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(EMAILWIRE.COM, May 19, 2012 ) Cincinnati, OH -- Following diligent research around the world, one U.S company has found what it believes could be the key to prolonged life and great health.
Akea Life, a North Carolina-based wellness company has recently concluded a study of some of the world’s healthiest and longest living communities. With the aim of using the results to help them develop better products, the company identified a number of factors that contribute to life longevity and prolonged good health.
During their research, dietary patterns were studied with surprising results. In virtually all longevity hotspots, certain super foods were continuously consumed by ageing cultures, with results showcasing populations living 10-20 years longer than the average U.S citizen.
Taking their results into the laboratory, Akea used their data to produce ‘Akea Essentials’ – a new nutritional healthy multivitamin product which combines traditional foods from the world’s healthiest cultures with the Western world’s latest scientific breakthroughs.
Each serving of Akea Essentials will deliver pure super food goodness, allowing everyone to enjoy the same diet as ageing populations around the world.
“We are even kicking off an official 60-day challenge to allow people to experience a total lifestyle change after adding Akea Essentials to their diet for just 60 days” says Michael Holtz, an Independent Consultant with the company.
He continues, “Current participants in the 60 day challenge report a number of improved benefits that cover a full spectrum of health challenges. Throughout the challenge there is daily communication, inspiration and encouragement through email and an online support community while participants learn to implement the 5 principles discovered in common with the world’s oldest and healthiest people. Who knows, they could even live to be 100!”
The research carried out by Akea goes a long way towards validating the lifestyle changes they promote. According to global statistics, people in the United States have a comparatively short life expectancy. However, the team at Akea hope to use their data to enable people to extend their natural lifespan and skew the statistics for good.
In fact Ed, another Independent Distributor for the company, is thrilled to share his own experience.
“When I started the Akea 60-Day Challenge, I wasn’t in the best of shape. My blood sugar was 188, my blood pressure was 180/101, my triglycerides were 465, and I weighed 239 pounds. Not in the best shape for 49 years old. Today, after the 60-Day Challenge, my numbers have dropped dramatically” he says.
Holtz, who has only recently embarked on his own 60 day challenge, can report similar impressive results.
“I started my own challenge less than two weeks ago and can already report a significant drop in blood pressure and an increase in my energy. My starting blood pressure was 143/100 and today lies at a mere 100/80. I am 53 and at a crucial risk age for heart disease. However, I am confident I can now buck the statistics” he adds.
The challenge is available to anyone living in the United States, and can be purchased from an Akea Life Independent Consultant.
For more information on the challenge, Akea’s products and the life style they promote, please visit: http://www.healthnatural.us
About Akea:
Akea was created by a team with decades of experience in the health, wellness and technology fields.
The most pervasive and silently accepted crisis in America today is the ill health of our people [Source: US Center of Disease Control (CDC)]. Akea shares this sentiment and firmly believes that the average person is interested in living a healthier life but lacks basic knowledge, tools and a community to support them to do so.
The team believed they could combine their collective and diverse experiences and create a great new global community that could truly empower people and help them rediscover their health, happiness, vitality and dreams.
Success Enterprises
Michael Holtz
513-687-5133
mholtz@cinci.rr.com 
Source: EmailWire.com
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