Friday, December 23, 2011
NSP vs. The Competition - Product Comparison

More Testing Means A Better Product
Quality means giving you exactly what you want-and nothing else. Our raw materials and finished products undergo more tests than other companies’.
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Thursday, December 8, 2011
Digestive Health Process
The digestive system essentially converts the foods that we eat into the energy needed to support life.
Properly balanced diet
The digestive process and maintaining good health depends on a properly balanced diet. The digestive system essentially converts the foods that we eat into the energy needed to support life. The anatomy of the digestive system process involves a complex series of organs and glands that work in concert to break down our consumed foods into smaller molecules that can be utilized by the body.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Parsley (Petroselinum crispum)
Just about everyone is familiar with parsley as a culinary herb. It is often placed as a garnish on the plate and is used in salads, soups and other recipes. A member of the Apiacea family (which makes it a relative of celery, carrots and parsnips), parsley is easy to grow and harvest for home use. Native to Europe and the eastern Mediterranian, parsley is rarely found in the wild.
Parsley is a very nutritious herb. It contains vitamins A, C and E and is also a source of iron and calcium. The leaves also contain anti-inflammatory flavonoids and are a rich source of sodium and potassium salts, which is one of the reasons parsley is a good remedy for the kidneys. It also contains a volatile oil that is about 20% myristicin and about 18% apiole. Both of these compounds stimulate kidney function, giving parsley a mild diuretic action. This is why it is an ingedient in JP-X, Kidney Activator and Urinary Maintenence.
JP-X
We think of urine as being unsanitary, but the truth is that urine is sterile, that is, free of bacteria. In order to get a bacterial infection in the bladder or urethra, bacteria have to enter the urethra and travel upwards into the urinary system. Women are five times more prone to UTIs than men because they have much shorter urethra.
UTIs usually involve bacteria from the colon such E. coli and are typically treated medically with antibiotics. Unfortunately, frequent use of antibiotics disrupts the friendly bacteria in the colon, contributing to yeast overgrowth. This can weaken the immune system and make one more prone to future UTIs.
Kidney Activator
The kidneys are charged with the responsibility of removing waste material from the blood stream. Without this vital function, acid waste from metabolism would build up in the body, resulting in disease and eventually death.
When the body starts to retain water, the kidneys may need a little help in filtering waste fluid from the system.
Remedies that help to restore urine flow and remove excess water from the system are known as diuretics.