Good Health
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About
Good Health New Zealand offers a wide range of natural health products made locally to support your body's nutrient and wellbeing needs. The company was founded by John Blanchard back in 1987, as his life working in the agricultural industry had grown a fascination with natural health remedies within him. In particular, he had become interested in both herbal solutions and oil seed crops, and so started Good Health to try and bring some of these to kiwis. These days the company is run by his sons, David and Brian, and has grown to not only provide its natural health products to New Zealand, but also Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Africa, South Korea, Indonesia, Vietnam and China. What makes Good Health products beneficial? Good Health NZ uses pure, quality products from sustainable sources, and tries to support local farmers and growers where possible. The range of ailments that can be benefited by these natural health products is diverse, as each contains a formula specifically designed for symptoms associated with that particular issue. For example, if you suffer from problems related to your metabolism, you might consider taking Good Health Activator FX capsules. The reason being, this particular remedy contains a mixture of herbs such as bitter orange and white willow, as well as caffeine. According to University of Michigan Health System, bitter orange contains a chemical called synephrine, which can help promote weight loss. The university reports from its research that: "In one study of 23 overweight adults, participants taking a daily intake of bitter orange, combined with caffeine and St. John's wort, for six weeks lost significantly more body weight and fat than the control group. No adverse effects on heart rate or blood pressure were found." When combining bitter orange with white willow (a promising anti-inflammatory and pain relief alternative) as well as caffeine, it can help support both your metabolic rate and energy levels, boosting your we
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