Supplement Review: Peak Performance Packs-

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Originally introduced for those with active, athletic lifestyles and fitness regimens, the Freiburg Study demonstrated that the effects of the Peak Performance Pack can benefit adults of every age. In fact, initial findings point to measurable benefits in many of the body’s core systems.  Benefits in as little as 60 minutes!

For nearly a century, supplement manufacturers have been saying that the benefits from supplementation are strictly long range—that the true benefits of the nutrition they offer will take years to truly manifest. Melaleuca broke that mold with the Vitality Pack 90-Day Challenge—promising you could feel a difference within 90 days. Now Melaleuca takes that promise where it has never been before. The Freiburg Study shows that many of the incredible benefits of the Peak Performance Pack are measurable in the body in as little as one hour! Think about that! Your health begins to improve within just 60 minutes! And those benefits were found in all participants, no matter their age, fitness level, or relative health.

Improved Heart Health

Cholesterol and triglyceride levels were positively impacted, allowing us to state that the pack helps:
  • Maintain healthy cholesterol levels*
  • Maintain healthy triglyceride levels*
Blood pressure—both systolic and diastolic—remained stable for many and dropped significantly for those studied with levels that were elevated but still in a healthy range. Nitric oxide is the major metabolite responsible for maintaining healthy blood pressure levels. It is a known vasodilator and the quantity nearly doubled. This leads us to conclude that the pack helps:
  • Maintain healthy blood pressure*
  • Boost the healthy production of nitric oxide in the blood*






Improved Metabolic Health

The spike of blood glucose after a high-sugar meal was significantly lower after participants started taking the Peak Performance Pack. The body’s insulin response was significantly lower. We may now conclude that the pack:
  • Helps your body more efficiently manage blood sugar*
  • Helps support normal insulin response*
Improved Cellular Health

As participants continued taking the Peak Performance Pack, the body’s ability to efficiently produce energy increased. The heart did not need to beat as fast to perform physical activity and all cells were able to produce the required amount of energy without demanding additional oxygen. At the same time, we observed that the spike of free radicals (typically accompanied by physical exertion) was decreased dramatically. Additionally, inflammatory activity decreased while resistance to inflammation was significantly improved. It is now conclusive! The Peak Performance Pack also:
  • Helps support efficient cellular energy utilization*
  • Helps promote healthy free radical balance in the body*
  • Helps promote a healthy inflammatory response in healthy individuals*
  • Boosts the healthy production of nitric oxide in the blood*
Never before has a combination of powerful, patented, or proprietary products been combined in this way. And never has there been a better nutritional pack to help you reach your own peak performance every day.

New for 2015 is personalized packs including Total Health, Bone & Joint, Heart, and Brain.  These convenient packs are great for on the go.  Help you to stay consistent by having AM & PM packs.  Most of all they help you to start your journey of better health from the inside out.  

To start your Peak Performance, contact me today!

*click here for more about the study.

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