West Hollywood, CA (PRWEB) January 16, 2012

Céllan is a promising fix for Australia’s rapidly expanding obesity epidemic. the World Health Organization (WHO) found 67 percent of Australian adults are either overweight or obese. Clinical studies of the active patented ingredient in Céllan found overweight users lost 12.7 kg and 17.5 cm off their waist in just 10 weeks without changing their diet or exercise habits. Céllan is unique in that it also treats symptoms of Metabolic Syndrome, a disorder associated with obesity driven by insulin resistance and inflammation that increases risk of heart disease, diabetes, stroke, cancer and dementia. the patented African Mango extract in Céllan is clinically proven to lower blood sugar and cholesterol levels as well as reduce levels of proinflammatory cytokines.

Céllan Chief Scientist Michele Noonan commented, “Céllan is the most effective stimulant-free weight loss supplement available in Australia. hopefully Céllan can provide a solution for Australians struggling with weight loss and health issues.”

16 Bottles, a joint venture between engage:BDR and businessman Michael Amiri, has successfully sold Céllan in United States, Canada and the United Kingdom before expanding its global reach to Australia. Céllan is available in Australia at yourcellan.com/au. 16 Bottles is also launching its second product, Coleanse, in Australia at: startcoleanse.com/au.

President of 16 Bottles commented, “There is nothing on the market like Céllan in Australia. we expect to be the top-selling diet supplement soon after launching.”

Céllan features patented Irvingia gabonensis extract and also contains powerful fat burner epigallocatechin 3-gallate (EGCG) extracted from green tea. EGCG is a natural catechin that clinically increases fat burning up to 33% at the dose found in Céllan without the side effects of caffeine. other ingredients include niacin, vitamin C and an antioxidant-rich berry blend of blueberry extract, blackberry extract and raspberry ketones.

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Houston, TX — (SBWIRE) — 10/27/2011 — Recent studies show that as many as 80% of American women have PMS at some time during the average 400 menstrual cycles occurring between first menstrual cycle and menopause, or the time between when the menstrual period start at puberty and when it ceases after menopause. although there is no therapeutic “cure” for PMS, the good news is that there are significant, new advancements in understanding and managing it.Evecare from Himalaya is said to the best to deal with PMS as it has regularizing influence on the menstrual cycle by virtue of its uterine stimulant action. according to experts Evecare’s stimulatory effect on the ovarian tissue helps regularizing endogenous hormonal secretion and enhances the repair of the endometrium and thus controls abnormal uterine bleeding. Evecare’s anti-inflammatory action has healing effect on the uterus and its antispasmodic action alleviates pain. Evecare from Himalaya also has immune-modulatory and hematinic properties that are beneficial in anemia and generalized weakness associated with uterine disorders.Evecare capsule and syrup from Himalaya are indicated by the experts when symptoms such as Premenstrual syndrome, Dysmenorrhea, Menstrual irregularities such as Menorrhagia, Menorrhagia and Oligomnorrhea are displayed. Evecare is also indicated when women display symptoms of Dysfunctional uterine bleeding and assisted Conception. The efficacy of Evecare, a non-hormonal herbal medication was evaluated for its effect on dysmenorrhea and PMS. The composition of Evecare comprises several herbal ingredients that have a pronounced action on the female genital system.Some of the important ingredients are: Saraca indica that has been proven effective in dysmenorrhea and possesses an estrogen-like activity that helps in healing of the inflamed endometrium during menstruation; Symplocos racemosa that has been reported to be useful in treating uterine disorders; Boerhaavia diffusa that has a potent anti-inflammatory property; Asparagus racemosus that contains saponins that hinder the oxytocic activity on the uterine musculature, thereby maintaining spontaneous uterine motility; Aloe Vera that improves fertility by regulating uterine hormones and is also effective in treating menstrual dysfunction. Acacia arabica that is a known uterine stimulant; Cyperus rotundus that has been found effective in the treatment of anemia and general weakness that are common manifestations of this disorder; Hemidesmus indicus that has a healing effect on the uterus and helps in uterine involution and Tinospora cordifolia, a well-established immune-modulator that boosts the immune status and imparts a feeling of well-being.The research done on Evecare has proved that, Evecare is totally effective in all patients with dysmenorrhea and in 80% of cases with PMS. There adverse effects of using Evecare from Himalaya. Evecare is a safe and cost-effective drug to treat dysmenorrhea and PMS.about OnlineHerbsOnlineHerbs is an online herbal pharmacy which aims at providing the best quality herbal medicines like natural herbal remedies and natural herbal health supplements for healing various diseases. OnlineHerbs offer the herbal products from very well-known companies, ‘Himalaya Herbals’, ‘Olay Naturals’, ‘Lotus Herbals’ and ‘Olivia Herbals’.

I suffer from ADD (well ADHD, since they're both now considered one singular disorder and I've never been treated for it.) and I do believe that I have an addiction to caffeine. I can't seem to go a day without having some type of caffienated drink. What would be the best way to quit? I want my mind to be sharp when spring comes around since I'm going to start college.

treatment for ADD is a stimulant just like caffeine, so the answer to your question is NO!!

Caffeine should have a calming effect on you.

My doctor put me on Adderall and I feel much better and focused, but I worry about the future. I don't see myself ever abusing the drug, only following the doctor's dosage. I don't want to be taking adderall forever though. If I stop taking it after a couple of years (once I'm done with college), will my Adhd symptoms get worse? am I better off not taking it and keeping my moderate symptoms of ADHD rather than letting it be severe later on?

ADD is a lifetime condition and needs to be treated as such. Treatment consists of exercise, proper diet, a self-disciplinary activity such as yoga or martial arts, vitamins and supplements and either a stimulant or ADD-care, which is an all natural supplement that has been shown to be as effective as the stimulants.

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