Unitus Announces New Partnership with MokshaYug Access

Unitus Announces New Partnership with MokshaYug Access

Partnership will help MYA to reach 1,000,000 of India's working poor by 2010.

Redmond, WA (PRWEB) October 10, 2007

Unitus, Inc., a worldwide leader in scaling innovative solutions to global poverty, today announced a new partnership with MokshaYug Access (MYA), a company working in northern Karnataka, India to provide "microfinance plus" services to poor families. "Microfinance plus" services include health care, clean water, education, and other critical products in addition to microcredit services.

MYA shares Unitus's vision for utilizing microfinance as a channel for delivering essential products and services to the working poor. Through the partnership, Unitus will help fuel MYA's growth by delivering strategic business consulting, facilitating access to growth capital, providing HR systems, and introducing targeted technology applications to improve the organization's capacity and operational efficiency. MYA aims to provide life-changing financial, retail, healthcare, and livelihood services to more than 1,000,000 micro-entrepreneurs and their families in three years (up from 24,000 clients today). More information about MYA can be found at www. moksha-yug. in.

MYA, which launched operations in April 2006, currently provides savings and insurance services, as well as loans to more than 24,000 poor clients in rural areas of Karnataka. In addition to life and health insurance, MYA offers livestock and goat insurance to marginalized farmers, helping ensure they don't lose critical income should an animal become ill. MYA has also generated additional economic opportunity for local entrepreneurs, most recently working with India's leading incense maker to aggregate and supply raw materials at lower rates - increasing its clients' profits by 60 percent. Additionally, MYA is building a comprehensive supply chain model and will franchise this throughout India to provide rural households with additional products and services.

Harsha Moily, Founder and CEO, is the type of visionary, entrepreneurial and commercially-minded CEO Unitus seeks to partner with. An alumni of the Thunderbird School of Global Management, Harsha has experience working in venture capital and investment banking in the US and UK, and with Reliance in India.

"The microfinance expertise of Unitus and their ability to integrate it into innovative business models will help MYA develop a supply chain model which leverages microfinance to vastly improve the livelihoods of India's rural poor. MYA is delighted to be a Unitus partner," said Moily.

Unitus CEO Geoff Davis expressed similar excitement about the potential of this new partnership.

"This is an important partnership for Unitus," said Davis. "MYA is tackling the industry problem of innovation in a big way - it is offering poor families additional financial and finance-linked services to meet their household needs. Ultimately, this means new economic opportunities for families in rural areas. Unitus is proud to be fighting global poverty by supporting visionary leaders like Harsha Moily in their quest to scale up quickly and serve more of the world's poor."

About Unitus:
Unitus, Inc. is a worldwide leader at scaling innovative solutions to global poverty. Unitus accelerates access to life-changing financial services for those at the bottom of the economic pyramid - the 3 billion people who are living on less than $2 a day. We partner with the world's most promising microfinance institutions and provide them with breakthrough business strategies, technology, and access to capital that empower them to serve thousands more hardworking micro-entrepreneurs around the world. Unitus partners are adding new loan recipients 11 times faster than the industry average. Our portfolio reaches more than 2.5 million families through 17 partners in Argentina, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Mexico and the Philippines. Our goal is to reach more than 15 million of the world's working poor by 2010. Unitus has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and on National Public Radio, and received Fast Company magazine's Social Capitalist Award in 2005 and 2006.

Unitus is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, with offices in Redmond, Wash. and Bangalore, India. For more information, please visit www. unitus. com or contact us at info@unitus. com.

Media Contact:
Mary Balmaceda
Director of Marketing and Communications
Unitus
Tel: 425-968-0514

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Danny Glover Drinks Tahitian Noni® Juice

Danny Glover Drinks Tahitian Noni® Juice

Actor Danny Glover signs Agreement with Tahitian Noni International. Danny says. “After a few days of consuming the juice, I noticed that I slept better and I felt stronger, more refreshed and more alert.”

Provo, UT (PRWEB) March 11, 2006

Tahitian Noni International, developer and exclusive provider of the internationally acclaimed TAHITIAN NONI® Juice, announced that that it has recently entered into an agreement with famed film, stage, and television actor Danny Glover to have his TAHITIAN NONI Juice experience featured on the company’s official website. Danny began his incredible acting career on the stage, but is best known for co-starring with Mel Gibson in the Lethal Weapon series, which earned him an NAACP Image Award and an MTV Movie Award.

Mr. Glover drinks TAHITIAN NONI Juice daily. “I began drinking TAHITIAN NONI® Juice without any knowledge of the benefits, just on the advice of a friend,” Danny says. “After a few days of consuming the juice, I noticed that I slept better and I felt stronger, more refreshed and more alert.”

"I keep TAHITIAN NONI Juice on the movie set while I am filming. I also drink it before I exercise, knowing that the juice will enhance my exercise regimen. TAHITIAN NONI Juice gives me an overall sense of well being.”

“Tahitian Noni International is extremely pleased to have established a business relationship with Mr. Glover,” stated Shon Whitney, Vice President of Corporate Communications. “He is one of the most respected and honoured actors of our time, and brings with him tremendous credibility.” In recognition of his lifetime dedication to public service, Danny was honoured with the 2002 Marian Anderson Award, 2003 NAACP Chairman’s Award, and 2004 BET Lifetime Achievement Award.

About the Company

Tahitian Noni International is a global, research-driven products company that was the first to introduce the health benefits of the noni plant to the world outside Tahiti. Founded by two food research scientists in 1995, the company is a leader in the discovery, development, manufacturing, and marketing of noni-based products including beverages, beauty and spa products, weight loss management lines, and animal nutrition. Headquartered in Provo, Utah, Tahitian Noni International has manufacturing facilities in the United States, Tahiti, Japan, and China; sales offices in 35 countries worldwide.

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GRAND Magazine Caters to Booming Market of Young Grandparents

GRAND Magazine Caters to Booming Market of Young Grandparents

As More Baby Boomers Become Grandparents, GRAND Magazine Covers All Aspects of Their Lives.

ST. PETERSBURG, FL (PRWEB) October 9, 2005

Every day in the United States, 4,000 moms and dads become grandmas and grandpas.

And, with the average age of new grandparents in this country at 48, there are plenty of issues and interests that surround this demographic of Baby Boomers. GRAND Magazine is the only lifestyle publication in the country targeting this generation, devoting its pages to such relevant topics as real estate, food, tourism, leisure activities, education, beauty and automobiles.

“GRAND Magazine is a new, unique and powerful investment for advertisers who want to directly reach grandparents, who control $800 billion in discretionary income in this country,” said Christine Crosby, the magazine’s founder, who now serves as editorial director. “GRAND Magazine is unique in the marketplace. No other publication targets the ages 45 to 65 market like we do.”

Crosby said the bi-monthly magazine’s readership comprises “the hippest, best-educated, healthiest and wealthiest generation of grandparents in American history.” There are now 70 million grandparents in the United States – the greatest single economic force in the United States, she noted.

“More than ever, grandparents have the time and the money to buy luxury items,” Crosby said. “Grandparents today control a full 77 percent of our nation’s assets. Our grandparents annual spending of $1.2 trillion would rank them Number 13 on the global ranking for gross domestic product – ahead of Canada, Spain and the entire continent of Australia.”

The objective of GRAND Magazine is to report on the many ways in which grandparents in the United States are leading vibrant lives. Each issue of this consumer lifestyle magazine features a cover story about a celebrity who happens to be a grandparent, such as Goldie Hawn, Harrison Ford and, in this month’s issue, Pierce Brosnan.

“Including such rock legends as Mick Jagger, Bob Dylan and Tina Turner, all of whom still pack stadiums, the typical grandparents in 2005 are very different than those from a generation ago,” Crosby said. “Every issue of our magazine chronicles this phenomenon; that is why we are picking up dedicated readers across the country.”

As GRAND Magazine covers major life-changing events for young, vibrant grandparents, its national circulation is expected to boom as well. The magazine is already distributed nationally through Barnes & Noble, Borders, Wal-Mart and other coast-to-coast retailers.

The magazine is also widely available at special events that target Baby Boomers, such as the Senior Olympics, trade shows, the World Money Show, as well as through national charities, such as the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

“We are tapping in to an unbelievable number of Americans who felt there was no magazine, until now, that focuses solely on them,” Crosby said. “A recent survey shows that people between the ages of 50 and 59 are at a true crossroads, as they enter a new phase in their lives.”

“In that age bracket, nearly 25 percent of them are becoming grandparents, are likely dealing with the care or death of a parent and are facing new health problems,” she added. “Their youngest children are moving out of the house; some have retired and don’t know what to do next.

“GRAND Magazine is there for all these people; that is why we are poised for such tremendous growth,” Crosby said. “Our readers are relying on us. They depend on GRAND Magazine to help maximize the next chapter of their lives.”

GRAND Magazine also offers its readers an interactive website, www. grandmagazine. com, which features forums, contests, reviews of toys and books, and other valuable resources. The website is another ideal vehicle for advertisers to reach the most affluent demographic in the U. S. market.

GRAND Media, LLC, a Florida based publishing company, was founded by Christine Crosby, 59, who is a grandmother and a great grandmother that loves to roller blades, sail and is a radiant example of the new breed of boomer grandparents.

Her career as an entrepreneur began in the late 1970’s. Since then she has started and sold two successful businesses. For over 20 years she has been in the publishing industry. She has worked her entire career to strengthen families and protect abused children. Ms. Crosby published a nationally renowned book on abuse and domestic violence prevention. She started a chain of parenting magazines in the early 90’s that were sold to the Chicago Tribune in 1995.

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Seniors in Medicare D Wise to Reconsider Prescription Options

Seniors in Medicare D Wise to Reconsider Prescription Options

Changes to the Medicare D Prescription Program in 2007 may significantly increase out-of-pocket costs for beneficiaries. With an end to the seizure campaign by U. S. Customs, American seniors once again turn to licensed Canadian pharmacies for safe, affordable medications and savings superior to Medicare.

Toronto, Canada (PRWEB) December 4, 2006

With the enrollment period for 2007 Medicare D prescription program underway, American seniors are being urged to re-assess their drug plans because of new changes that could dramatically increase enrollment costs. Many providers have revised the drugs that are covered under plan formularies and most have increased the monthly premiums, some by as much as three-fold. Although the increase to premiums averages 13% nationally, coverage for branded drugs in the "Donut Hole" or coverage gap has skyrocketed in most states with no availability whatsoever in 13 states.1

Faced with having to pay exorbitant premiums or 100% of medication costs in the Doughnut Hole, American seniors are turning to online Canadian pharmacies like ADV-Care (www. ADV-Care. com or www. PharmacyOnTheNet. com) for price relief.

"Our pharmacy is being inundated with calls from American seniors reporting that their Medicare annual costs will increase by at least three to four hundred dollars in 2007 with some expecting to see their costs increase by more than a thousand dollars," says Ramy Attalla, Director of Communications for ADV-Care Pharmacy. "Beneficiaries that had brand coverage in the gap in 2006 are now facing huge premium increases that are simply unaffordable."

Seven states in the Upper Midwest (Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North

Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming) will see the largest percent increase, with

Monthly premiums for these plans increasing by 185 percent. Overall, their

Premiums will shoot up from $38.70 in 2006 to $110.30 in 2007. New Jersey and Missouri will see premium increases of 180 and 111 percent respectively for plans with meaningful coverage in the doughnut hole.1

To further add insult to injury, some seniors may be forced to incur a 7% late enrollment penalty if they did not enroll when originally eligible. Annual deductibles have also increased to $265 in 2007 from $ 250 in 2006 (when applicable) including a widening of the doughnut hole that will require patients to pay $3,850 out-of-pocket before gaining catastrophic coverage, as opposed to $3,600 in 2006.

"The bottom line in 2007 is that enrollment costs are going up substantially, drug coverage is declining and the brand name coverage in the doughnut hole is being eliminated," says David MacKay, and international pharmacy expert and consultant. "Medicare D is an insurance program, not a benefit. As consumption increases, so too will cost. The changes in 2007 clearly demonstrate the limitations of the program.

"Therefore, seniors are wise to re-evaluate their plans and consider online Canadian pharmacies especially since Customs seizures are no longer an issue."

Many Canadian pharmacies, like ADV-Care (www. ADV-Care. com or www. PharmacyOnTheNet. com), have established international operations and can offer a variety of approved medications from several countries often at savings superior to Medicare D. But more importantly, American seniors may find it advantageous to take advantage of both options simultaneously by ordering from a Canadian pharmacy whenever their Medicare plan requires paying full price for medications.

"Many patients order from our online pharmacy when their drugs are not covered by their plan or when they enter the doughnut hole, knowing they will never spend through it," adds Attalla. "Taking advantage of imported medications when Medicare slackens is smart and easy - something more seniors will be discovering next year for sure."

ADV-Care Pharmacy (www. ADV-Care. com or www. PharmacyOnTheNet. com) is licensed by the Ontario College of Pharmacists (Accreditation # 38132) and has been safely dispensing medications to Canadian & U. S. residents for six years. All Canadian medications are Health Canada approved and are dispensed by licensed pharmacists.

1 FamiliesUSA Special Report, Nov. 2006 - Coverage Through the "Doughnut Hole" Grows Scarcer in 2007 (see attached)

Media Contact:

Ramy Attalla

Ph. 1-888-611-5582

Website: www. PharmacyOnTheNet. com

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"Premix vs. Custom TPN" Technical Paper Sponsored By Baxa Corporation Now Posted on Expert411.com For Media Access

"Premix vs. Custom TPN" Technical Paper Sponsored By Baxa Corporation Now Posted on Expert411.com For Media Access

The "Premix vs. Custom TPN" technical paper, sponsored by Baxa Corporation, is now available at Expert411.com for media and professional access. The paper, which provides a history of nutritional best practice and an examination of the use of premixed solutions for parenteral nutrition, is authored by Louis S. Diorio, RPh, and David L. Thomas, RPh MBA, both with Certified Consultant Pharmacists Healthcare Associates, Inc of Chatham, NJ. Baxa Corporation has contracted with the national consulting team to write a series of papers on hospital pharmacy and safe drug preparation and handling issues.

Englewood, CO (PRWEB) July 18, 2007

The "Premix vs. Custom TPN" technical paper, sponsored by Baxa Corporation, is now available at http://expert411.com/_wsn/page13.html (http://expert411.com/_wsn/page13.html) for media and professional access. The paper, which provides a history of nutritional best practice and an examination of the use of premixed solutions for parenteral nutrition, is authored by Louis S. Diorio, RPh, and David L. Thomas, RPh MBA, both with Certified Consultant Pharmacists Healthcare Associates, Inc. of Chatham, NJ. Baxa has contracted with the team to write a series of papers on hospital pharmacy and safe drug preparation and handling issues.

In this first paper, Diorio and Thomas examine the issues surrounding the use of premixed parenteral nutrition in the hospital environment, versus compounded, or custom total parenteral nutrition (TPN). As pointed out in the overview, America's health-system resources are now frequently stretched to the extreme, often forcing hospital management and staff to achieve a fine balance between patient care and cost. The paper examines some of the misconceptions around standardized TPNs, the use of premix solutions and the desire for the best possible patient outcomes.

Lou Diorio, RPh, is a graduate of Long Island University's Schwartz College of Pharmacy. An adjunct Professor of Pharmacy Practice for the college, and a preceptor of pharmacy students, he is a member of the Executive Dean's experiential education committee. Lou has extensive experience in IV and extemporaneous compounding, and lectures and consults on these topics. He has managed an FDA-registered cGMP manufacturing operation for Coram Healthcare (SoluNet™ LLC). Most recently, Lou was asked by the NJ Board of Pharmacy to join a select committee reviewing the Board's regulatory changes in response to changes in regulation as a direct result of USP 797. Since 1985, Lou has practiced in a number of clinical settings fulfilling many roles, including Chief Operating Officer of Hebrew Hospital Corporate services, a multi-centered sub acute and LTC hospital system in NY. He also has managed and practiced in homecare, hospital, and retail settings, plus lectured and developed educational materials for several big-pharma companies on sales and marketing topics.

Dave Thomas, RPh, MBA, is a graduate of St. Louis College of Pharmacy and has a Masters degree in Business Administration, with an emphasis in Management Information Systems, from Lewis University in Romeoville, IL. Dave's experience prior to joining CCPi included Executive Technology roles for SoluNet, LLC; Baxter Healthcare's Chemo-Therapy Division, Renal Divison, Clintec Nutritional Division and the COMPASS® Group. Since 1983, Dave has practiced in several capacities. Dave is a nationally recognized expert in Automated Compounding Technologies, having written and spoken on these and other healthcare and technology topics.

About Baxa Corporation
Baxa, a customer-focused medical device company, provides innovative, solution-based technologies for fluid handling and delivery. Its systems and devices promote the safe and efficient preparation, handling, packaging, and administration of fluid medications. Key products include Rapid-Fill™ Automated Syringe Fillers, Exacta-Med® Oral Dispensers, MicroFuse® Syringe Infusers, Repeater™ Pharmacy Pumps, and Exacta-Mix™ and MicroMacro™ Multi-Source Automated Compounders; used worldwide in hospitals and healthcare facilities. Privately held, Baxa Corporation has subsidiaries and sales offices in Canada and the United Kingdom; direct representation in Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Luxembourg, The Netherlands and Switzerland; and distribution partners worldwide. Further information is available at http://www. baxa. com (http://www. baxa. com).

About Certified Consultant Pharmacists Healthcare Associates, Inc.
Certified Consultant Pharmacists Healthcare Associates, Inc. (CCPi) is a Chatham, NJ-based Healthcare consulting firm founded in 1995 to provide the highest quality consulting services to the long-term care communities of NY, NJ, and PA. CCPi now provides its expertise to several areas of pharmacy practice including regional compounding, USP 797 compliance, regulatory affairs, and quality management. CCPi's mission is to provide value through experience, expertise, and unsurpassed customer service. For more information, go to http://www. certifiedconsultantpharmacistsinc. com (http://www. certifiedconsultantpharmacistsinc. com).

Contacts:
Marian Robinson, Vice President, Marketing
Baxa Corporation: 800.567.2292 ext. 2157 or 303.617.2157
Http://www. baxa. com (http://www. baxa. com)

Maggie Chamberlin Holben, APR, Absolutely Public Relations
303.984.9801, 303.669.3558
Http://www. absolutelypr. com (http://www. absolutelypr. com)

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Pioneers in Protecting Global Ocean Life and Ocean Environments: 2006 Pew Fellows in Marine Conservation Announced by The Pew Institute for Ocean Science

Pioneers in Protecting Global Ocean Life and Ocean Environments: 2006 Pew Fellows in Marine Conservation Announced by The Pew Institute for Ocean Science

Pew Institute for Ocean Science announces the winners of five 2006 Pew Fellowships in Marine Conservation. Fellowship recipients are pioneers of marine conservation who are finding solutions for protecting global ocean life and ocean environments.

Miami, FL (PRWEB) February 1, 2006

The winners of the 2006 Pew Fellowship in Marine Conservation (http://www. pewmarine. org) were announced today by the Pew Institute for Ocean Science (http://www. pewoceanscience. org). Presenting five Fellowships, one of which is a collaboration by two individuals, this premier award for marine conservation recognizes innovators from around the world who are finding solutions for preserving and protecting the health and sustainability of ocean life and ecosystems.

Each Pew Fellow or collaborative team receives $150,000 to conduct a three-year marine conservation project. Now celebrating its 16th anniversary, the Pew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation (http://www. pewmarine. org) has selected Pew Fellows in Marine Conservation from more than 20 countries who have completed marine ecosystem and ocean life research projects across the globe. Their fellowships are funded by The Pew Charitable Trusts (http://www. pewtrusts. org/ideas/index. cfm? issue=16).

“The 2006 Pew Fellows truly represent the global reach of this unique program,” says Ellen Pikitch, Ph. D., a Pew Fellow herself and executive director of the Pew Institute for Ocean Science at the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. “These pioneers of marine conservation are discovering new solutions for protecting and preserving our oceans worldwide.”

An international committee of marine specialists selected the 2006 Pew Fellows in Marine Conservation (http://www. pewmarine. org) based on their potential to protect ocean environments. The 2006 Pew Fellows span the globe from the United States to Tanzania and the Federated States of Micronesia:

 Exequiel Ezcurra, Ph. D. is director of the Biodiversity Research Center at the San Diego Natural History Museum and an expert in the ecology of deserts and coastal ecosystems of Baja California and the Sea of Cortés. He will develop a regional plan to manage the Sea of Cortés as a whole, single ecosystem in order to reduce the region’s increasing environmental degradation.

  Narriman Jiddawi, Ph. D. is a marine biologist and senior research fellow at the Institute of Marine Sciences at the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania. She will develop a system to assess goods and services provided by marine ecosystems into the income accounts of developing countries, using Zanzibar as a model, in collaboration with Dr. Lange.

  Glenn-Marie Lange, Ph. D. is a senior research scholar at the Center on Globalization and Sustainable Development at Columbia University’s Earth Institute. She has worked extensively in Africa and Asia, where a major component of her research has focused on building tools to integrate environmental concerns into economic policy analysis. She will collaborate with Dr. Jiddawi to develop economic models for assessing the value of marine ecosystems.

  William Kostka is executive director of the Conservation Society of Pohnpei in the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), the first non-profit conservation organization in the FSM. He was a member of the first group of Micronesian leaders in conservation formed by the Nature Conservancy. He will work to establish networks of marine protected areas in the Micronesian region.

  Robert Richmond, Ph. D. is a research professor at the Kewalo Marine Laboratory at the University of Hawaii at Manoa and has worked extensively in coral reef biology for more than 25 years. He will work on the development of biomarkers as a forensic tool to assess threats to coral reefs. Biomarkers classify cellular reactions in corals that are triggered by particular stressors. 

  Enric Sala, Ph. D. is an associate professor and deputy director at the Center for Marine Biodiversity and Conservation at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California. A native of Spain, he will examine the effectiveness of using an ecosystem-based approach to manage marine reserves in Mediterranean rocky habitats. 

Photographs and more information about each of the 2006 Pew Fellows in Marine Conservation from the Pew Institute for Ocean Science are available upon request. Detailed information about all 94 Pew Fellows in Marine Conservation is available at http://www. pewmarine. org (http://www. pewmarine. org).

The Pew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation is part of the Pew Institute for Ocean Science (http://www. pewoceanscience. org), in partnership with the University of Miami. The Pew Institute for Ocean Science strives to undertake, sponsor, and promote world-class scientific activity aimed at protecting the world's oceans and the species that inhabit them.

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High End Natural Health Products Distributor Brings Ancient Minerals Topical Magnesium Products to Singapore

High End Natural Health Products Distributor Brings Ancient Minerals Topical Magnesium Products to Singapore

Online retailer Omega3Global (www. Omega3Global. com) is the newest international distributor to partner with the manufacturer of Ancient Minerals ultra pure topical magnesium oil, gel and bath flake products.

San Ramon, CA (PRWEB) July 16, 2009

LL Magnetic Clay, Inc. announces the addition of Omega3Global to its growing list of worldwide distributors for its Ancient Minerals (http://www. ancient-minerals. com) topical magnesium product line. Headquartered in Singapore, Omega3Global (http://www. omega3global. com/shop/) is poised to meet the growing Far East demand for high quality all-natural products with easy online ordering and immediate shipping of the only topical magnesium products to bear the Genuine Zechstein source mark.

For years, health practitioners and consumers in the U. S. and elsewhere have been reaping the profound health benefits that only topically-applied ultra pure magnesium chloride mined from the ancient Zechstein Seabed provides. Thanks to the partnership between Omega3Global and LL Magnetic Clay, Inc. people living in the Far East can now reap the same optimal health benefits of the mineral Chinese Medicine reveres as the "beautiful mineral."

"Through what we say, do and promote, we hope to contribute to the awareness that in most instances health is a decision, and the consequence of taking personal responsibility to provide and do what is beneficial for the body on a consistent daily basis. Only with a healthy body can we pursue our dreams and accomplish that which we are here to do," says Omega3Global director Michael Lee.

A healthier body is possible after just a few weeks of using Ancient Minerals products. The oil, gel and bath flakes are topical products so it takes only minutes for the tremendous healing power and energy of the naturally-occurring ultra-pure magnesium chloride (http://www. ancient-minerals. com/magnesium-chloride. html) to saturate skin tissue and enter the circulatory system. With hundreds of biochemical reactions relying on magnesium-sufficient cells, users report marked improvement in:
 Energy  Stress levels  Muscle function  Quality of sleep  Immune system function  Hormone balance  Skin tissue health  Aches and pain  And more

For more information on the Ancient Minerals ultra-pure magnesium products as well as other high end natural health products available through online retailer Omega3Global, visit http://www. Omega3Global. com (http://www. Omega3Global. com).

About LL Magnetic Clay, Inc.
For over 13 years, the company's focus has been on natural and alternative therapies for heavy metal and chemical detoxification primarily through the use of the skin. The company's products include Ancient Minerals ultra-pure topical magnesium oil, gel, and bath flakes. The company has distributors in the U. S. Canada, New Zealand, the Philippines, Australia, and now Singapore.

About Omega3Global
Omega3Global specializes in bringing cutting edge natural health products to the Far East and Singapore. Its primary products include high purity omega-3 fish oil and now the Ancient Minerals brand of transdermal magnesium products.

Contact:
LL Magnetic Clay, Inc.
Www. magneticclay. com
Tel: 800-257-3315
Intl: +1 925-968-1571
Fax: 925-968-1960

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