In Focus
Advanced Clarity Formula

With today's hectic lifestyles, it getting very hard to be able to give your full attention to the task at hand. Your mind is probably going a 1,000,000 miles per hour in 12 different directions. Between work, the kid's activities, bills, appointments, etc, your life is nuts! However, it's vital to do them all to the best of your ability.

Since you can't add more hours to the day, JBN is here to help you with our new "In Focus" mental clarity formula. It's a scientific blend of EFAs (Essential Fatty Acids) and Calcium designed to keep you in focus!

Did you know that 50% of your gray matter is made of the good fats found in Flaxseed Oil, Marine Lipids, and Evening Primrose Oil?, Dietary deficiencies of these EFA’s may contribute to anxiety, depression, ADD, fatigue and other conditions that can make you lose your concentration when you need it most or darken your overall mood and attitude.

Marine Lipids: It has been well known for a long time that fish is good brain food. The essential fatty acids derived from fish oils and contain high levels of DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) and EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) DHA is a major component of the brain's physical structure and a continuing adequate supply is vital for it's development. EPA is necessary for proper neuron function and communication in the brain. Diminished levels can inhibit the viability of these pathways and lead to poor decision making and thought patterns.1

Borage Oil & Evening Primrose Oil: Borage Oil and Evening Primrose Oils are rich sources of (GLA) gamma-linolenic acid and helps have a positive effect on mood and attitude. Clinical studies have shown that GLA derived can help ease the symptoms of those suffering from PMS and Menopause... including hot flashes, depression, swelling, and irritability. The essential fatty acids formed from GLA are vital for proper tissue structure and maintenance and plays an important role in the metabolization of dietary fats. Inhibited metabolization can contribute to body and mind degenerative diseases.2

Organic Flaxseed Oil: Flaxseeds are rich in Omega III fatty acids and have many health benefits including reduction of risk factors for cardiovascular diseases and other related ailments such as high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, and more. Omega III fatty acids also help keep the neurologic pathways in the brain firing more consistently. EPA and DHA are classified as Omega IIIs.
According to Dr. David Horrobin, a highly respected researcher on EFA's, Omega III fatty acids comprise approximately eight percent of the average human brain.3

CALCIUM: Calcium is is a major factor in helping our bodies regulate and maintain proper pH levels. When the pH levels of our cellular fluid start to decline (becoming more acidic) we greatly increase our chances of becoming ill. A low pH reading can also negatively effect your ability to absorb and utilize vitamins, minerals and other dietary elements.

Conversely, when our pH levels increase (become more alkaline), it is believed that our bodies can naturally fight off tissue damage, aging and allow our neurologic pathways to function better.

There are many environmental and dietary situations that cause our pH levels to change. Preservative and additives typically found in processed foods are acidic in form. When they are absorbed in to the bloodstream, they can cause your pH to change. Other factors such as stress, water and air pollution, and other toxins also contribute to a decline in pH status.4

In an effort to correct low pH levels in the blood, your body naturally pulls calcium, other minerals, and oxygen from our bones, joint tissue, and organs to help our body reach our optimum pH equilibrium level. This process unfortunately starts lowering the pH of other systems and parts of our bodies. Now we become lethargic, more susceptible to disease, and lose mental focus. This depressed condition can also make us more susceptible to the ravages of free radical damage.

The most important thing to know about the EFAs in In Focus is that the body CANNOT produce them naturally. They must either be ingested as part of our daily diets or supplemented.

1. referenced from weeksmd
2. referenced from: ©2004 University of Maryland Medical Center
3. referenced from: wikipedia.com
4. Copyright ©2001-2003 Linus Pauling Institute