Vemma Clinical Trials

I am adding a condensed review of the Vemma clinical trials. It is very imformative and explains just why I am so hooked on this product for great body health. Unfortunately, I was not able to add all the graphs and visuals at this time.

I have been taking Vemma for over a month now and can report better stamina but most amazingly significantly muscle and joint pain. Furthermore, my trips to the Chiropractor are taking less and less time. I am actually starting to hold my adjustments. My chiropractor did tell me that Vemma is a great antiinflammatory which could be contributing to everything staying in place better as well as the decreased pain.

My son has been taking it a little longer, and has recovered super fast from a runny nose and is able to eat a bit more cheese products than he has in the past. I am very impressed. This one product has worked better than several of my others combined including Acai berry juice and Noni juice taken together along with another vitamin and colloidal mineral drink. I’m sold, but read on and see for yourself.

Thanks, 

Tonya 

Clinically Studied Vemma Formula

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The Vemma Clinical Trials were conducted by one of the
industry’s most widely-recognized experts in Independent
Clinical Testing, Brunswick Laboratories in Norton, MA.
The intention of these studies was to evaluate the efficacy
and overall bioavailability of a mangosteen product containing
multivitamins, essential minerals and antioxidants (Vemma) on
immune function and well-being in adults. This was done by subjecting the product to the gold standard of clinical research, the independent double-blind, placebo controlled study that follows a specific set of procedures to ensure that the results are dependable and free from bias. The studies confirmed Vemma showed significant improvements in immune markers, superior antioxidant absorption and a lowering of C-reactive Protein (CRP), which points to it’s beneficial effects on overall health and wellness.*

Effect of Mangosteen Dietary Supplement on Human Immune Function: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial

Journal of Medicinal Food,
August 2009 Issue

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The purpose of the first independent randomized, double blind placebo study evaluated how Vemma enhanced immune function and well-being in humans.* Participants were randomly divided into two groups and received 2 ounces of Vemma or placebo each morning for 30 days. After the 30-day evaluation, the study showed favorable results in immune markers and a lowering of C-reactive protein (CRP) while taking Vemma.*

Vemma’s Awesome Nutrition

I came home from work one night after doing seven hours of deep tissue neuromuscular therapy and my upper arms hurt, specifically my triceps. My low back hurt and ached again. I decided to try some of the Vemma nutritional drink my husband had ordered, and half an hour later I felt great. I had tried other vitamins and mineral supplements, in fact a lot of them. I regularly spend a good bit of money in the health food store on Noni juice , acai berry juice, colloidal minerals and vitamins. You name it. I had never received those results. I was impressed. I also noticed two weeks later that I had regularly felt less achy and had craved less sweets. I had actually lost a couple of pounds without doing anything. I was further impressed.
The clencher came when my son who always gets seasonal colds, sinus infections that last on and off through out winter got over his runny nose in only a few days. I was sold!
I can not not recommend this product.  Click here for further information.

As always,

Tonya M. Tronco

(Adam’s mom)

Braveheart, How to Not Live in Fear and Reaction

OH My Aching Back, Why Do I Hurt #1

As a Nationally certified Neuromuscular Therapist, I can tell you that I see people with various aches and pains ranging from regions like the jaw to the very common neck, shoulder and low back areas. I am frequently asked “how did I get that knot?” In fact, I am asked that so often that I decided to write up a series of response articles.

First, allow me to explain a crucial and often overlooked element. When a back goes out, it was not the result of bending over to pick up something like a cup of yogurt that had fallen out of the grocery bag. I used that example because I had that happen to me many years ago. Who knew that that little eight ounce cup of Breyer’s low fat yogurt could cause days of agonizing pain and limited ability to move – even to the bathroom?

The real culprit there was the muscular dysfunction that had built up over time from repetitive use and improper body posturing, emotional stress, trauma, etc such as marching for years carrying a snare drum and slinging an extraordinary heavy book bag over my left shoulder instead of evenly distributing it over both. What can I say besides the fact that I loved the drumline. It also wasn’t cool to wear the backpack – no matter how heavy – over both shoulders. Muscular dysfunction limits not only our range of motion in the affected muscle, but also leads to it spreading to neighboring muscles and even muscles with opposing functions, otherwise known as antagonists.

What’s worse is by the time that muscle pain is actually felt without being palpated, trigger points are usually involved and possibly accompanied by nerve entrapment. A trigger point is a knotted, contracted section of muscle tissue that refers pain in that region or even another region of the body. For example trigger points in the gluteals muscles can refer into the low back area. These knots can often be felt when touched, but quite frequently they are deep; they are perhaps even several layers of muscular tissue beneath the skin.

Palpation of these knots is difficult and requires working through the upper or superficial layers of tissue. It is not unusual for it to take many sessions of neuromuscular treatment to finally reach the “mother knot” or the primary knot that is the root cause of other knots, dysfunction and pain. Myofascial stretching techniques incorporated into the massage aids in unwinding the connective tissue and is also very effective in bringing the deep painful knot up to the surface. This greatly speeds up the therapeutic process which reduces the number of sessions needed for pain relief, saving the client time and money.

As a reminder, just like a strong immune system defends while a weak one falls prey to such things like the common cold, as it is with muscular health. If I hadn’t already had muscular dysfunction to begin with, that little cup of yogurt wouldn’t have dealt my back such an excruciating blow.

About the author: Tonya M. Tronco, NMT, LMT, NCTMB

Hi, I am a nationally certified massage therapist and former instructor licensed in GA. I hold certifications in Swedish Massage, Chair Massage,l Neuromuscular Therapy, Medical Massage and Bowen Body Reset Levels I and II. I also do basic reflexology and energetic work. I am currently working out of Kennesaw Massage Envy. The contact number for appointments is 678-213-3689.