Nutritional Health Supplements

Lifetime Health supply a range of health and cosmetic products including Royal Jelly, Propolis, Shark Cartilage, Squalene and Omega 3. They also carry the popular Blackmores range of vitamin supplements and a large range of cosmetic products, including Lanolin products.

Both of these ranges are very popular. Their prices are based on the Australian market, whereas the same products in Asia would cost up to five times more!

They have been supplying quality Australian health products around the world for over 10 years and have a team of professionals with the aim to improve the health and wellbeing of all of their customers.

Lifetime Health has built a growing reputation on:

Australian Made Products:  Their products are registered with the Australian Made Programme, offering customer some of the highest manufacturing standards worldwide.

High Quality Ingredients:  Consistency in pure natural ingredients so customers get exactly what they ordered, with only the finest quality every time.

Superior Manufacturing Guidelines:  All of their products are manufactured according to strict International Standards so customer health and safety is guaranteed. 

• Their manufacturing 
  guidelines meet and exceed the GMP Standard (Good Manufacturing Practice).   
• All of their Natural Life Products are listed on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods.
• All of their Products are proudly Australian Made, so customers can be sure they are receiving the finest quality.

 

Another merchant that you might want to take a look at is Vitamins Direct, it is one of the UK's premier suppliers of vitamins, minerals and supplements offering a wide range of products and supplements together with herbal medicines and health products for joint management, weight management, skincare, heart & circulation and general wellbeing at the most competitive prices........ more on Vitamins Direct for providing low priced, high quality vitamins, minerals and supplements

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Some common natural health supplement features:
1.	Bee Pollen - known as ambrosia or food of the gods, pollen has been used for centuries as a food source and to increase energy and stamina.
2.	Emu Oil - is considered a complete source of essential fatty acids and is a powerful skin moisturizer.
3.	Evening Primrose Oil - essential for energy production, nerve function and growth, particularly of skin and hair and help to maintain general health and well being.
4.	Green Lipped Mussel - contains Omega 3 Fatty Acids which are known to reduce inflammation.  It also contains Glucosamine and Chondroitin Sulphate which are important building blocks for joint cartilage, and may assist in the repair of joint structures.
5	Goat milk - generally viewed as the most easily digested milk, and can be a suitable alternative for some babies and small children with sensitivity to cows milk protein.
6.	Jojoba Oil - moisturises dry skin, treats damaged skin and scalp and to softens skin.
7.	Lecithin - to protect and maintain a healthy stomach lining and the lining of the lungs and healthy metabolism of fats.
8.	Omega 3 - provide an anti-inflammatory action within the body which may be beneficial for the relief of conditions such as arthritis and psoriasis.
9.	Propolis - to assist in the improvement and maintenance of general wellbeing. Great for relief of symptoms of colds, & sore throats.
10.	Royal Jelly - assist in the maintenance or improvement of general well being.
11.	Placenta - assist in revitalising the skin and increase skin suppleness.
12.	Squalene - helps to keep our skin soft and healthy and its anti-oxidant capabilities help to protect from the harsh effects of the environment.

The Health Professional's Guide to Dietary Supplements - This is the perfect quick reference book for anyone that is taking, thinking about taking, or helping others decide what supplements to take. It is the first book to analyze supplements in a clear, concise, and highly scientific manner. It helps consumers and health professionals educate themselves and their patients/clients about the scientific evidence for and against more than 120 popular dietary supplements. Supplements are logically grouped into chapters based on their primary desired effect, such as weight loss, joint support, and sports performance enhancement. The authors give each supplement a one-to-five-star rating based on the level of scientific substantiation for each of its major claimed effects.