*BANK HOLIDAY REMINDER*
Our office will be closed Mon the 4th and Tue the 5th of May for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Weekend.
If you’re placing an order with us and would like to receive it before the weekend, please order today. To order over the phone call 0800 008 6166 by 5pm, or order online at www.SunChlorella.co.uk before midnight.
Wednesday, 30 May 2012
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Sun Chlorella ‘A’ – Belly Buster
Monday, 21 May 2012
PRACTITIONER PRODUCT TRAINING
Come along to one of our 60 minute product
training classes, where
Nadia Brydon will explain the wonderful
benefits of using Sun Chlorella in your practice!
Venue:
Sun Chlorella London Office
Clerkenwell House
45- 47 Clerkenwell Green
London
EC1R 0EB
She teaches healthy eating as a certified Raw and Living
Food Chef and Instructor trained in Florida and in California.
She also has qualifications in Western and Chinese Herbal
Medicine, Acupuncture, Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Bowen Technique, Iridology,
Manual Lymph Drainage Massage, Homeopathy, Western and Ayurvedic Massage
Therapies.
The talk is
free of charge and open to practitioners. Please arrive by 6pm for
complimentary tea and biscuits.
The closest Station is Farringdon (3 minutes)
Friday, 18 May 2012
Save the dates
Sun Chlorella Practitioner Seminar 2012
Our popular and informative annual practitioner seminars are happening later this year!
This evening event will be held at the wonderful The Old Sessions House, Clerkenwell Green.
Also, this year for the first time, we will be holding two more events
for our practitioners in the North and the South of the country.
Tuesday the 2nd of October we will be at Jury’s Inn Hotel Brighton for
a fabulous evening seminar, and Wednesday the 3rd of October we will
holding an afternoon seminar in Manchester at the conveniently located The
Manchester Conference Centre.
Currently we are putting together the details of these
events and will let you know more very soon, but please do not hesitate to
register your interest by contacting us on 0800 008 6166.
Wednesday, 9 May 2012
Special offer..Buy 1500 Sun Chlorella get 300 Sun Eleuthero FREE*
A question that we are often asked is "Can you take Sun Chlorella and Sun Eleuthero together?" Well, we are
pleased to tell you that the answer is "yes!"
Chlorella is a whole food that nourishes your body with vitamins and
minerals, whilst Sun Eleuthero (Siberian ginseng) is in a class of herbs (adaptogens) that help your body to
cope with stress. The two
supplements work together to restore balance.
To make it easy for
you to experience the benefits of both products, we are offering a free box of Sun
Eleuthero 300 tablets when you purchase Sun Chlorella 'A' 1500 tablets.Fatigue, low energy levels and low libido are common reasons people use the two together. With the stressors of modern day life, a low libido can be something that affects both sexes, so what solution works for him versus her?
HIM:
Low libido triggers
Stress and fatigue
Smoking,
excess alcohol and drugs
Chronic
illness
Depression
— which affects energy and sleep
Booster ideas
Siberian
ginseng
Reduce
stress
Take
time out for yourself
Exercise
to burn off the extra stress hormones
Magnesium
helps to ease muscle tension.
Massage
is the perfect therapy for stress relief
HER:
Low libido triggersStress
Tiredness
Hormonal imbalance
Nutritional deficiencies
Siberian ginseng
Magnesium
and vitamins C, B5 and B6
Iron
supplement
Multivitamin
and mineral. If you're concerned about your nutrient status speak to one of our practitioners
Yoga
Yoga
Relaxation
with massage or aromatherapy oils
Research suggests that Eleuthero may help maintain healthy blood circulation. Its reputation for aiding male libido has made it a favourite amongst men in the East, and more recently in the West, as it has also been thought to help stimulate libido in women.Chlorella nourishes the nervous system with essential fatty acids and all the B vitamins, assisting energy prodution and cognitive function. There is even research to suggest that chlorella helps to eliminate dioxins and heavy metals from the body which can otherwise have detrimental effects on the nervous system.2
With
naturally high levels of magnesium which works as a muscle relaxant, chlorella
is known as nature’s tranquiliser. In combination with Sun Eleuthero's stress reucing qualities the two could help you to achieve a restful night's sleep.
Reproductive system
Chlorella provides excellent pre-conception care for a couple, with nutrients including folic acid and essential detoxification properties. Chlorella can assist in the removal of metals and toxins from the body which are believed to be a reason for infertility in men and women.2
Many women have noted improvement in PMS symptoms. There is a theory that this could be the chlorella alleviating the toxic load on the liver and removing excess hormones from circulation. However, B vitamins
and minerals such as magnesium in chlorella also help to releive tension.Chlorella provides excellent pre-conception care for a couple, with nutrients including folic acid and essential detoxification properties. Chlorella can assist in the removal of metals and toxins from the body which are believed to be a reason for infertility in men and women.2
Pregnancy & birth
health
Sun Chlorella® ‘A’ has been proven in a study published in the journal
Plant Foods for Human Nutrition to reduce the risk of anaemia, as well as proteinuria and
oedema - both of which are signs of the potentially dangerous disorder, pregnancy-induced
hypertension (PIH).2 In addition, Sun Chlorella® ‘A’ has another proven function for new
mothers as it has also been shown to benefit the production of healthy, toxin-free breast milk. 7
2 Nakano S, et.al.,
Maternal-fetal distribution and transfer of dioxins in pregnant women in Japan,
and attempts to reduce maternal
transfer with Chlorella (Chlorella pyrenoidosa) supplements, Chemosphere. 2005
Dec;61(9):1244-55.
7 Nakano, S, Takekoshi, H and
Nakano, M Chlorella pyrenoidosa Supplementation Reduces the Risk of Anaemia, Proteinuria
and Edema in Pregnant Women Plant Foods for Human Nutrition Vol 65 No.1
November 2009.
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