Supplement Facts - RBC Life

Nature provides a number of antioxidants, including vitamin C, vitamin E, the carotenoids, and
selenium. Your body also produces antioxidants, and many are available in supplemental form. While
fresh fruits and vegetables contain antioxidants, soil depletion and modern processing techniques have
taken a toll on the electron supply of our foods. Cooking, preserving, and packaging all cause foods to
lose electrons. To ensure protection, it is vital to include reliable antioxidant supplements in any regimen.
Thousands of clinical studies of peer-reviewed papers in medical journals have proven the extreme
importance of antioxidants for health and well-being. Every day our modern life style creates
increased levels of oxidized free radicals in our bodies - more industrial chemicals, more preserved
fast foods high in fat and sugar, more air and water pollution, and more stress. Raw fruits and
vegetables are often unavailable and do not provide all the protection we need.
Top scientists say that these high levels of free radicals are one of the principal causes of our most
dangerous diseases including coronary heart disease and cancer. Studies have shown that while
antioxidants in fresh fruits and vegetables do help combat free radicals, broad-spectrum antioxidant
supplements are necessary to adequately reduce their constant damage.
RBC Scientists have added potent amounts of critical antioxidants to 24Seven Life Essentials. Vitamin
C, vitamin E, beta-carotene and selenium combine with a natural blend of whole food antioxidants
and carotenoids to give you powerful daily protection from free radical damage.
The Power of Nanotechnology,
NanoClusters and NanoCeuticals
An exciting field of science called nanotechnology has recently developed. It has the potential to
change the way we live in countless ways. Thanks to RBC, it is already changing the world of
nutritional supplements.
“Nano” refers to the term “nanometer”, meaning 1 billionth of a meter. A nanometer is so small that
100,000 would equal the size of a single grain of sand. It would require 50,000 nanometers in a single
line to equal the width of one human hair. A DNA molecule is 2.5 nanometers wide. Nanotechnology
is the manufacture, manipulation, or study of nanosize materials.
You can predict the results of actions on wood or steel, but with the extremely small nanoscale
materials, the laws of physics and chemistry change. They act differently and may dramatically change
in the presence of light, dark, pressure, heat, cold or other conditions. Nanosize particles are so small
they can be made to interact with the fundamental building blocks of matter and life.
Nanotechnology will create all types of new materials from metal structures to fabrics, providing
benefits that can only be imagined at this time. We do know that one of the major applications of
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