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Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Monday, July 27, 2015
Waiting for new pharmaceutical approvals the right approach
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Why
Canada's 'slow and low' approach is the prudent one to take
By Alan
Cassels
Expert Advisor EvidenceNetwork.ca |
VICTORIA, BC/ Troy
Media/ - The newest
report from Canada's brand name drug makers on access to new drugs has one
key message: compared to other countries, Canada goes slow and low. New drugs
are slower to be covered by our provincial drug plans and the numbers of people
who get access to new drugs are lower than in other countries. The report is
undeniably negative: Canadians are suffering because our governments don't
provide timely access to new medicines.
Produced by Rx&D (the association of Canada's brand
name drug manufacturers), the report ranks Canada 17thout of 18 industrialized nations in terms of new
drug reimbursement - with only 23 per cent of new medicines covered across the
country (it is closer to 90 per cent in the U.S.). As far as the time it takes
between when a drug gets approved by Health Canada and when the provinces start
paying for it, Canada ranks 16thof 18 countries.
Canada's drug makers
believe that drug plans in Canada should be more generous and access should be
simplified so when new and innovative medications come along - those to conquer
cancer, heart disease or other life-threatening conditions - government health
plans should quickly pay for them. After all, if they extend the length and
quality of our lives, we citizens deserve them, right?
But
here's the rub: what prescribers know about the potential benefits and harms of
a new drug when they arrive on the market is often uncertain or problematic. As
new drugs are often studied for a shorter period of time and with a very
specific population, the studies often end up with biases, with unpublished data
and without a full sense of the overall safety of the drug in the real
population.
Canada
approach of taking the time to decide how, or if, a new drug needs to be covered
is the smart way to go. For example, the widely prescribed arthritis drug Vioxx
caused as many as 60,000 excess heart attack deaths in North America according
to some estimates. But those Canadian provinces which were more restrictive in
covering it (such as B.C.) likely had proportionally fewer deaths caused by the
drug.
According
to a new
report, the number of new cases of cancer in
Canada will rise dramatically over the next 15 years, mostly due to baby boomers
acquiring more diseases of aging - and this will drive the demand for more and
more effective cancer drugs.
But
there is plenty of evidence to suggest caution in approaching this new reality.
A recent
article in the British Medical
Journal by two noteworthy pharmaceutical
industry analysts, Donald Light and fellow Expert Advisor Joel Lexchin, made the
case that cancer drugs are often rushed to market and have faster approvals even
when they provide very little gain for patients.
Their
study, Why do cancer drugs get such an easy ride?, examined nearly 9,000
oncology clinical trials conducted between 2007 and 2010 and compared those
studies to drugs for other diseases. They found that cancer drugs were almost
three times less likely to be evaluated in randomized studies or tested against
comparator drugs, and were more likely to be 'fast-tracked' in approvals than
other drugs, casting doubt on the long-term benefit and safety of the drugs.
There's
also a little bit of sleight of hand around what's being measured. Does it
matter if a clinical trial of a new cancer drug gets approved because it shrinks
a tumour as opposed to making the patient live longer or healthier? The reality
is that many cancer drugs can shrink tumours quite effectively (and expensively)
but may not change the length of a person's life, while possibly turning the
last few months of a person's life into medically-intensive misery.
We
all want access to newer and better drugs but could we better spend our cancer
budgets towards an array of non-drug options that improve the lives of people
with cancer? Do we want to continue to allow expensive drug intensive therapy to
eclipse all the other things we could do for cancer patients and their
families?
Wildly
expensive new cancer drugs are eating a growing share of our healthcare dollars
and provinces are clearly voting with their budgets, going slow and low on
approvals and coverage of new therapies. Canada's drug manufacturers are
condemning us for this approach, but they're wrong - regardless of how
strenuously they try to paint Canadians as poor suffering underdogs with stingy
and heartless healthcare systems.
Alan
Cassels is a pharmaceutical policy researcher in Victoria and an expert advisor
with EvidenceNetwork.ca.
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Wednesday, July 22, 2015
During Kids Eat Right Month™, Teach Kids The Importance Of Food Safety
Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and ConAgra Foods' Home Food Safety
program offers information to keep families safe from food poisoning
CHICAGO, July, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Food safety is a serious concern with
one
in six Americans getting sick from food poisoning per year. Young children are
even more susceptible to food poisoning because their immune systems aren't
developed enough to fight foodborne infections.
This August, during Kids Eat Right Month™, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics,
through its Home Food Safety program, encourages all parents to teach kids
how to reduce their risk of food poisoning at home with four simple steps:
1) wash, 2) separate, 3) cook and 4) refrigerate.
"Children start forming lifelong habits at a young age, so it is important to
establish good eating and proper food safety practices early in life,"
says registered dietitian nutritionist and Academy Spokesperson Wesley Delbridge.
"Teaching good habits at this impressionable age when kids are ready
and eager to learn will start positive lifelong patterns."
The Home Food Safety program is dedicated to raising awareness
about food poisoning and helping everyone know the basics when
it comes to safely preparing food at home. Delbridge offers the
following advice to teach kids how to safely handle food.
1) Wash: Wash hands for at least 20 seconds.
"Washing hands before and while handling food can prevent nearly
half of all cases of food poisoning, so it is important to show
children how to correctly wash their hands," says Delbridge.
"Always use warm, soapy water to wash the front and back
of hands, between fingers and under fingernails, all the way up
to the wrist. The "Happy Birthday" song is about 10 seconds
long, so have kids sing it twice while they lather up to ensure
they wash for an adequate amount of time."
2) Separate: Separate raw chicken, meats, fish and eggs from
ready-to-eat foods like bread and vegetables.
"Cross-contamination occurs when juices from raw meats and
poultry touch ready-to-eat foods, so always use separate
cuttings boards for these different food items," says Delbridge.
"Buy and use different colored cutting boards to show kids the
importance of separating raw meats and poultry from ready to-eat
foods. For example, use a green cutting board for vegetables and
a red one for raw meats."
3) Cook: Always use a food thermometer to determine if food is
thoroughly cooked and don't eat raw or undercooked foods.
"One of the most common food safety mistakes is not using a food
thermometer. Many people think they can tell when food is done
simply by checking its color and texture, but there's no way to be
sure food is safely cooked without using a food thermometer,"
says Delbridge. "Show kids how to use and read a food thermometer.
And make sure kids know not to taste food until it's done.
One of the most tempting foods for kids to eat is raw cookie dough,
which is dangerous to eat when raw. So have kids take the Cookie Rookie pledge."
4) Refrigerate: Cool foods promptly - always within two hours.
"Cooling foods slows the growth of harmful bacteria, so in order to
keep food safe, all perishable foods must be refrigerated within two
hours of preparation," says Delbridge. "Lead by example by quickly
refrigerating perishable foods and explaining to kids the importance
of the refrigerator in stopping the growth of illness-causing bacteria."
Children and families can learn more about these four easy steps with
games, activity sheets, articles and more on the Kids section of
HomeFoodSafety.org. For additional information on safely
handling food at home and reducing the risk of food poisoning,
visit www.HomeFoodSafety.org.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and ConAgra Foods' Home
Food Safety program is dedicated to raising consumer awareness
about the seriousness of food poisoning and providing solutions
for easily and safely handling food in their own kitchens.
More information can be found at www.HomeFoodSafety.org.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is the world's largest
organization of food and nutrition professionals. The Academy is
committed to improving the nation's health and advancing the
profession of dietetics through research, education and advocacy.
Visit the Academy at www.eatright.org.
ConAgra Foods, Inc., (NYSE: CAG) is one of North America's
largest food makers with branded and private branded foods found
99 percent of America's households, as well as a strong commercial
foods business serving restaurants and foodservice operations
globally. Consumers can find recognized brands such as
Egg Beaters®, Healthy Choice®, Hunt's®, Marie Callender's®,
Orville Redenbacher's®, and many other ConAgra Foods brands,
along with food sold by ConAgra Foods under private brand labels,
in grocery, convenience, mass merchandise, club stores and drugstores.
ConAgra Foods also has a strong commercial foods presence,
supplying frozen potato and sweet potato products as well as
other vegetable, spice, bakery and grain products to a variety of
well-known restaurants, foodservice operators and commercial customers.
For more information, please visit us at www.conagrafoods.com.
in six Americans getting sick from food poisoning per year. Young children are
even more susceptible to food poisoning because their immune systems aren't
developed enough to fight foodborne infections.
This August, during Kids Eat Right Month™, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics,
through its Home Food Safety program, encourages all parents to teach kids
how to reduce their risk of food poisoning at home with four simple steps:
1) wash, 2) separate, 3) cook and 4) refrigerate.
"Children start forming lifelong habits at a young age, so it is important to
establish good eating and proper food safety practices early in life,"
says registered dietitian nutritionist and Academy Spokesperson Wesley Delbridge.
"Teaching good habits at this impressionable age when kids are ready
and eager to learn will start positive lifelong patterns."
The Home Food Safety program is dedicated to raising awareness
about food poisoning and helping everyone know the basics when
it comes to safely preparing food at home. Delbridge offers the
following advice to teach kids how to safely handle food.
1) Wash: Wash hands for at least 20 seconds.
"Washing hands before and while handling food can prevent nearly
half of all cases of food poisoning, so it is important to show
children how to correctly wash their hands," says Delbridge.
"Always use warm, soapy water to wash the front and back
of hands, between fingers and under fingernails, all the way up
to the wrist. The "Happy Birthday" song is about 10 seconds
long, so have kids sing it twice while they lather up to ensure
they wash for an adequate amount of time."
2) Separate: Separate raw chicken, meats, fish and eggs from
ready-to-eat foods like bread and vegetables.
"Cross-contamination occurs when juices from raw meats and
poultry touch ready-to-eat foods, so always use separate
cuttings boards for these different food items," says Delbridge.
"Buy and use different colored cutting boards to show kids the
importance of separating raw meats and poultry from ready to-eat
foods. For example, use a green cutting board for vegetables and
a red one for raw meats."
3) Cook: Always use a food thermometer to determine if food is
thoroughly cooked and don't eat raw or undercooked foods.
"One of the most common food safety mistakes is not using a food
thermometer. Many people think they can tell when food is done
simply by checking its color and texture, but there's no way to be
sure food is safely cooked without using a food thermometer,"
says Delbridge. "Show kids how to use and read a food thermometer.
And make sure kids know not to taste food until it's done.
One of the most tempting foods for kids to eat is raw cookie dough,
which is dangerous to eat when raw. So have kids take the Cookie Rookie pledge."
4) Refrigerate: Cool foods promptly - always within two hours.
"Cooling foods slows the growth of harmful bacteria, so in order to
keep food safe, all perishable foods must be refrigerated within two
hours of preparation," says Delbridge. "Lead by example by quickly
refrigerating perishable foods and explaining to kids the importance
of the refrigerator in stopping the growth of illness-causing bacteria."
Children and families can learn more about these four easy steps with
games, activity sheets, articles and more on the Kids section of
HomeFoodSafety.org. For additional information on safely
handling food at home and reducing the risk of food poisoning,
visit www.HomeFoodSafety.org.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and ConAgra Foods' Home
Food Safety program is dedicated to raising consumer awareness
about the seriousness of food poisoning and providing solutions
for easily and safely handling food in their own kitchens.
More information can be found at www.HomeFoodSafety.org.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is the world's largest
organization of food and nutrition professionals. The Academy is
committed to improving the nation's health and advancing the
profession of dietetics through research, education and advocacy.
Visit the Academy at www.eatright.org.
ConAgra Foods, Inc., (NYSE: CAG) is one of North America's
largest food makers with branded and private branded foods found
99 percent of America's households, as well as a strong commercial
foods business serving restaurants and foodservice operations
globally. Consumers can find recognized brands such as
Egg Beaters®, Healthy Choice®, Hunt's®, Marie Callender's®,
Orville Redenbacher's®, and many other ConAgra Foods brands,
along with food sold by ConAgra Foods under private brand labels,
in grocery, convenience, mass merchandise, club stores and drugstores.
ConAgra Foods also has a strong commercial foods presence,
supplying frozen potato and sweet potato products as well as
other vegetable, spice, bakery and grain products to a variety of
well-known restaurants, foodservice operators and commercial customers.
For more information, please visit us at www.conagrafoods.com.
Monday, July 20, 2015
InnoviCares Launches My Medicine Cabinet, New Functionality For Patients
July , 2015 HALIFAX, NS – Registered innoviCares members can now manage their health- care through the updated patient portal on innoviCares.ca. This new addition supports innoviCares’ mission to empower patients by offering greater choice and broader access to brand-name drugs and medical devices. “With the new My Medicine Cabinet, patients can keep track of current and previous medications, vitamins and personal care items easily and all in one place,” says Debbie Fougere, innoviCares Product Manager. “Refill reminders can be set to ensure patients never miss a pick-up again. They can also see how early or late refills for innoviCares products are being picked up, in the new Report Card section. Each feature was designed to help patients better manage their health-care.” InnoviCares is a free, supplemental patient benefit plan available to all Canadians with a valid email address. Regardless of existing public or private plan coverage, innoviCares allows patients to receive the brand-name medications and health-care products prescribed by a physician at an equal or similar price to the generic alternative(s). As always, innoviCares features are free to registered innoviCares cardholders. For more information, or to become an innoviCares member, visit www.innoviCares.ca. |
Friday, July 17, 2015
Move Pain Out – The Faster and Natural Way
Toronto,
July 16, 2015: One in
10 Canadians are reported to live with pain, highlighting an increasing need for
a fast, effective, safe – and natural – solution. Genuine Health’s line of pain relief products, featuring *BiovaFlex®,
offers a new, Canadian-formulated, superior
solution.
According
to Dr. Julie Chen, ND: “People shouldn’t have to trade pain for more serious
side effects, and they shouldn’t have to trade effectiveness for natural.
The time has come for a revolutionary approach to pain relief. An
approach that offers people relief, while nourishing the body with the best that
nature has to offer.”
The
makers of greens+ have introduced a natural alternative to
non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) – typically used to reduce pain
and swelling. Genuine Health’s key ingredient is research-proven BiovaFlex®,
natural eggshell membrane. BiovaFlex® is a 100% water-soluble whole food source of many key
bioactives that are shown to reduce inflammatory markers, such as C-reactive
protein. This in turn reduces pain and inflammation, while providing the body
with structural components that nourish and repair joints.
“Pain
relief supplements from Genuine Health are unique in that they contain
BiovaFlex® – the
fastest and most effective natural pain relieving ingredient on the market.
I
advocate Genuine Health pain relief supplements as part of my anti-inflammatory
diet plan.”
– Eva Selhub, M.D. Instructor, Harvard School of
Medicine
fast
joint care+:
Relief from joint pain including general pain and discomfort or pain resulting
from athletics. Fast and effective, just one capsule a day is shown to provide
superior anti-inflammatory support (five times more effective than
glucosamine!), and has been clinically proven to work in just five days.
fast
arthritis pain relief+:Anti-inflammatory
support for sufferers of arthritis or those requiring a more potent formula.
Fast and effective, just two capsules per day provide all the
benefits of fast joint care+, with the addition of two potent
anti-inflammatories shown to provide superior support and nourishment to those
suffering from osteoarthritis.
“I’ve been using this product for nearly four years now. Within a
week of trying it for the first time, I knew I couldn’t live without it. When
anyone mentions joint pain, I send them to fast arthritis pain relief+.”
– Dr. John Berardi, Precision Nutrition
fast
pain relief+:
Relief from acute and chronic pain, including headache, back pain, muscle aches
and cramps from PMS. Fast and effective, just three capsules provide you with all the
anti-inflammatory benefits found in fast joint care+, but with the added
benefit of Devil’s Claw and White Willow Bark (nature’s Aspirin), shown to
provide pain relief in as little as two hours without causing drowsiness.
“I finally said ‘no more!’ to my 30 years of back pain and started
taking fast pain relief+. I immediately started noticing less pain and
more mobility so that I was able to kickstart a fitness program and stick to it.
I have now been pain free for six months!” – Eva Selhub, MD, Instructor, Harvard
School of Medicine
About Genuine Health: At Genuine Health we are inspired by our customers, our people, our
products and our passion for health. Our vision is to change the way people are
nourished. Over the past 20+ years, the company that started with one product,
greens+, is now one of the largest natural product companies in
Canada.
www.genuinehealth.com
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
BiPro® Launches New MuscleRaiser™ Fundraising Program
BiPro® Launches New MuscleRaiser™ Fundraising
Program
A New Whey to Raise Money and Bring Nutrition to Schools
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn., July, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- BiPro USA, Consumer Division of Davisco, Business Unit of
Agropur Inc., announces the launch of the MuscleRaiser fundraising program.
There are two programs: the BiPro's "Trainer's Table" and "Team MuscleRaiser"
program. These fundraising programs are designed to make fundraising less of a
pain, and to boost nutrition by supplying an increase in, the ever important
nutrient, protein.
High school athletes are at a critical stage of development and require high
quality protein to build and repair muscle from lifting weights, performing
resistance exercises and intense physical competition. Coaches mentor and
prepare the athletes for competition and performance by introducing young
athletic competitors to BiPro and the role protein plays in improving athletic
performance earlier in their lives. Teaming up with BiPro will help introduce
young athletes to BiPro and the role protein plays in building muscle and
improving performance.
MuscleRaiser
Our nation's youth programs are under increasing financial pressure, which means an increase in the number of teams who are spending less time on the field and more time fundraising. BiPro USA offers the MuscleRaiser as a simple solution. BiPro USA will take care of everything, there is no door-to-door selling required. The MuscleRaiser campaign is handled electronically from signing up to placing orders.
Each order purchased by you, a member of your team or even friends and family members will give your school/organization 20% back.
Trainer's Table
The Trainer's Table program allows teams to resell BiPro in the school gym, store or at the concession stands by taking advantage of purchasing 12 or more jars of BiPro at a 30% discount.
BiPro is an all lean, clean and all natural protein. Athletes who compare labels will quickly discover that BiPro is made from milk, has no filler ingredients and the highest level of protein commercially available rich in natural amino acids to boost muscle synthesis and natural muscle growth.
MuscleRaiser
Our nation's youth programs are under increasing financial pressure, which means an increase in the number of teams who are spending less time on the field and more time fundraising. BiPro USA offers the MuscleRaiser as a simple solution. BiPro USA will take care of everything, there is no door-to-door selling required. The MuscleRaiser campaign is handled electronically from signing up to placing orders.
Each order purchased by you, a member of your team or even friends and family members will give your school/organization 20% back.
Trainer's Table
The Trainer's Table program allows teams to resell BiPro in the school gym, store or at the concession stands by taking advantage of purchasing 12 or more jars of BiPro at a 30% discount.
BiPro is an all lean, clean and all natural protein. Athletes who compare labels will quickly discover that BiPro is made from milk, has no filler ingredients and the highest level of protein commercially available rich in natural amino acids to boost muscle synthesis and natural muscle growth.
CONTACT: Aimee Krengel 877-692-4776 fundraising@biProUSA.com
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Davisco to Highlight New Innovative Whey Protein Ingredients at IFT15
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn., July 10, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
Davisco, Business Unit of Agropur Inc. will be exhibiting at the Institute
of Food Technologists Food Expo in
Chicago July 12-14 (Booth 961) highlighting
new whey protein ingredients. These latest ingredients
are ideal for protein fortification of snack foods and other
nutritional products with the high quality and high purity
whey proteins for which Davisco is known.
quality alpha-lactalbumin with approximately 2 grams leucine and
1 gram tryptophan highlights what can be done with Davisco's
industry-leading high purity whey protein fraction. This product
concept highlights not only the unique nutritional profile of this
alpha-lactalbumin isolate, but the heat stability, clarity and
clean-flavor suitable for aseptically-processed low acid
beverages and supplements. This ingredient is most broadly
used for infant nutrition products and is also suitable for
targeted nutritional products seeking high levels of natural
tryptophan with whey protein quality and functionality.
The beverage prototype is naturally flavored with ginger
and sweetened with sugar to highlight the exceptionally
clean flavor of Davisco's Alpha. This combination of
protein per serving, amino acid profile and nutritional
quality, clean-flavor, high clarity and superior heat
stability in a low acid beverage is only possible
with 90% pure Alpha-lactalbumin.
A trail mix bar with premium visible particulates and held
together with a viscosity-controlled binder highlights two
new ingredients from Davisco suitable for snack foods
. BioZate® 7 is a high purity hydrolyzed whey protein
isolate that can be used at high levels while maintaining
product and process-friendly texture and viscosity.
Unique to BioZate® 7 is an absence of bitterness
and a protein purity typically at 95% dry basis.
Both BioZate 7 and Davisco's WPC-80 Heat Stable
ingredient are also used in a whey protein crisp,
extruded on a twin-screw extruder to highlight
the light texture and air-cell stabilization that is
possible in 50% and 60% protein crisps.
The complete trail mix bar prototype is formulated
to have 10 grams protein in a 40 gram serving,
with ginger, nuts, pumpkin seeds, and a
Thai spice seasoning blend in a unique
premium savory whey protein concept.
About Davisco (Business Unit of Agropur Inc.):
Davisco (www.daviscofoods.com) is a worldwide
dairy global business headquartered in Le Sueur,
Minnesota. Operating five dairy processing plants
(cheese, whey and other dairy-based food ingredients)
in South Dakota, Minnesota, and Idaho. Davisco makes
65 percent of the whey protein isolates sold worldwide.
Monday, July 13, 2015
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
Orbis Canada’s sight saving heroes raise over $110,000 at annual Plane Pull
Orbis Canada surpasses goal at the Plane Pull
for Sight fundraising event
3,000 sight saving heroes gathered
on the tarmac to support Orbis Canada’s Plane Pull for Sight (Plane Pull for
Sight). The two events, May 23 in Toronto and June 28 in Vancouver, were a
success by surpassing this year’s goal of over $110,000 to help provide quality,
worldwide eye health care. Twenty-five teams in Toronto and 16 in Vancouver came
to the tarmac raise money and use all their strength to compete for the fastest
time to pull a FedEx 757 Cargo Plane.
Orbis Canada’s Plane Pull for Sight is an annual event that
strives to build awareness about eye health and enable medical attention to
those who would not otherwise be able to receive quality eye care. Donations
support Orbis Canada and the Flying Eye Hospital’s sight saving efforts around
the world. The Flying Eye Hospital is the world’s only accredited ophthalmic
training hospital aboard a DC-10 aircraft, since 1982 it has visited 92
countries and brought vision to millions.
“We are thrilled to announce that the Orbis Plane Pull for Sight
events has raised over $110,000,” says Orbis Canada’s Director of Development,
Caroline Huang. “We can not express enough thanks to our donors and volunteers
that are helping to give countless communities improved lives through access to
eye care.”
In
addition to fundraising, teams have the opportunity to compete to be recognized
in multiple categories including the fastest pull time over 15 gruelling feet.
Winners of the Orbis Canada Plane Pull for Sight
include:
Fastest Pull Time
Toronto: YYZ Am In-Con, 8.6 seconds
Vancouver: CHC Rotorblades, 7.94 seconds
Top Fundraiser
Toronto: L’Occitane, $8,690
Vancouver: CHC Rotorheads, $4,732
ABOUT ORBIS CANADA:
Orbis
Canada is the affiliate of Orbis International, a
global non-profit organization dedicated to saving vision worldwide. Orbis
prevents and treats blindness through hands-on training, public health
education, improved access to quality eye care, and partnerships with local
health care organizations in an effort to eliminate avoidable blindness. By
building their long-term capabilities, Orbis helps its partner institutions take
action to reach a state where they can provide, on their own, quality eye care
services that are affordable, accessible, and sustainable. To learn more about
Orbis Canada, please visit www.orbis.org
Monday, July 6, 2015
Secrets from the Nile
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The
blue lotus or blue water lily was used in ancient Egypt as a key to good health,
sex and rebirth. It puts the good in "feel
good."
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When
archaeologists opened the tomb of King Tut in 1922, they found him covered in
remnants of a precious flower- the sacred blue lily.
Some
believe it was to promote spiritual ecstasy.
Of
that, we can't be sure.
But
what we do know is this special lily was coveted in ancient Egypt as a cure all
and a way to create well-being, euphoria, and ecstasy.
The
benefits this flower can offer you are astonishing. It contains something called
quercetin, a known performance enhancer, and beta-sitosterol,
which stimulates our natural desire for sex.
It
also increases blood flow - a crucial piece to feeling sensual and alive...
which I'll tell you more about in a moment.
But
what's even more remarkable is, combined with the right ingredients, the sacred
blue lily does more than stimulate a desire for sex... it enhances the most
powerful force in your body.
The
same force that makes women feel powerful, energized, and full of life.
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