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Our latest study is getting lots of press!

The body of independent published clinical research conducted on Juice Plus+ continues to grow. The most recent example is a clinical study of 6-to-10-year-old boys conducted by researchers at Nemours Children’s Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida. This randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study was designed to assess several, specific potential impacts of adding Juice Plus+ capsules to the diets of both lean and overweight pre-adolescent boys over a six-month period.

The results, published on-line ahead of print in the Journal of Pediatrics, showed increased serum beta-carotene, reduced abdominal fat mass, and improved insulin resistance in the young test group taking the Juice Plus+ capsules compared to those taking the placebo capsules. The Journal of Pediatrics is an international peer-reviewed journal that advances pediatric research, promotes the latest developments in pediatric medicine and child health, and serves as a practical guide for pediatricians. It has been published monthly since 1932. This research was funded entirely by Nemours Clinic; all we did was provide the Juice Plus+ capsules and the placebo capsules used for the study.

You and your customers can learn more about the Nemours study – as well as all Juice Plus+ clinical research – in the Clinical Research section of your personalized Juice Plus+ website.

The study has also been picked up by over 270 news sources, including:

The Wall Street Journal:  CLICK HERE

The Herald:  CLICK HERE

Bloomberg Business week:  CLICK HERE

Reuters:  CLICK HERE

Dallas Times:  CLICK HERE

Aren't you glad you have the nutrition of 17 fruits and vegetables and 9 berries to feed your healthy body every day and FREE for your child!

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Sherry Fritz

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Inspiring Healthy Living around the World

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Kids Thrive with Vegetable Gardening

A gardening program that teaches kids to grow, cook and eat cancer-fighting vegetables is flourishing in Austin , Minnesota . Thanks to Hy-Vee grocery stores and the Austin Public Schools , Sprouts – Get Out and Grow® is teaching gardening, good nutrition and cooking to children ages 3-9 for a second summer.

Jen Haugen, RD, LD, developed the program based on her own lifelong love for gardening. "There is such a great need to foster the connection of fresh food to good health for children," she says.

The Sprouts program started last year with a grant from the Statewide Health Improvement Program. The schools' shop classes built raised garden beds and Hy-Vee employees built a fence around the garden area on the store's property.

Haugen says the program's main goals are to:

• teach children to make healthier choices through eating more fruits and vegetables
• teach the link between fresh food and good health
• teach kids how to prepare healthier meals
• reinforce positive perceptions of healthy foods

Sprouts program kids preparing
veggies they grew.

The school system handles the registrations and permissions and transports 25 children a week to the garden. Haugen plans the garden, which is organic, and the learning activities. This year, she chose 19 vegetables that would produce a continuous yield of veggies for the kids to enjoy throughout the summer. The season kicked off with a planting party on May 3.

Produce: Exciting Results

"I didn't expect them to get so excited about seeing things start to grow," Haugen says. "The cherry tomatoes came out early this year. The kids shouted when they saw them hiding under the leaves – they all wanted one."

The kids also learn to weed the garden. "The garden teaches kids that not everything is perfect and to be patient if a plant doesn't grow or if it is late producing."

Each class ends with kids making the vegetables into an easy, healthy and yummy dish. They also get a newsletter that covers what they learned that day, the recipe and questions parents can ask to reinforce the nutrition information they learned.

Scientists from the nearby University of Minnesota 's Hormel Institute bring interactive lessons for the kids. Recently, kids learned to match different vegetables with the names of their antioxidants.

A scientist from Hormel Institute
talks to the kids.

Last year an August harvest party brought together the school superintendent, community partners, kids and their families to celebrate the garden's success. Each family went home with a box of produce and healthy recipes. "A lot of parents hadn't seen the garden and were really impressed," Haugen says. The event fueled a lot of interest for this year's program and inspired Hy-Vee to set up the program at 40 of its other stores in the Midwest .

Results That Last Year-Round

"When kids see me doing cooking demonstrations with vegetables in the store during the school year, they start saying 'I want some.' But their parents often tell them they won't like it and discourage them. Parents think kids only want candy, and it's not true," says Haugen.

"We also tell kids, 'Don't yuk another person's yum.' That is, if you don't think a certain vegetable tastes good, it's okay if someone else does think it tastes good. They seem to understand it and even tell other kids."

  

Sherry Fritz

Nutrition Educator for Juice Plus

Get the nutrition of 17 fruits and vegetables in capsule or chewable FREE for your child or grand child!

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Hospitals getting fruits and veggies to patients!

Harris County Hospital District wins prestigious NAPH award
Baytown Sun Thu, 05 Jul 2012 22:07 PM PDT
The Harris County Hospital District has won the 2012 Gage Award for Improving Population Health for its Healthy Harvest, a program that coordinates farmers markets in healthcare centers to encourage patients to eat more fruits and vegetables. 

Yeah! Now they are finally getting it!  Feed hospital patients food to help heal them!

Get Fruits and Vegetables in your body every day for only $1.50 a day and FREE for your child!  Ask me how! 
Sherry Fritz
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Dr. Lisa Young Benefits of Fruits and Vegetables

Dr. Lisa Young: Benefits of Fruits and Vegetables
The Huffington Post Thu, 12 Jul 2012 05:13 AM PDT
Eating a diet with plenty of fruits and vegetables has been linked to improved health, and for good reason. While all fruits and vegetables are healthy, here are several pointers on some nutrition powerhouses. 

Please visit my website to see all the doctors who eat and recommend Juice Plus!
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Fighting Childhood Obesity with Fruits and Vegetables

Garden Aimed at Fighting Childhood Obesity
WHSV Harrisonburg Thu, 05 Jul 2012 18:13 PM PDT
We know childhood obesity is a major problem across the nation and here in Virginia about one-quarter of kids are either overweight or obese. One of the biggest challenges is getting healthy foods like fruits and vegetables to kids. 

It is not easy to get kids to eat fruits and vegetables every day!  For a simple and easy way to bridge the gap please CLICK HERE to learn about the whole food nutrition of Juice Plus and ask me how to get it FREE for your child! 
www.juicepluschildrenshealthstudy.com

Sherry Fritz
Dr. Sears LEAN Coach
Nutrition Educator with Juice Plus
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Sherry@SherryFritz.com

52 Small Changes Week 4

52 Small Changes One Year to a Happier, Healthier, You by Brett Blumental
Week number 4 Keep a Food Journal
"Tell me what you eat, I'll tell you who you are." Anthelme Brillat-Savarin

Many people ten to think they eat healthier than they really do.  For one, they may have misconceptions of what healthy eating really means.  Second, it's human nature to remember healthier choices or moments, such as passing on a donut or eating only half of the super-sized meal, while easily forgetting those that are less healthy.  Food journaling, however is a great way to avoid these pitfalls so you can make healthy choi8ces and maintain a healthy diet.
For more info please CLICK HERE!

Please join us for our next event and learn what you can do to improve your health!

Sherry Fritz
Health Educator
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July 28 Circle of Wellness

What a great opportunity to experience many types of wellness models!  I will be giving a facial!  Please join us and bring someone you love and care about!  $50 for 4 treatments of your choice!

Please call me with any questions!
Sherry Fritz
Nutrition Educator with Juice Plus
866-508-2910
Sherry@SherryFritz.com

Bringing Produce to Patients

Dr. Barnesâ Farmersâ Market: Bringing Produce To Patients
WFTV 9 Orlando Tue, 10 Jul 2012 05:36 AM PDT
FOOD DESERTS: The steady suburbanization of major food retailers is contributing to the emergence of urban âfood deserts,â areas within city centers where low-income people have poor access to vegetables, fruits, and other whole foods. Because many chronic diseases have been associated with low consumption of vegetables and fruits, along with high consumption of sugary or high-fat foods, urban ...

For a simple and easy way to increase your fruit and vegetable consumption by 17 a day, please visit my website because Food is powerful medicine!
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Sherry Fritz
Nutrition Educator
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Sherry@SherryFritz.com
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Juice Plus clinical study published in Journal of Pediatrics

http://www.jpeds.com/article/S0022-3476%2812%2900049-2/abstract

Juice Plus children's clinical study, published in the Journal of Pediatrics

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Sherry Fritz
Nutrition Educator
866-508-2910
Sherry@SherryFritz.com
www.SherryFritz.com 

Making Nutrition Basics Habit

Making Nutrition Basics Habit
Thomasville Times-Enterprise Sat, 30 Jun 2012 16:03 PM PDT
Making habits stick takes time and action. Good nutritional habits can make a difference in how we feel and sleep and how healthy we are. Focus on increasing fruits and vegetables, eating sensible serving sizes, choosing higher fiber grains and leaner meats and getting rid of saturated fat.
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Sherry Fritz
Nutrition Educator with Juice Plus
866-508-2910
Sherry@SherryFritz.com
www.SherryFritz.com

Vegetable Goodness

VEGETABLE GOODNESS
Manila Bulletin Thu, 05 Jul 2012 02:20 AM PDT
CEBU CITY, Cebu (PIA) â Eating vegetables gives one better immunity and prevents the development of non-communicable diseases. National Nutrition Council (NNC) 7 Chief Parolita Mission said vegetables and fruits are rich with fiber needed to cleanse the gastro-intestinal tract through regular bowel movements preventing constipation and helping prevent colon cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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Sherry Fritz
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