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Pure Essence Labs LifeEssence™ Men -- 120 Tablets


Pure Essence Labs LifeEssence™ Men
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Pure Essence Labs LifeEssence™ Men Description

  • Over 43,000 mg Whole Food Base
  • Amazingly Energizing
  • Suitable for Vegetarians

LifeEssence™ Men is a complete nutritional system that delivers vitamins and minerals with exquisite blends of organic SuperFoods, Superior Herbal extracts, fruit and vegetable extracts, a potent group of uniquely masculine support factors, and much, much more. Its total whole food value is over 43,000 mg (up to 100 times more than other multiples) and produces an energy boost you'll feel nearly at once. In short, LifeEssence™ Men is not just a multiple, but a profound nutritional experience. Because of this, LifeEssence™ Men is guaranteed to your complete satisfaction. If you are anything but less then delighted with your results, return the unused portion with your receipt to your authorized retailer for a complete refund.


Directions

Suggested Use: Take four tablets once daily. May be taken with a meal or on an empty stomach.
Free Of
Artificial colorings, flavorings, GMOs, sugar, soy, dairy, gluten, wheat, peanuts, tree nuts, shellfish and animal ingredients.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.


Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 4 Tablets
Servings per Container: 30
Amount Per Serving% Daily Value
Vitamin A (as beta carotene)4800 mcg533%
Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid)500 mg556%
Vitamin D3 (as vitashine vegan cholecalciferol)25 mcg125%
Vitamin E (as d-alpha tocopheryl succinate)166 IU1,107%
Vitamin K2 (as menaquinone-7) (VitaMK7®)50 mcg42%
Thiamine (Vitamin B1) (as thiamine mononitrate)22.5 mg1,875%
Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)22.5 mg1,962%
Niacin (as niacinamide, niacin)100 mg625%
Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxine HCI)30 mg1,765%
Folate (as Quatrefolic® (6S)-5-Methyltetrahydrofolic acid, glucosamine salt)400 mcg100%
Vitamin B12 (as methylcobalamin)200 mcg8,333%
Biotin (as d-biotin)1000 mg3,333%
Pantothenic Acid (as d-calcium pantothenate)100 mg2,000%
Choline (as Choline bitartrate)100 mg18%
Calcium (as d-calcium pantothenate)200 mg16%
Iodine (from North Atlantic kelp)152 mcg101%
Magnesium (as Magnesium oxide, citrate)200 mg47%
Zinc (as Zinc lactate)20 mg182%
Selenium (as Se l-methyl selenocysteine)150 mcg273%
Copper (as Copper sebacate)1.5 mg167%
Manganese (as Manganese citrate)2 mg87%
Chromium (as Chromium polynicotinate)150 mcg429%
Molybdenum (as Molybdenum glycinate)50 mcg111%
Potassium (as Potassium citrate)30 mg<2%
Superfood Complex
Chlorella, Organic Spirulina, Organic Oat grass juice extract, North Atlantic kelp (stem and leaf)
1238 g*
Herbal Extracts
Altractylodes extract (root), Codonopsis extract (root), Cordyceps extract (mycelia), Eleuthero extract (root), Epimedium sagittatum extract (aerial), Gree tea extract (leaf), Red sage extract (root), White peony extract (root), Aged citrus extract (peel), Organic Goji berry
600 mg*
Male Support Factors
Phytosterol complex (minimum 45% B-Sitosterol), Ginger extract (root), Maca extract (root), Tribulus terrestris (aerial)
305 mg*
Bioflavonoids
Hesperidin (from citrus sinensis), Quercetin (from Japanese Sophora bud extract), Rutin extract (from Sophora japonica L bud)
150 mg*
Organic Vegetable Extracts
Collards extract (leaf), Organic Kale extract (leaf), Organic Parsley extract (leaf)
150 mg*
Antioxidants
L-Cysteine, MSM, Alpha lipoic acid
125 mg*
Fruit Extracts
Strawberry fruit extract, Blueberry fruit extract, Blackberry fruit extract, Cranberry fruit extract, Grape fruit extract, Pomegranate fruit extract, Acerola cherry fruit extract, Organic Acai berry extract
100 mg*
Co-Nutrients
Mixed tocopherol complex, Inositol, Octacosanol
75.3 mg*
Minerals
Ionic Sea Minerals, Bamboo extract (stem and leaf), Boron (as Boron glycinate), Vanadium (as Vanadium glycinate)
52 mg*
Digestive Aids/Enzymes
Protease, Amylase, Cellulase, Lactase, Lipase, Invertase, Black pepper fruit extract (BioPerine®)
27 mg*
*Daily value not established.
Other Ingredients: Cellulose, silicon dioxide, croscarmellose sodium, stearic acid, l-leucine.
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In the doctor’s office of today, telehealth tools are becoming almost as commonplace as stethoscopes and thermometers. Under physical-distancing recommendations prompted by the coronavirus outbreak, millions of American patients have paid virtual visits to doctors and other health care professionals. For many of those patients and professionals, it’s a brand-new experience.

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Less than a year before any of us knew about the novel coronavirus, a survey conducted in June 2019 by Troy, Michigan-based market research company J.D. Power found that in the previous 12 months, only 9.6 percent of Americans had relied on telehealth as a substitute for going to a doctor’s office, urgent care clinic or ER. Meanwhile, an April 2020 survey by Dallas-based physician search firm Merritt Hawkins showed that 48 percent of U.S. doctors were treating patients through telehealth, compared with 18 percent in 2018.

While some health care professionals might revert mostly to in-person-only appointments once the coronavirus pandemic subsides, others might maintain and even ramp up virtual care by videoconference, phone, text, email and other electronic means.

Whether you’re depending on telehealth temporarily or permanently, follow these eight tips to ensure you gain the most you can from a virtual health care appointment.

1. Ask for a demonstration

Are you uncomfortable with technology? If that’s the case, request a demonstration of the telehealth technology ahead of your appointment, says Bo Claypool, founder and executive director of Austin, Texas-based psychiatric recruiting and staffing firm Monroe & Weisbord, which recently launched a telehealth platform. This ensures your telehealth session goes smoothly, he says.

2. Test the technology

Well before your video appointment, test your technology, Northern California licensed physical therapist Nicole Lombardo recommends.

Is your internet service up and running? Is the microphone on your computer working correctly? Is your computer’s webcam operating normally? Does your health care provider’s telehealth setup have any glitches?

This pre-appointment check “minimizes technological difficulties and ensures that you can show up to the visit on time,” Lombardo says.

3. Allocate extra time

Dr. Natalie Santiago, a pediatrician in the Chicago area, suggests clearing your schedule for about 15 minutes ahead of your appointment. A nurse, medical assistant or other professional might call you ahead of time to go over your vital signs and discuss details of your appointment.

4. Create the proper setting

If you’re visiting a health care professional virtually, be sure to choose the right atmosphere — especially if the appointment is done via videoconference.

“In general, like all videoconferencing calls, it’s ideal to be in a quiet indoor place for your session with a strong internet connection,” Claypool says.

Santiago adds that you should:

  • Turn on lights that are bright enough so a health care professional can easily evaluate your eyes, skin and other body parts.
  • Silence your phone if you’re not using it during the appointment.
  • Encourage anyone else in home to be quiet so that you can clearly communicate with the health care professional.

To cut down on other distractions during your appointment, close internet browsers that are open on your electronic device and sign out of your email service, says Melissa Wesner, a licensed professional counselor in Towson, Maryland.

In addition, plastic surgeon Dr. Johnny Franco of Austin, Texas, suggests eliminating background noise by turning off your TV and music, and by not driving when you’re chatting over the phone with a health care professional.

5. Arm yourself with information

Jot down two or three key questions that you want to ask your health care provider, Santiago says, and be prepared to take notes.

In addition, come up with a list of all the medications you’re currently taking or, better yet, gather all of the medication bottles so you can refer to them during the appointment, says Dr. Adam Mamelak, a dermatologist in Austin, Texas.

Santiago also suggests keeping your pharmacy’s name, address and phone number handy in case the health care provider wants to prescribe medication.

6. Review your medical history

Be ready to go over your medical background with the health care professional, says Steve Richardson, vice president of population health at Norfolk, Virginia-based UHSM Telemedicine by Healthrive, a telehealth platform. This includes sharing information about:

  • Allergies, particularly allergies to medicine.
  • Existing health conditions like high blood pressure or diabetes.
  • Previous surgeries.

“The better you prepare, the smoother the visit will go and the more efficient it will be,” Richardson says.

7. Realize the constraints of telehealth

Keep in mind that telehealth isn’t designed to address all of your health care needs, says Dr. Jay Woody, chief medical officer of Intuitive Health and co-founder of Legacy ER & Urgent Care, both in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Rather, telehealth should be limited to low-risk, non-emergency situations.

“The provider can offer medical advice, diagnose certain health-related conditions and discuss possible issues,” Woody says. “While telehealth serves a health care need, it should not be considered complete care. The physical nature of an injury or treatment for many sicknesses may require specialized equipment and testing that must be done in a facility.”

8. Embrace the benefits

Joseph Tropper, a clinical therapist in Baltimore, urges you to appreciate the short-term and long-term benefits of telehealth.

In the short term, telehealth sessions have grown in popularity as we’ve adapted to societal changes spawned by the coronavirus pandemic, he says.

“Being socially distant helps us discover new ways of adapting to stressful situations,” Tropper says. “Many people have learned to appreciate the value of connecting to people far from them, as well as picking up new activities that can suppress their loneliness and make them feel better.”

Tropper also sees long-term value in telehealth.

“In my experience, almost 75 percent of my clients are pleasantly surprised by how effective it is,” he says. “We all need the support that we need, and telehealth is a good way to provide it.”

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