USANA: Boost Your Immunity Protection with New Booster C 600™

Boost Your Immunity Protection with New Booster C 600™

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USANA knows how important it is to give your immune system the support it needs, especially with the stress your immune system is under this season. That’s why USANA created a new product specifically designed to support healthy immune defenses—Booster C 600™.

A delicious lemon-berry flavored powder that can be taken straight or mixed with water, Booster C 600 comes in convenient single-serving stick packs, so they are easy to use for people on-the-go. So, whether you are shaking hands with groups of new customers, riding in a crowded plane, or at the family holiday party, your personal immunity boost can be carried with you wherever you go.

What Makes It Different?
What sets Booster C 600 apart from other immunity supplements on the market is its special blend of immunity-supporting ingredients. Not only does it contain zinc, echinacea, and elderberry, but it also includes USANA’s own proprietary vitamin C supplement Poly C^®. And, as it is created by scientists at USANA, you can trust that Booster C 600 is safe, pure, and effective.

Booster C 600 is also the perfect seasonal companion to USANA’s other supplements to support immunity health: Proflavanol^® C¹⁰⁰, USANA^® Probiotic, Pure Rest™, and USANA’s Vitamin D supplement. Because of the potent immune boosting ingredients that Booster C 600 provides, it should NOT be taken longer than two weeks at a time. It is the perfect solution just for those times when you feel your immunity needs a little boost.

Sampling with Stick Packs
Since they come in individual packets that cost just over $0.90 each, Booster C 600 is also perfect for sampling. Pass them out to your friends, family, and acquaintances who would likely be open to getting their own boost this winter. Be sure to download the Booster C 600 sample sheet (English) • (Spanish) • (Chinese) to pass out along with the stick pack to give your prospects all the information they need to know about this powerful new product. You can also send your prospects an eCard, available with a subscription to The Income Maximizer™, featuring Booster C 600.

As a seasonal product, Booster C 600 is only available for a limited time. Give yourself a boost this winter and buy yours today!



Booster C 600™ – 28 Pack
Item #143
$29.50 – 22 SVP

* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

USANA - Beat the Holiday Rush with USANA’s Holiday Shopping Spree

Beat the Holiday Rush with USANA’s Holiday Shopping Spree

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You’ve waited all year for this. Don’t miss USANA’s Holiday Shopping Spree, from November 22–24! This three-day sale is the perfect chance to beat the holiday rush for all your gift-giving needs, while saving money on all of your favorite USANA products.

• Get discounts on some of our most popular Optimizers and Sensé™ products.
• Cappuccino Nutrimeal™ is back by popular demand.
• Get new products, like USANA’s Booster C 600™ and Blanc Balance™.
• Plus, there’s much, much more!

And that’s not all—the first 100 people to spend $100 or more on Holiday Shopping Spree merchandise will receive a free gift! The gift includes a free Rev3 t-shirt, “Best Live Event in America” t-shirt (both shirts will be random sizes), Rev3 LifeMasters, USANA key ring, and a MyHealthPak™ sample pack—all valued at over $35!*

Be sure to include your downline in all the fun. Send them the Holiday Specials eCard so they don’t miss out.

Visit the Shopping Cart and go to “Product Specials” to view all the incredible holiday savings. The list of specials goes on and on, but unfortunately, the sale doesn’t. Don’t miss it!

*Free gift is shipped separately and will not be received with your order

USANA: New Diabetes Projections "Paint Sobering Picture of the Future"

New Diabetes Projections "Paint Sobering Picture of the Future"

Without widespread intervention, one in three American adults could have type 2 diabetes by the year 2050. - Read more about this research below.

Type 2 diabetes is a chronic health condition that develops when the body becomes resistant to insulin, a hormone that regulates carbohydrate and fat metabolism. The exact mechanism by which type 2 diabetes occurs is unknown, but a number of correlating risk factors - particularly obesity and physical inactivity - are well-established. Unfortunately, the number of individuals with type 2 diabetes has increased sharply in recent years, with an estimated $174 billion cost to the United States in 2007 alone.

A number of papers have attempted to project type 2 diabetes prevalence 5, 10, and 20+ years into the future. Unfortunately, most of these projections have relied on weak or outdated metrics, including old census data, static mortality rates, and overly simple estimations of diabetes incidence. A recent paper from researchers at the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion hoped to overcome these weaknesses by utilizing recent census data and a matrix of factors derived from an extensive literature review.

The researchers describe their results as "a sobering picture of the future growth of diabetes." Their most optimistic values point to 21% of the U.S. adult population having type 2 diabetes in the year 2050. A middle-ground scenario predicts a prevalence of 25%-28%, while high-end data points to a diabetes prevalence of 33%, or 1 in 3 adults. To put these numbers in perspective, approximately 7% of the U.S. adult population had type 2 diabetes in 2007. In 1990, prevalence was below 5%. 

Unlike some chronic diseases, type 2 diabetes risk can be reduced by relatively moderate lifestyle changes. Losing weight (if overweight or obese), improving dietary choices, and regular exercise are all known to reduce risk of acquiring type 2 diabetes. The authors of this paper note that such changes "can help to decrease loss in quality of life and the future cost of providing care for people with diabetes. Indeed, such efforts are essential if we hope to moderate or slow the growth of diabetes prevalence." 

Boyle JP, Thompson TJ, Gregg EW, Barker LE, Williamson DF. Projection of the year 2050 burden of diabetes in the US adult population: dynamic modeling of incidence, mortality, and prediabetes prevalence. 2010. Population Health Metrics 8:29.