Check Out Our New Health Library
To learn more about Vitamins, Minerals & Botanicals – check out our new Health Library. Just click on Health Library at the top right of our homepage: CLICK HERE.
Check out Advantig’s New Health Library
Advantig has posted definitions about common botanicals, minerals and vitamins as part of a “Health Library” to help keep you informed. Go to “Health Library” at www.advantig.net, or just click here to view.
Free Trial of InSight or InSight HT
We’d like to unload your stress.
Yes, we’re giving away InSight Natural or InSight HT in our new “Try it” size to the 12 best emails.
Just tell us why you think you need inSight Natural or InSight HT to help unload your stress. If you’re wondering how InSight Natural or InSight HT can help with mood, attitude and stress management, watch our YouTube video here:
http://www.youtube.com/user/AdvantigHealth.
We’re picking the 12 best emails on September 15, so hurry and submit yours to: customerservice@advantig.net. (Be sure to include your contact information.)
For more information on InSight Natural, click here: http://www.advantig.net/products/insight-natural
To learn about InSight HT, click here: http://www.advantig.net/products/insight-ht
InSight Natural and InSight HT are now available at Whole Foods Markets in Oregon. Be sure to ask your local store’s supplement manager if their supply is now in stock.
Over the Counter Doesn’t Mean Safe
PARENTAL USE OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS A RISK TO CHILDREN
A study has found that widespread use of over-the-counter (OTC) medicines by parents for fever, coughs and colds places children at serious risk resulting in a larger number of calls to poison centers and more hospital admissions. Researchers discovered that many parents in the study felt that if a drug was available without a prescription, it must be safe to give to children even in double dosages.
Of the 119,000 poison control calls surveyed, 48 percent concerned accidental overdose in children, with 15 percent needing hospitalization.
Over 85 percent of all calls regarding accidental overdose in children involved those under five, with almost 80 percent of incidents involving those under age three.
Only 14 percent of parents made the correct call when dealing with a child’s fever.
“It is vital that parents worldwide should understand the proper usage of medicines so that they do not continue to put their children’s health at risk,” said the study leader. This study was presented Monday, August 30, 2010 at the annual conference of the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) in Lisbon, Portugal.
Unload My Stress Giveaway
Are you stressed?
Unload it!
Watch our YouTube video on InSight Natural and InSight HT and send us an email telling us how you think these products may help you unload your stress.
We’ll choose the 12 best entries to receive a free Try It size of InSight Natural or InSight HT.
Just email your story by September 15 to: customerservice@advantig.net.
Don’t worry, be happy…