Supporting the International Effort to Reduce Preventable Disease
 

By Gabriele Amersbach, Prebiotin Science Writer

Are you aware that poor diet kills more people than smoking? That everything we understand about protein is incorrect? Or that most of our most deadly diseases are preventable?

For factual information that can save our lives and promote better health, we can now turn to the True Health Initiative. This global coalition of more than 500 renowned experts are fighting “fake facts” to reduce preventable disease, with a focus on diet and lifestyle changes. The council is constantly “making headlines, writing the news, and pushing policy,” according to the THI website. Prebiotin has joined THI as a corporate partner.

This Thanksgiving we turn our thoughts to you, our loyal customers, and with much gratitude we would like to offer this special gift to you.  This Cyber Monday only, we are offering a special Buy One, Get One Free promotion.  Just put any 2 products in your cart, and the 2nd choice of equal or lesser value will be free. Use discount code CM19 when you place your order.

Discount code limited to 1 use, 1 free item per customer.

By Gabriele Amersbach, Prebiotin Science Writer

We forget why we come into a room. We want to introduce a neighbor we’ve known for years—and forget her name. We search for a common word that remains elusive. If we are over 50, we start worrying. Are these the ordinary signs of an aging brain or are these symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease?

For most of us, occasionally experiencing these symptoms are a part of normal aging. However, if symptoms increase and worsen, the fear of developing Alzheimer’s is not unfounded, especially for women who are at significantly higher risk.

According to Alzheimer Association statistics, about 5.5 million American have AD—and one in three seniors will die of the disease. About two-thirds of Americans with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) are women, while African Americans are also at higher risk.

"Jackson GI Medical is dedicated to the responsible development and marketing of medically credible nutritional supplements in an all-too-often irresponsible marketplace. We back our product with third-party medical research, and emphasize no-nonsense, no-hype educational materials on our site. A nutritionally-aware customer is our favorite customer, so please contact us if you have any suggestions."

 - Founder, Frank W. Jackson, MD

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