Ingredient Spotlight: Apple Cider VinegarIsagenix offers weight loss solutions and aids to limit calorie intake. One of these is Isagenix Natural Accelerator , a formula combining ingredients for blood sugar support and thermogenesis like acetic acid, which comes from apple cider vinegar. Vinegar is a liquid food product that has been used in human households for more than 10,000 years (1). While vinegar shares some similarities with wine... Read the whole entry »
Podcast: Processed vs. Nutritionally Engineered FoodsTrainer: David Despain, MS, CFS, Director of Science Communications Director of Scientific Affairs and Communications David Despain is on the call to discuss why comparing Isagenix products to typical processed foods is like comparing apples to oranges. David leans on his food science expertise to break down some of the nuances in food safety and processing as well as answer some of the most... Read the whole entry »
Cleanse for Life: An Ingredient BreakdownWhat’s your favorite Cleanse for Life® ingredient? For some, it might be aloe gel or peppermint for their digestive-soothing benefits, B vitamins for metabolism support, or turmeric and ashwagandha for their help with natural detoxification. Because of its ingredient composition, Cleanse for Life is a versatile product that provides a variety of benefits depending on how you consume it. When... Read the whole entry »
Tricks for Managing Your Sweet ToothFor those with health and weight-loss goals, the scariest part of Halloween is the abundance of sugary treats everywhere you go. Resisting the urge to raid kids’ giant bags of Halloween candy is one thing, but the season also brings with it an endless amount of other food temptations that come in the form co-workers bringing cookies to the office, candy sales at the grocery store, and seasonal... Read the whole entry »
Fall for Seasonal Produce With These Third Meal IdeasThe bounty of the fall season makes it easy to expand your menu with fruits and vegetables. We could all benefit from more servings of fruits and vegetables every day. Even if you make healthful food choices, chances are good that you don’t meet the recommended number of fruit and vegetable servings. An average adult should aim for about 2½ cups of vegetables and 2 cups of fruit each day, but... Read the whole entry »
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