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So what exactly is in X-Tra Life? How does it provide you with long lasting, steady energy so you can outlast the competition? Here, you can take a look directly at the nutrition facts. Be sure to find out how a vitamin in X-Tra Life could help your reaction times! |
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As you can see, X-Tra Life is 100% pure Salvia Hispanica L. This plant has a special oil in the stems and leaves that insects and other pests cannot stand. Therefore, pesticides are never used when growing the plants, making it extra safe and environmentally friendly to eat.
X-Tra Life has NO added chemicals, pharmacuticals or artificial substances. It's great for you just as it is! |
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Look. X-Tra Life is not here to bore you with hype and fluff.
You want the facts, and how it can help you. Protein: "The B-vitamin family contains diverse members necessary for healthy functioning of almost all body processes, which is why they are “essential” nutrients. The actions of the B vitamins cover everything from energy production in the body, to maintaining blood vessels to hormone metabolism" (*1) How about Faster Reaction Times ? (for healthy people) |
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Do you look foreward to a big plate of broccoli? How about eating salmon 3 nights each week? Do you snack on bran flakes while you play your favorite game system? Chanses are, probably not.
If you don't always get the chance (or the will) to eat exactly the most healthful foods you, X-Tra Life can back you up. Here is X-Tra Life compared with some common health foods. |
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Magnesium 15 times more than Broccoli
Calcium 6 times more than whole milk Omega-3 nearly 9 times the amount found in Salmon Fiber more than flax seed & 2 times more than bran flakes Iron nearly 3 times more than spinach Protein more than soy Unlike fish, X-Tra Life has NO CHOLESTEROL |
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1. National Research Council. Recommended Daily Allowances. 10th ed National Academy Press: Washington, DC, 1989. 2. Benton D, Griffiths R, Haller J. Thiamine supplementation, mood and cognitive functioning. Psychopharmacol 1997;129:66-71 |
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