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ENERGY AND PERFORMANCE Nowadays, not just athletes are interested in being in good physical shape. Society in general recognizes the importance of physical activity in relieving stress, exercising our respiratory system and heart muscles and keeping our body healthy in order to fight off diseases. Jogging and spending time at health & fitness clubs is fashionable. Some areas are a little slower than others to catch on. Several years ago my wife Sandy, our two little ones and I were visiting my hometown in Missouri. After a big meal at mom’s Sandy wanted to jog a bit so we went out to a country road and I followed her in the car with the kids. People in passing kept giving us this strange look. A few minutes later a police car pulled up and asked Sandy if she was alright. She said yes, she was jogging and that we were following in the car. The police said several people had called in reports of some mad man trying to run a woman down with a car and he had to check it out. I guess I was following her too close. There are also a lot of products on the market to help you bulk up, lose weight, pack carbs etc, etc. I remember as a high school athlete we drank a tablespoon of vinegar in a glass of water daily to improve our stamina. Recently I discovered that a vinegar beverage was mentioned 3,000 years ago as a strengthening agent for manual laborers. Come hear, eat your bread and dunk it into your vinegar beverage” (the Bible, Ruth 2, 14. The farmer, Boas, used these words to invite Ruth, later to be his wife, for a meal. Another strengthening agent you may not be familiar with is Kombucha. It is an Oriental fermented tea remedy that can be traced back to 400 B.C. where it originated in an area that we know today as Korea. It is perfectly safe and has been used by Emperors, Czars and even an American President. Our NATURAL & ALTERNATIVE HEALING RESOURCE DIRECTORY provides information on great products and where to buy them that specifically target many of the conditions that affect "modern man" today. Drinking Kombucha on a regular basis also may very well be the most important thing you can do to regain and maintain good health. Today, over 500 million people world wide drink Kombucha on a regular basis. It was introduce to the American public in 1993 and usage has grown ever since. It is estimated today that 3,000,000 Americans are regular users of Kombucha. According to his homeopathic practitioner a client who is an executive at GM plays hockey for recreation. His game was beginning to suffer for lack of energy. She put him on Kombucha and now he has enough energy to play 2 games. Kombucha has become the drink of choice for many Hollywood actors and actresses. They use it instead of artificial stimulants to get them through their 16 hour days. The Russian military regularly drinks Kombucha. Trainers also give high performance athletes Kombucha tea to increase energy output. The Germany Army Sports School conducted trials and studies using Kombucha. They reported a “strengthening effect that improves the performances of athletes”. Their training times improved and Kombucha appreciably reduces glycolysis. Athletes reportedly recovered quicker from their exertions. Tests by Dr. Wiesner confirmed these findings. More tests were run at the Olympic training ground in Warendorf in Munsterland, Germany. The athletes drank 200 ml (6 to 7 ounces) of Kombucha tea each day. The athletes had better training times and lower lactate values in the blood. In addition, reportedly all participating athletes felt more energetic and recovered quickly after their runs. European health magazines report Kombucha being given to racing camels in Arab countries although the total composition of the camel “dope” was kept a proprietary secret. Japanese warriors considered the properties of this divine tea so special that they carried it into battle in their field flasks. They considered it a refreshing and strengthening beverage. In addition to its energy and strengthening properties, Kombucha is very effective in improving ones health and relieving or eliminating many medical conditions. It simply nourishes at the cellular level so that your marvelous body functions at a peak level. Kombucha by itself
doesn't cure anything. It costs only about $5 a month since you brew the tea yourself. About 1 or 2 hours a month is needed for the brewing and cleanup. It's also simple. If you can bake a Duncan Hines cake then you too can be a Master Brewmeister. I grew up in Missouri and as Uncle Harry (Truman) would say, the buck stops here. If you are willing to put forth a little effort there is no reason for you to continue to suffer. I know it sounds too simple to be true so visit our Home page for the details of our SATISFACTION GUARANTEE. For more technical information on Kombucha and its history click on the About Kombucha and America's America's Health Crisis pages. Since Kombucha nourishes at the cellular membrane level it has a positive effect on many chronic and debilitating conditions. On the left side of our Home Page we list many conditions that millions of Americans are suffering from. If you or a loved one has any of these conditions take the time to check it out and see how Kombucha might be of benefit. Take charge of your family's health today. DISCLAIMER: The information presented is for information purposes only. It is based on scientific studies and or traditional usage. Consult a health care professional before using supplements or making any changes in prescription medications. The information and statements contained herein are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.SIDE EFFECTS WARNING: Those drinking properly prepared Kombucha in sufficient quantities should experience increased energy and stamina, improved mood, stronger immune system, some weight loss (if over your natural weight), lower medical bills and vitamin and supplement savings. Many will experience improvement or elimination of a wide variety of medical conditions. A much improved "quality of life" is not uncommon. Proceed at your own risk.
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