The Belly Fat Cure Votes EBOOST “Belly Good”
December 29, 2009
Check out “The Belly Fat Cure” by Jorge Cruise here.
Check out “The Belly Fat Cure” by Jorge Cruise here.
Jonathon Prince always loved to run. As a sophomore at Cheyenne High School in Las Vegas, NV, he broke the school mile record with a time of 5:35, a feat never before achieved by a sophomore. College life at Clark-Atlanta University in Atlanta, GA put a temporary stop to his running habit, but he resumed in 2003, getting up at 5:30am five days a week to pound the streets.
In August 2005 while running through his Studio City, CA neighborhood, Jonathon decided to try and do something to help the victims of the recent Hurricane Katrina. He organized the first Run 4 Relief, a cross-country run starting in Studio City and ending in Atlanta, GA. Despite his father’s warnings that the attempt was foolish and bound to fail, Jonathon persevered and in February 2006, he finished his run with four police cars and the Clark-Atlanta University track team escorting him to a homecoming celebration.
With the success of Run 4 Relief, Jonathon found his life’s purpose. In July 2006, he began Run 4 Relief II, running from Atlanta, GA to New York to promote awareness of the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. In total, Jonathon raised $125,000 for Katrina relief efforts.
Now, Jonathon’s at it again. This time, his Hope or Die! run started in California in October 2009 and will end in Washington, DC in March 2010. Instead of running straight across America, Jonathon plans to run from community to community, helping where help is needed and inspiring others to do likewise. Along the way, he’ll be raising money for six charities:
EBOOST is proud to provide Jonathon with the energy, hydration and recovery to help him on his run. If you want to do YOUR part to help Jonathon raise money, go to his website at www.hopeordie.org and click on “Contribute.” Tweet about it, tell your friends and post about it on facebook. Every little helps.
Read more about Jonathon on his blog, facebook page, twitter or youtube channel. Or read the articles written about him by CNN and Nike.
Travel to Wellness puts EBOOST on its list of the top ten travel gadgets, gifts and items for the wellness-minded traveler.
EBOOST Drink Mix
Celebrities like Heidi Klum and Kelly Ripa are fans of EBOOST, and we get why: the drink mix is a portable pick-me-up, and all you need to reap its benefits is a glass of water. The brainchild of two frequent-flier businessmen, EBOOST comes in orange and pink lemonade flavours and contains vitamin C, B12, Folic Acid, Zinc, and green tea extracts among other natural ingredients. We think it’s an easy – and tasty – way to keep our energy and immune system up while travelling and flying. ($28 for a 24 pack of powder mixes or $14.99 for a tube of 10 tablets.)
We all know that EBOOST is chock full of essential vitamins and minerals. However, some people think that a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables is all a body needs. Don’t get me wrong–we’re not knocking fruits and veggies. EBOOST fans are some of the healthiest folks around. But have you ever wondered exactly how many servings you’d need to eat in order to match the nutrition in a single serving of EBOOST? We did, so we asked Dr Sharon Richter to put together a comparison for some of the major EBOOST ingredients.
In case you don’t have the patience to read the fine print, here’s a summary. You can drink one glass of EBOOST, or you can eat 50g potatoes, 26 cups brussels sprouts, 7 cups bok choy, 3.8 cups papaya, 10 ears of corn, 67 cups celery, 4.2 cups of blackberries and 1.2 bananas. Unless you’re living in a zoo, we think the choice is clear. (Disclaimer: EBOOST not recommended for gorillas, elephants and other animals. Only party animals need apply.)
Vitamin C (1,000 mg)
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Niacin (15 mg)
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Vitamin B6 (2 mg)
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Folic Acid (200 mcg)
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Zinc (7.5 mg)
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Selenium (100 mcg)
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Copper (1 mg)
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Potassium (500 mg)
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A Few of Lil’s Favorite Things: December
Mommy needs to stay on top of her game this holiday season. EBOOST ($28 for 24 packets) can help her do that by providing essential vitamins and a boost of energy in a small packet with a glass of water. Made with Stevia, the effervescent powder makes a pretty tasty five calorie drink, too!
944 Magazine knows that EBOOST is the key to boosting immunity.
Why go pay $100 for a shot of B-12 which gives you 1000 mcgs when you can pour a pack of delicious Orange or Pink Lemonade into your water or any beverage for that matter for healthy Energy, Immunity, Recovery and Focus giving you 2,500 mcgs of Vitamin B-12, 2.5 times more than a mere shot of B-12 plus essential vitamins and minerals to BOOST your health & energy for flu season. Heidi Klum, Victoria Beckham, The Rock, Kelly Ripa and Kobe Bryant are all BOOSTING.
Read the full article here.
Patients in my practice here in Toronto, know my profound love and dedication to this product. And now, you lucky ducky, it is now available for purchase through the eStore on my website and at the retailers listed at the bottom of this post.
In terms of how it changed my fitness competition – well not only did I consistently drink my 4 Liter (and sometimes 5!) requirement every single day – but EBOOST has some strong benefits that everyone should be benefiting from.
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