Increase Healthspan, Lift Skin Tone and Decrease Full-Body Inflammation Linked To Premature Aging
The New Scientific Approach to Anti-Aging Formulated To Increase Your Healthspan, Dramatically Lift Skin Tone and Decrease Full-Body Inflammation Linked To Premature Aging
Postbiotic Beauty Reds targets the three pillars of anti aging using a unique plant blend + newly discovered postbiotics to rejuvenate your appearance from the inside out.
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Regenerate Your Body At A Deep, Cellular Level to Increase Healthspan
Polyphenols, Anthocyanins and Flavonoids to ward off degenerative diseases that shorten healthspan and cause premature skin aging.
Newly Discovered Postbiotics Combined With A Powerful Plant Enzyme
Postbiotics and Enzymes to help improve sluggish digestive systems to ward off degenerative gut disease directly linked to rapid aging
Reduce Depth and Appearance of Wrinkles By Up To 59%
Increase your body’s antioxidant capacity by 8.5% and avoid wrinkles, dry and aged-looking skin with large doses of beta carotenoids.
Real Beauty Comes From Within
Let’s be honest. We all want to look younger. Whether we care to admit this or not, we subconsciously go to great lengths to look our very best everyday.
Why?
For a very good reason. Our self confidence is naturally improved when we look our best. It makes us feel positive, happy and vibrant. It gives us more energy. Studies have even confirmed “looking younger” subconsciously forces other people to like us more.
Self confidence is a huge thing. When our confidence levels are lacking, it has crippling effects on all parts of our lives. If we’re married, we feel our husbands no longer find us attractive. If we’re single, we stop going on dates. It even turns some of us into complete home-bodies who are afraid to leave the house!
In fact:
One of the leading causes of anxiety and depression is a lack of self confidence that stems directly from your aging appearance.
To counteract this, we go to extraordinary lengths, purchasing expensive skin care products such as creams, moisturisers and serums. We then spend even more going to skin care clinics getting laser treatments and *gasp* chemical peels. We also spend up big on makeup and lipstick. All in the pursuit of looking our best.
I need to let you in a secret:
To make long-lasting, positive and noticeable changes to your skin and appearance, you need to start thinking of beauty as an internal concept. And start treating it from within your body.
Aging Is An Internal Process With Crippling
External Consequences Manifesting As:
Skin damage
Dark circles under eyes
Acne, pimples and blackheads
Eye damage
Puffy eyes and face
Lack of natural blush and lip colour
Repetitive Cellular damage
No inner glow and radiance
Dry and flaking skin
Wrinkles and fine lines
Skin blemishes and spots
Sagging facial appearance
Two Very Different Processes Causing One Catastrophic Health Result
The process of skin aging comes from two very different processes.
The first is called intrinsic skin aging. This progressive process happens naturally to our skin and organs as we age. There is not much we can do to stop the process from happening.
The second part is where skin and an aged appearance can accelerate very fast.
It’s called extrinsic skin aging and it’s caused by environmental factors largely within our control. These include sun exposure, smoking, stress, pollution, alcohol, recreational drug use and UV irradiation.
Yet, the most critical and overlooked culprit to accelerated aging ispoor nutrition.
Thousands of studies are now confirming poor nutrition feeds a raft of inner health problems which cuts years off something called “your healthspan…”
“At least 24% of our lives are spent in an unhealthy and diseased state”
— World Health Organisation
Two Very Different Processes Causing One Catastrophic Health Result
Your healthspan is even more important than lifespan…
You may be asking, how is that possible? What could be more important than living longer?
Well, healthspan is the period of life where you’re healthy. If you are past your healthspan, it means you’re chronically sick. This oftens means you have a degenerative condition.
Humans are only capable of living to around 120 years old physically. We are a long way off from increasing that. So instead of focusing on increasing the time we live. We should be focusing on maximising the length and quality of our healthspan.
The average lifespan in Australia is 82.45 years. The World Health Organisation recently established a metric to measure the average healthspan called HALE. The average HALE is currently just 63.1 years.
The world’s healthspan is rapidly decreasing. People are getting chronic degenerative conditions now starting in their thirties and forties
This means that instead of spending your time with loved ones, travelling the world and doing the things you love—you spend time and money with visits to doctors, hospitals and pharmacies…
You also experience great frustration because you don’t have the energy you need to experience life to its fullest.
The inflammatory and degenerative disease culprits that are contributing to our declining healthspan are diabetes, cancer, alzheimer’s, heart disease and autoimmune diseases.
The three biomarkers causing
our decreasing healthspan are:
Chronic “full-body” inflammation
This important biomarker is responsible for cancers and autoimmune disease + a large number of other conditions
Faulty digestive and microbiome health
This important biomarker is responsible for nutrient malabsorption, gut issues and depression/anxiety
Fluctuating blood sugar levels
This biomarker is responsible for the development of Type-2 diabetes and specific cancer types.
Keeping The 3 Biomarkers Under Control Stops Minor Gut Problems Like IBS and Acid Reflux Progressing To Cancers, Tumours and Alzheimer’s
If we can keep the above three biomarkers healthy and under control, we can not only increase our healthspan but also our skin, beauty, hair and overall appearance.
Thankfully, there are now 1,000’s of scientific studies backing a number of little-known but powerful nutrients that can dramatically increase our healthspan, digestion and thus, our appearance.
These rare nutrients are:
Flavonoids
A large class of powerful phytochemicals that help gives fruits and vegetables their vivid colours
Polyphenols
A large class of heavily studied disease fighting and life extending organic compounds found in plants
Antioxidants
Found in certain foods and may prevent some of the damage caused by free radicals by neutralising them
Beta Carotenoids
Fat-soluble nutrients that help us fight damage caused by free radicals
“And we have included them in a synergistic formula using the latest science to create Postbiotic Beauty Reds”
The French Anti Aging Secret Letting Them Eat As Much Fat, Sugar and Gluten As They Want Without Heart Disease or Early Death
How do the French eat more fat, sugar, gluten and drink more wine than almost any other population?
The answer to this question is commonly referred to as the “French Paradox.” The secret has been linked to a little-known phytonutrient called Resveratrol which is commonly found naturally in red wine and dark cacao.
Thousands of scientific studies have shown that resveratrol is a powerful compound that regenerates the body at a deep, cellular level.
Today, resveratrol is believed to be one of the most powerful polyphenols and the strongest protector against symptoms linked with inflammation and free radical damage that leads to aging.
How A Strange “Upside Down” Plant From Africa Is A Potential New Cosmetic Goldmine And Helps Control Blood Sugar
The second biomarker of the decreasing healthspan is fluctuating blood sugar levels.
The baobab fruit has been used in Africa for centuries to naturally cure disease, as natural anti-bacterial and recently, to help control blood sugar levels. It’s also the #1 source of vitamin C in the entire world.
Baobab’s rich polyphenol content has been shown by studies to help in reducing the glycaemic response when consuming high-starch foods. This stabilising effect is of much interest as a potential for managing blood sugar levels.
Baobabs rich fibre content also helps control blood sugar levels, which prevents any sudden fluctuations that may lead to feelings of fatigue, headaches and serious health conditions like diabetes.
Postbiotics: The Missing Link To Gut Health
The third part to anti-aging is effective digestion and gut health. If your gut isn’t healthy, then you cannot look your best.
An unhealthy gut results in IBS, bloating, hair loss, leaky gut, depression, anxiety, PCOS, ‘tail spinning hormones’ and much more. All of these chronic health conditions accelerate aging including wrinkles, blemishes, hair loss and much more.
Postbiotics are formed after probiotic metabolism takes place in the gut. When positive bacteria are introduced to the digestive tract, they interact with the digestive process and carry out a number of functions, including promoting enzyme production, balancing bacteria and pH levels, and assisting in the healthy digestion of food in the gut.
Postbiotics are the next step in the three-stage promotion of good bacteria in the gut. These bacterial cultures are formed as a byproduct of the interaction between probiotics and gut function, and many believe that they hold the key to long-term digestive health.
Beetroot
Beetroot is a beauty powerhouse abundant in folate, potassium, vitamin C, fibre and antioxidants. It not only purifies the blood but also stimulates the blood flow in the entire body.
Papaya
Nourishes skin with high levels of Vitamin A, Vitamin C and the Papain enzyme. Papaya helps remove dead skin cells and inactive proteins to rejuvenate and hydrate your skin.
Blueberries
The phytochemicals and antioxidants found in blueberries help reverse aging whilst the Anthocyanins and flavonoids help eliminate the damaging effects of oxidative stress, the cause of rapid aging.
Cacao
Cacao is abundant in antioxidants and blocks harmful free radicals in the body. It also protects the body against many diseases including premature aging. Cacao has a large amount of magnesium, which helps in protecting the skin and keeping it healthy.
The Science-Backed Benefits of
Postbiotic Beauty Reds
Contains The World’s #1 Highest Source of Anti-Aging Super Nutrient—Reduce Dark Circles and Under Eye Bags
Vitamin C is actually an antioxidant. The baobab fruit is the world’s number one source of bioavailable Vitamin C when compared to all other fruits and vegetables. Vitamin C has been shown to reduce dark circles and under eye bags, reduces skin discolouration, speed up wound healing, keep the skin looking younger, improving skin moisture and hydration and reducing full-body inflammation. The high amount of this particular vitamin is why baobab is a wonderful anti aging food source. Vitamin C also helps the body form elastin and collagen . Vitamin C also improves circulation and plays an important role in helping the body absorb more nutrients.
Combat Slowed Iron Absorption For A Higher Level Of Cognitive Function For Clearer and Faster Thinking
Iron deficiency is one of the worlds most common nutritional disorders in women. The deficiency causes anemia, which occurs when the body has decreased levels of haemoglobin in red blood cells. These low levels hinder your body’s ability to access oxygen which leads to fatigue, shortness of breath and muscle weakness. Whilst baobab is high in iron, your body is not always able to absorb it. Baobab contains phenomenal levels of Vitamin C which is widely known to enhance the absorption of iron.
Keep Blood Sugar Levels Under Control To Kill Fatigue And Avoid Stroke, Heart Disease and Chronic Skin Problems For A Higher Lifespan
Baobab’s rich polyphenol content has been scientifically proven to reduce the glycaemic response when consuming high-starch foods. The study found a significant reduction in the conversion of rapidly digestible starches from white bread into sugars in our blood when consuming this together with Baobab. This stabilising effect is of much interest as a potential for managing blood sugar levels. Baobabs rich fibre content also helps control blood sugar levels, which prevents any sudden fluctuations that may lead to feelings of fatigue, headaches, and, over the long-term, serious health conditions like diabetes.
Helps Your Body Repair Damaged And “Out of Control” Cells That Lead to Advanced Aging and Rapid Skin Decay
Together with advanced and faster ageing, cell damage is also heavily responsible for diabetes, alzheimer’s and cataracts. Baobab is one of the world’s richest sources of antioxidants, which are important for overall health because they help delay, repair, or prevent the damage to our cells caused by free radicals. This cell damage can result in serious health conditions such as diabetes, Alzheimer’s, and cataracts.
The Most Powerful Digestive Enzyme In The Entire World
Certain compounds found in papayas help you break down and utilise proteins properly. The most powerful enzyme found in papaya is Papain which has the ability to break apart the bonds between amino acids which are the building blocks of protein. This enzyme is very helpful for people with low stomach acid who have trouble digesting meat. It also turbocharges protein absorption once it has been digested. People with digestive disorders such as leaky gut, irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, autoimmune disease and even constipation can benefit from adding papain into their diets.
Dramatically Strengthen Your Blood and Platelet Count
There has been a lot of interest in papaya and its ability to help increase the amount of platelets in the blood. A study conducted found that those given papaya leaf extract had significantly higher platelet and red blood cell counts after 72 hours compared to those in the control group. Researchers believe that papaya extract may eventually be a treatment for people with blood disorders.
Attacks The Protective Coating Found On Cancer Cells
Since it can breakdown proteins, the digestive enzyme Papain may be able to attack the protective coating found on cancer cell walls which could prevent their growth. There is significant interest in this area of the cancer and diet connection and how enzymes like papain can be used in helping treat cancer. Beta-Carotone, Vitamin C and Fibre have all been linked to decreased risk in cancer. Fiber also acts to reduce the cancer-causing toxins in the digestive system.
The Highest Total Antioxidant Capacity To Protect Your Skin Against Free Radical and Reactive Oxygen Damage
Antioxidants fight harmful free radicals and prevent cell damage. They also protect you from several types of crippling chronic disease including cancer, heart disease and diabetes. Studies have consistently shown that blueberries contain the highest total antioxidant capacity but also, one of the greatest varieties. This includes flavonoids, anthocyanins and phenols. A recent study even showed that participants supplementing with blueberry powder increased serum antioxidant status by 8.5% after just one hour.
Studies Indicate Blueberries Amp Up Weight Loss Fast
Several studies now have shown the exciting effects of blueberries when it comes to weight loss. Blueberry powder has been shown to prevent obesity in subjects that were fed a high fat diet. Another study by the Cardiovascular Center and the Michigan Integrative Medicine Program showed that the intake of blueberry powder was linked a reduction in belly fat in obese subjects.
Boost Brain Health and Cut Through The Brain Fog For Clear Thinking
Many studies have now shown that blueberries improve memory, recall and cognition. A landmark study by the European Journal of Nutrition demonstrated significant cognitive improvement and immediate recall time in children compared to the placebo group.
Stop Collagen Destruction and Skin Damage
Anthocyanins in blue blueberries have been reported to reduce the ultraviolet ray-induced skin photoaging effect as well as inhibiting collagen destruction and inflammation.
Boost Your Healthspan With Anthocyanin Power (Early Death Resistant)
Anthocyanins are a type of flavonoid, a family of powerful antioxidants that fight the effects of aging and oxidative stress. They play a key role in fighting the damage caused by free radicals in your body which leads to numerous diseases and aging. Anthocyanins also help protect cells, vital organs and tissues from oxidative damage and stress. Research even indicates that anthocyanins have a positive impact on gut health when they interact with microflora. This can help decrease inflammatory markers associated with disease and support health hormone balance.
Stop Premature Skin Damage Such as Drying, Peeling, Wrinkles and Follicular Thickening of The Skin (And Stop Your Skin Cells From “Drying Out”)
When combined with Vitamin A, Carotenoids help prevent skin cancer and premature skin damage. Diets high in carotenoids help prevent UV light damage (which can lead to melanoma), wrinkles, scaling, follicular thickening of the skin, drying and aged-looking skin. Vitamin A also helps prevent keratinisation of the skin which is a process that causes your cells to lose their moisture and become very dry.
The ‘Missing’ Synergistic Link To Superior Digestive Health
The concept of ‘good’ bacteria is central to the idea of postbiotics. By introducing prebiotics to our digestive systems, and by nurturing probiotic function, we are already taking steps to foster these good bacteria within our bodies. It is postbiotics which complete this cycle, and which provide further support and promotion to the formation of these all-important positive bacterial strains.
Terminate Free Radicals (High Betalain Content)
Beetroots are abundant in an antioxidant called alpha-lipoic acid which has been shown to lower glucose levels and prevent oxidative stress-induced changes in patients with diabetes. Scientists have stated that alpha-lipoic acid terminates free radicals and increases vitamin C and cytosolic glutathione, thus preventing toxins that have the powder to destroy the health cells in your body.
Boosted blooded flow for enhanced energy, performance and stamina
Beetroot increase the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood and has also been found to reduce the amount of oxygen that muscles require in order to function optimally. Three studies have consistently shown beetroots ability to improve athletic performance in time trials, weight lifting and runners and enhance blood flow because it’s abundant in nitrites. The precursor to the powerful physical performance enhancer, nitric oxide.
Resveratrol Causes Powerful Biological Activities Which Display Anti-Cancer Properties
Striking research from the Department of Pharmacology reveals one of the most powerful biological activities of resveratrol which has been soundly investigated is its cancer-chemopreventive potential. In fact, studies have shown that it “blocks” the carcinogenesis at various stages: tumor initiation, promotion, and progression. Scientists believe resveratrol downregulates your body’s inflammatory response through the release of an abundance of anti-inflammatory compounds.
Quickly Suppress Damaging Compounds Which Trigger Chronic Inflammatory Responses In Your Body
Resveratrol limits your body’s ability to produce two dangerous molecules known to trigger full-body inflammation, phospholipase D and sphingosine kinase. Other studies have shown the compounds potential to limit cyclooxygenase enzymes. These nasty molecules trigger inflammatory responses that damage tissue throughout your body. Now, your body naturally produces inflammation as a means of healing itself. However, a state of constant full-body inflammation is the cause of almost every chronic disease in humans.
Increase Your Healthspan, Dramatically Lift Skin Tone and Decrease Full-Body Inflammation Linked To Premature Aging
Postbiotic Beauty Reds targets the three pillars of anti aging using a unique plant blend + newly discovered postbiotics to rejuvenate your appearance from the inside out.
Postbiotic Beauty Reds
Increase your healthspan, lift skin tone and decrease full-body inflammation linked to premature aging.
Postbiotic Beauty Reds targets the three pillars of anti aging using a unique plant blend + newly discovered postbiotics to rejuvenate your appearance from the inside out.
Our formula bucks the trend of reducing the signs of aging with expensive creams and serums. We believe aging should be addressed by the foods we put into our bodies.
We here at Happy Mammoth believe that your skin health is directly linked with the health status of your gut. If your gut is healthy then you skin will flourish.
Ingredients: Postbiotics (Butyrate Acid), Organic Baobab Powder, Organic Cacao Powder, Organic Beetroot Powder, Strawberry Powder, Diatomaceous Earth, Blueberry Powder, Papaya Powder, Resveratrol, Natural Raspberry Flavour, Stevia Leaf Extract
How to use Posbiotic Beauty Reds
It’s best to consume Postbiotic Beauty Reds every morning for maximum effectiveness. We recommend mixing approximately one scoop in 200-300mls of water to start. Reduce or increase water amount for your own flavour preferences.
Postbiotic Beauty Reds can also be consumed in macadamia, soy or almond milk to naturally bring out even more flavours. It can also be used in baking, in acai or smoothie bowels or as part of a gluten free oat breakfast.
Can it be used with other Happy Mammoth products?
Yes! Postbiotic Beauty Reds has been designed to synergistically work with our Prebiotic Collagen Protein and Probiotic Power Greens. That way, you can ensure your gut functions in perfect balance with a concentrated dose of prebiotic, probiotics and postbiotics. One thing to note here is that they should be consumed separately for taste preferences.
Taste:
Postbiotic Beauty Reds has a naturally occurring raspberry cacao flavour that isn’t too sweet. This makes it good enough to consume with just water or even used for baking making the product extremely versatile and user friendly.
Postbiotic Beauty Reds in extremely
versatile and can be used in many ways
Prior to exercise for increased strength, performance and blood flow
Daily to internally reinvigorate and rejuvenate skin health
In the morning for a sustained energy boost throughout the day
Daily to maintain critical biomarkers link to health-span and aging
Whilst travelling to keep skin hydrated and to strengthen the immune system
To help relieve the symptoms of chronic health conditions such as IBS
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No artificial sweeteners
We kept our blend completely natural as nature intended
Gluten, lactose and dairy free
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Our ingredients go through rigorous quality assessment to ensure 100% purity
Free from artificial additives
No artificial colours, artificial flavours, artificial additives or binding agents used
No Gums, Fillers or Concentrates
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