Insulaid has been experimentally proven to be safe and effective regarding healthy levels of blood sugar, cholesterol and helping the body rid itself of unwanted, damaging free radicals.