Edmark Healthy And Slimming Programme

Make the switch to EDMARK's 100% Organic
Splina Chlorophyll Toothpaste, and replace
Fluoride with Xylitol and Chlorophyll.
Experience healthy teeth and gums with the
natural healing power of chlorophyll as it does
wonders for your precious teeth.
Aside from strengthening and improving the
integrity of your teeth, EDMARK's Splina
Chlorophyll Toothpaste is rich in Magnesium
and Iron which helps in killing bad breath and
Halitosis. Clear up Pyorrhea (infection of gums)
and Gingivitis (bleeding gums), while reducing
destructive acids which causes bacteria growth
and tooth decay.

BENEFITS
• Reduces plaque formation and tooth decay
• Strengthens and improves the integrity of
teeth
• Gets rid of halitosis and bad breath
• Protects against chronic gum diseases
• Clears up gum infection and bleeding gums
• Increases salivary flow to aid repairing
damaged enamels

Red Yeast Coffee - Lower Your
Cholesterol Naturally
The Red Battle Against Heart
Disease
Heart Disease is the number one killer of men
and women all over the world. High blood
cholesterol is one of the major risk factors for
heart disease. In fact, the higher your blood
cholesterol level, the greater your risk for
developing heart disease or having a heart
attack.
Red Yeast Coffee is made from the organic
blend of
imported premium coffee beans and red yeast
rice.
• Clinical studies have shown that red yeast rice
provides therapeutic benefits for optimal
cholesterol health.
• It contains a variety of
ingredients such as fiber, rice
starch, sterols and fatty acids,
which help reduce total
cholesterol levels, lower levels of
bad cholesterol, increase levels
of good cholesterol, and lower
levels of unhealthy fats called
triglycerides.
• It contains HMG-CoA reductase
that inhibits the liver's
production of cholesterol. By
lowering cholesterol
concentrations, red yeast rice
can help prevent heart disease
and some of its complications.
• Mevinolin, an active ingredient
in red yeast rice, has also bee
proven to offer antioxidant
properties.
Benefits of Red Yeast Coffee
• Lowers bad cholesterol levels,
raises levels of good cholesterol
and reduces triglycerides.
• Helps prevent heart disease and
some of its complications.
• Enhances circulation and
digestion, soothes abdominal
pain and invigorates the spleen
• Offers antioxidants and anti-
aging properties.
• Healthy Coffee has never tasted
this better.

Lose Weight! Stay Fit! Feel Good!
Being Overweight Puts You At Greater Risk Of
Developing Serious Health Conditions.
“2.8 million Adults die each year as a result of
being
overweight or obese”-World Health
Organization
(WHO)
Today, there are more than 1.4 billion
overweight
adults
That is more than 10% of the World
Population. This
works out to about 700 million people.
The World Health Organization(WHO) has
projected
that by 2030, 2.16 billion people will be over-
weight
by 2030.
What is overweight?
Overweight is defined as EXCESSIVE storage of
FAT
more than 20% above normal.
Why do people gain weight?
Causes of Obesity
*Over consumption of food.
*Lack of physical activities.
*Metabolism problems
*Hormonal imbalance
If you consume more calories than you use or
burn,
then you gain weight.
Because your present weight is largely
determined
by how you balance your intake of calories
from food with the energy you use in everyday
activities.
So if you consume more calories than you
burn then
you will definitely gain weight.
Example: If you consume 5000 calories per
day and
you only burn 3000, what happened to
2000? Obviously it will turn into FATS.
The human body can only support limited
extra FAT
While fat is important for storing energy and
insulating the body, after a certain point, body
fat.
Ultimately, being overweight puts you at
greater risk,
obesity can even be
life threatening!
Do you know your Body Mass Index ( BMI)?
BMI is a measurement to know whether your
weight
is appropriate to you height
How many of u are in serious health risk?
Do you know that there is an easy way to know
whether you are overweight or obese?
The Solution Is Edmark Meal Replacement
Therapy
(MRT)
Contains Of The Edmark MTR Complex;
Organic Formation. It has natural ingredients
and is
therefore suitable for vegetarians. It is also
An excellent source of carbohydrates and
protein.
Low Calories. It does not contain any
cholesterol and
is low in fat.
It has a Balanced Nutrition. Each sachet of
MRT
contains nutrients needed by our body every
day.
Hence it promotes normal metabolism to build
a
healthy body and regulate our physiological
functions. It contains essential vitamins and
minerals,
including vitamins C,E and vitamin B complex
and
energy releasing amino acids. This ensures
adequate
nutrients that prevent rapid changes in the
heart rate
or blood pressure causing insomnia and
nervousness.
,MRT contains Isolated Soya Protein that is
easily
digested and absorbed by our body,and helps
to lose
excessive fat but not muscle.
It contains Fructose, a natural sweetener that
is
extracted from fruits and honey that is safe
both for
people with diabetes mellitus or hypoglycaemia
(low
blood sugar)
MRT contains Fat elimination factors such as
Lecithin,
L-carnitine and Inositol that help to enhance
fat
metabolism.
It contains Edible fiber. Fiber is used to
enhance the
elimination of waste substances in our body. It
gives
bulk satisfaction and reduces the hunger
pangs. It can
prevent constipation, painful piles, colon
cancer and
kidney stone. It also lowers cholesterol level .
Edmark MRT Complex contains Hoodia
Gordonii,a
cactus plant which sends signals to the
hypothalamus
of the brain that the stomach is full. Even
small
amounts of food can make the body feel
completely
nourished and energized.
Benefits Of Edmark MRT Complex
Simply drink Edmark MRT to burn fat without
starving
yourself as fat is burned, your body’s
Metabolism is improved and absorption of
vitamins
and nutrients is enhanced.
MRT Complex replaces your meals with
minimum
calories, maximum nutrition, vitamins
and has fat burning properties
• Burns And Break Up Fats.
• Each Sachet Replaces A Meal With Only 76
Calories
• Cleanses Liver & Kidney
• Good For Diabetic People
• Contains High Level Of Protein, Vitamins And
Minerals
• Keep The Energy Level While Losing Weight
• Taste Great And Convenient.

Anemia signs and symptoms vary depending
on the cause of your anemia. They may
include:
Fatigue
Weakness
Pale or yellowish skin
Irregular heartbeats
Shortness of breath
Dizziness or lightheadedness
Chest pain
Cold hands and feet
Headache At first anemia can be so mild that it goes
unnoticed. But symptoms worsen as anemia
worsens.
When to see a doctor
Make an appointment with your doctor if
you're feeling fatigued for unexplained
reasons. Some anemias, such as iron
deficiency anemia or vitamin B-12
deficiency, are common.
Fatigue has many causes besides anemia, so
don't assume that if you're tired you must be
anemic. Some people learn that their
hemoglobin is low, which indicates anemia,
when they go to donate blood. If you're told
that you can't donate blood because of low
hemoglobin, make an appointment with your
doctor.
Causes
Anemia occurs when your blood doesn't have
enough red blood cells. This can happen if:
Your body doesn't make enough red
blood cells
Bleeding causes you to lose red blood
cells more quickly than they can be
replaced
Your body destroys red blood cells
What red blood cells do
Your body makes three types of blood cells —
white blood cells to fight infection, platelets
to help your blood clot and red blood cells to
carry oxygen throughout your body.
Red blood cells contain hemoglobin — an
iron-rich protein that gives blood its red
color. Hemoglobin enables red blood cells to
carry oxygen from your lungs to all parts of
your body and to carry carbon dioxide from
other parts of the body to your lungs so that
it can be exhaled.
Most blood cells, including red blood cells,
are produced regularly in your bone marrow
— a spongy material found within the cavities
of many of your large bones. To produce
hemoglobin and red blood cells, your body
needs iron, vitamin B-12, folate and other
nutrients from the foods you eat.
Causes of anemia
Different types of anemia and their causes
include:
Iron deficiency anemia. This is the
most common type of anemia
worldwide. Iron deficiency anemia is
caused by a shortage of iron in your
body. Your bone marrow needs iron to
make hemoglobin. Without adequate
iron, your body can't produce enough
hemoglobin for red blood cells.
Without iron supplementation, this
type of anemia occurs in many
pregnant women. It is also caused by
blood loss, such as from heavy
menstrual bleeding, an ulcer, cancer
and regular use of some over-the-
counter pain relievers, especially
aspirin.
Vitamin deficiency anemia. In
addition to iron, your body needs
folate and vitamin B-12 to produce
enough healthy red blood cells. A diet
lacking in these and other key nutrients
can cause decreased red blood cell
production.
Additionally, some people may
consume enough B-12, but their
bodies aren't able to process the
vitamin. This can lead to vitamin
deficiency anemia, also known as
pernicious anemia.
Anemia of chronic disease. Certain
diseases — such as cancer, HIV/AIDS,
rheumatoid arthritis, kidney disease,
Crohn's disease and other chronic
inflammatory diseases — can interfere
with the production of red blood cells.
Aplastic anemia. This rare, life-
threatening anemia occurs when your
body doesn't produce enough red
blood cells. Causes of aplastic anemia
include infections, certain medicines,
autoimmune diseases and exposure to
toxic chemicals.
Anemias associated with bone
marrow disease. A variety of diseases,
such as leukemia and myelofibrosis,
can cause anemia by affecting blood
production in your bone marrow. The
effects of these types of cancer and
cancer-like disorders vary from mild to
life-threatening.
Hemolytic anemias. This group of
anemias develops when red blood cells
are destroyed faster than bone marrow
can replace them. Certain blood
diseases increase red blood cell
destruction. You can inherit a
hemolytic anemia, or you can develop
it later in life.
Sickle cell anemia. This inherited and
sometimes serious condition is an
inherited hemolytic anemia. It's caused
by a defective form of hemoglobin that
forces red blood cells to assume an
abnormal crescent (sickle) shape. These
irregular blood cells die prematurely,
resulting in a chronic shortage of red
blood cells.
Other anemias. There are several
other forms of anemia, such as
thalassemia and malarial anemia.
Risk factors
These factors place you at increased risk of
anemia:
A diet lacking in certain vitamins.
Having a diet that is consistently low in
iron, vitamin B-12 and folate increases
your risk of anemia.
Intestinal disorders. Having an
intestinal disorder that affects the
absorption of nutrients in your small
intestine — such as Crohn's disease and
celiac disease — puts you at risk of
anemia.
Menstruation. In general, women who
haven't experienced menopause have a
greater risk of iron deficiency anemia
than do men and postmenopausal
women. That's because menstruation
causes the loss of red blood cells.
Pregnancy. If you're pregnant and
aren't taking a multivitamin with folic
acid, you're at an increased risk of
anemia.
Chronic conditions. If you have
cancer, kidney failure or another
chronic condition, you may be at risk
of anemia of chronic disease. These
conditions can lead to a shortage of
red blood cells.
Slow, chronic blood loss from an ulcer
or other source within your body can
deplete your body's store of iron,
leading to iron deficiency anemia.
Family history. If your family has a
history of an inherited anemia, such as
sickle cell anemia, you also may be at
increased risk of the condition.
Other factors. A history of certain
infections, blood diseases and
autoimmune disorders, alcoholism,
exposure to toxic chemicals, and the
use of some medications can affect red
blood cell production and lead to
anemia.
Age. People over age 65 are at
increased risk of anemia.


Recommended Edmark Health Nutritional
Products that will help you in preventing,
controlling and managing Anemia.
Shake off, Splina Liquid Chlorophyll, Bubble C,Ginseng and Red Yeast Coffee.