Ultragreen Products New Discovery Boosts Acai Berry Benefits

PRLog (Press Release) - Mar 19, 2009 -
Clearwater, FL –   Ultragreen™ Products four man team of professional doctors and research scientists has developed a new ingredient that boosts the benefits of Acai Berry, the most talked about antioxidant in the news (http://www.ultragreenproducts.com). This new patented ingredient, called Cembalex™, helps regulate blood sugar levels naturally.   Scientific research has shown that to maintain weight loss, blood sugar and metabolism must be supported indefinitely, which makes Acai Ultra Burn with Cembalex a unique weight loss management product.

Cembalex comes from a new variety of herb created and grown exclusively on Ultragreen’s own organic farms.  “We have harnessed the power of this special herb which our clinical studies have shown helps regulate blood sugar,” reports Dr. Bill Huggins clinical research team leader.  “Trials conducted of Cembalex point to pancreas support, meaning a person does not have to be the effect of roller-coaster blood sugar swings and carbohydrate cravings that lead to weight gain,” continues Dr. Huggins (http://www.ultragreenproducts.com/aboutus.htm).

“Originally our goals were to study the abilities of Cembalex™ to help maintain normal blood sugar levels.  As the study of Cembalex progressed, we noticed that test subjects, had a significant reduction in weight-loss, increased energy and less fatigue” explains Dr. Rene’ M. Reed, clinical research team member.

“Cembalex, combined with the acai berry, helps to boost the benefits of the acai berry, only some of which are, improved digestion, better elimination of toxins, increased energy, and improved sleep. The acai berry also provides many essential vital vitamins, minerals and is an extremely powerful free radical fighter. This unique blend of these high quality ingredients is propriety to Acai Ultra Burn,” says Dr. Konky Sotomayor, clinical research team member.

Ultragreen Products is unlike other nutraceutical companies.  First, they utilize vertical integration (http://www.ultragreenproducts.com/research.htm), growing herbs in the Rain Forest and other areas of South America on lush land that is fertile and compliant with Organic Certification.  Secondly, the processing of all herbs is close to where they are grown to insure maximum potency of the finished materials.”

Ultragreen Products research team also provides a solution to a highly fragmented vitamin, mineral, herbal and other nutritional supplements industry.  To this day, the industry lacks standards and regulated procedures necessary to guarantee quality, safety and efficacy in their products.  Ultragreen Products create, develop and manufacture natural products that come from their own vertical integration operation, where they make sure that every single step, from cultivation to processing and manufacturing comply with the highest standards.  They closely inspect manufacturing and processing facilities for FDA compliance and are setting high standards for the industry.  

The four man team of professional doctors and research scientists brings 75 years of combined experience in the pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industries to the creation, formulation and development of Ultragreen Products. The Ultragreen Products team includes: Dr Mehran Ghazvini, DC, NMD, Dr Rene M. Reed, DC, DABCO, NMD, Dr Bill Huggins, NMD, HMD, DSc, and Dr Konky Sotomayor, NMD, DVMZ.  For more information about the reserach team, visit http://www.ultragreenproducts.com/aboutus.htm.

Ultragreen Product (http://www.ultragreenproducts.com) is a Florida Limited Liability Company that is owned entirely by a team of research scientists and doctors, dedicated to the discovery, development and marketing of unique and innovative natural products resourced from various parts of the World to the area of alternative health care.  Presently Ultragreen Products has over 25,000 acres of organic clean land available for growing medicinal herbs. Growing area can be expanded to 250,000 acres.

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