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Monday, June 30, 2008

Agel EXO, Agel Products, Nutritional Supplements India

Agel EXO
Agel EXO is a proprietary formulation of 14 different and unique fruit botanicals. Whole-fruit purees and extracts are loaded with antioxidants. Antioxidants are substances that help prevent cellular damage in our bodies. Our body has its own process of repair, but with the stress of current lifestyles and the increasing amount of pollutants in the environment, we may need some extra help. Ideally, we can get most of the antioxidants we need by eating fruits and vegetables, essentials of a healthy diet. Scientific literature suggests that having a variety of antioxidants is much better than taking high doses of just one or two different antioxidants.

Now imagine, the extraordinary benefit of EXO, a highly concentrated gel, made up of not one but 14 of these antioxidant-rich fruits and plants. In independent testing, EXO's antioxidant capacity as determined by an oxygen radical absorbance capacity (ORAC) rating was found to be quite extraordinary.

This unique formulation consists of potent botanicals that when tested separately have been found to contain very high antioxidant capacities. Because EXO is a highly concentrated gel made up of not just one, but all 17 of these antioxidant-rich fruits, the efficacy, bioavailability, and absorption of these essential compounds is assured.

Agel’s EXO gel will help you delay signs of age–related declines. Aging causes natural declines in your mobility, coordination, memory, vision, skin, hair and health. These signs of aging often lead to persistant health conditions.

Some benefits include:
Combats signs of age–related decline
Supports youthful vision & recognition
Maintains normal joint mobility
Helps control youthful coordination
Boosts immune function activity
Enhances feelings of youthful energy
Supports healthy cholesterol levels already within the normal range
Guards healthy urinary tract health
Shields the body from harmful free–radicals Reversing age–related losses in short–term memory

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