September 18, 2009

Are you still using the OLD NUTRITION PLAN? If you are, it can only mean you haven’t heard of the new one. DNA is changing the way we age. We all know our bodies need nutrients to stay healthy and prevent disease. But for the fist time ever, we can now know what each of our bodies need individually based on our genetic profile.

Here’s another question pertaining to your health, wellness and ability to age well with the possibility of preventing genetically predisposed diseases.

Would you rather use 1940′s research that tells everyone to use the “one-size-fits-all” approach called recommended daily allowances, or RDA’s?

OR

Would you rather use 3rd party tested, scientifically proven research that tells you exactly what YOUR body needs?

I’m going with the latter of the two. It just makes sense to me.

I am searching for people who want to age well. What does that mean you ask? Well, it’s simple really. We all “try” to eat right (because it provides us with RDA’s of nutrients to remain healthy). Why do we care so much about the food we eat? Most people cannot truly answer this question because they honestly don’t know. Nutrition has been a guessing game until now. This is the first company to provide genetically guided nutrition, EVER!!!

I’m searching for people who see the opportunity and are willing to make a success out of this new, exciting, fast growing business and to become part of something so great in the wellness industry.  For more information, please visit feedyourgenes.org.

Monique R. Meinecke, RN

Founding Affiliate of Genewize Life Sciences

THE FUTURE IS NOW. Making Wellness Personal is the key!!!

“Wellness is the industry in which the fortunes of the new millennium will be created and distribution will be where most of that wealth occurs.”
Paul Zane Pilzer
World Renowned Economist

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