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Nordic Naturals new Ultimate Omega formula delivers more than twice the level of EPA and DHA per serving than regular fish oil. It is a convenient way for individuals with elevated triglycerides to meet the American Heart Association's recommendations for EPA and DHA (2-4 grams/day)1, and for those who simply want more Omega-3s per capsule.* In addition, this concentrated formula supports healthy mood, joint and tissue health.* Suggested use is 2 soft gels daily with meals or as directed.
Ultimate Omega Formulaby Nordic NaturalsPrice:$59.46
Comes from deep, cold, ocean-water fish, processed and bottled in Norway to insure maximum freshness. Take by the teaspoonful, mix with foods, or try it on salads. It has a refreshing, lemon taste.
The Very Finest Fish Oil Lemonby CarlsonPrice:$31.99
This standardized formula is specifically designed for anyone who wants to promote better circulation in the veins of their legs. This proven formula contains the herb Horse Chestnut, which is one of the most researched extracts in the world. It contains a natural compound that has been found to be of great help in bringing comfort and relief from tired, aching legs. This extract promotes healthy blood flow plus it fights swollen legs. Adults should take one capsule every 12 hours (two per day), swallowed whole with water before meals. Clinical research has shown effectiveness in as little as four weeks with continuous, daily use. Standardized horse chestnut extract 300 mg.
Turmeric force Softgels is researched for maintaining healthy inflammation response. Turmericforce Softgels maintains healthy heart, cardiovascular, and liver function. World's most important protective botanical New Chapter's Turmericforce, grown on their farm in Costa Rica, is the world's first and only supercritical, full-spectrum turmeric extract. Not a mere isolate of standardized turmeric, offering just one or more of the curcuminoids. This is turmeric's full healing glory.
Turmeric Forceby New ChapterPrice:$38.37
Made with premium French Maritime Pine Bark Extract, Pycnogenol supports circulatory health. Pycnogenol is rich in procyanidins which may help to improve circulatory issues, blood flow, and blood pressure and provide the whole body protection from cell-damaging free radicals. 1 daily.
Pycnogenolby Healthy OriginsPrice:$33.95
The typical American diet is high in saturated fats from meat products. However, it is low in fish, and thus Omega-3 oils. For those individuals who do not eat an oily fish diet, Carlson offers a special concentrate of fish oils from deep, cold water which are especially rich in the Omega-3s.
Super Omega-3 Fish Oilby CarlsonPrice:$17.85
Outstanding quality due to MSC certification and an added patent-pending harvest method of delivering the Antarctic krill alive and fresh to the processing plant. Then the fresh krill oil is hermetically sealed in a liquid capsule for best preservation and delivery. Krill has body-ready EPA and DHA for heart, joint, and immune benefits! 2 daily.
Dr. Mercola Krill Oilby Dr MercolaPrice:$78.97
Barlean's Flax Oil Liquid is high in Omega-3, 6, and 9 fatty acids. These fatty acids are vital for helping to maintain a healthy cardiovascular system and in promoting a healthy mental outlook. It is 100% organic, pesticide free, unrefined, and unfiltered. Just the way nature intended it to be! Suggested use: 1-2 tablespoons daily.
Flax Oil Liquidby Barlean'sPrice:$33.92
Omega Oils & Optimal Health Omega 3's, 5, 6's, 7 and 9's belong to a group of fatty acids often referred to as "good fats." The benefits of these oils are numerous – they serve to nourish brain, heart, eye and kidney tissues.* They have been shown to benefit immune system and digestive system health in addition to supporting healthy metabolism and a positive mood.*
Wholemega Whole Fish Oilby New ChapterPrice:$35.97
This cardiovascular formula provides high levels of key extracts from 2 sources. Oleuropein (at 16-24%) from olive leaf provides protective benefits for healthy blood pressure and cholesterol levels, and hibiscus at 45% polyphenols supports a healthy fluid balance with healthy blood vessel relaxation and tone. Includes 670 mg of this Proprietary Complex. 2 caplets daily.
Blood Pressure Healthby EuroPharmaPrice:$27.96
Ultimate Omega +CoQ10 offers the proven cardiovascular benefits of EPA and DHA from fish oil in combination with the antioxidant and energy-producing actions of CoQ10. Think of it as the two most important heart support nutrients in one high-quality product.
Ultimate Omega + CoQ10by Nordic NaturalsPrice:$33.11
Ubiquinol is the active antioxidant form of Co-Q10, the form which is directly used in human metabolism as a lipid-soluble antioxidant. While standard Co-Q10 (ubiquinone) supplements can be activated in the body, this activation can be less efficient in some individuals, based on age or genetics. The Ubiquinol of the QSURGE formula directly provides the activated form, and also has superior bioavailability to ubiquinone, as demonstrated in clinical trials.
QH-absorb 200 mgby Jarrow FormulasPrice:$28.88
Enjoy the benefits of Omega-3 without the oily taste and texture or swallowing large capsules. Rich in vital and essential Omega-3 fatty acids, Omega Swirl Flax Oil is the freshest, best tasting and most nutritious, naturally. Packed with 2620 mg Omega-3 per tablespoon serving.
Omega Swirl Flax Oilby Barlean'sPrice:$19.57
Doctor's Best Ubiquinol contains the reduced form of coenzyme Q10. Both ubiquinol and ubiquinone (CoQ10) are metabolically active, and are interchangeable in the body according to needs. Oral ubiquinol may offer improved bio-availability in aging adults or those concerned with optimal nutrient absorption. One softgel daily with food.
Best Ubiquinol featuring Kaneka's QHby Doctor's BestAs low as:$19.69
Nordic Naturals Omega-3 formula is a maintenance formula designed to provide healthy levels of the important Omega-3 fatty acids, EPA and DHA. This formula is ideal for supporting cardiovascular health, neurological function, mind and mood health, and stress management.* Suggested use is 2 soft gels daily with meals or as directed. *Nordic Naturals products surpass all national and international pharmaceutical standards for purity and freshness. Every batch of oil is third-party tested to guarantee exceptional purity and freshness levels.
Superior delivery of Liposomal C is now simpler than ever. The hermetically sealed liquid capsule allows for protection of the C, but with a much higher bioavailability than a typical capsule. Dr. Mercola's brand uses a sunflower lecithin emulsifier, so there is no soy, only outstanding vitamin C delivery through phospholipids. 1000 mg. per 2 daily.
Liposomal Vitamin Cby Dr MercolaPrice:$36.97
(formerly Complete Omega 3-6-9) Nordic Naturals Complete Omega formula combines EPA and DHA from wild Arctic deep-sea fish oil and GLA from sweet borage oil. This formula supports joint health, calms cellular inflammatory response, promotes positive mood, nourishes skin, hair and nails, and supports maintenance of fat metabolism.* Suggested use is two soft gels daily with meals or as directed. Lemon flavor. Supports: * Healthy joints* * Calms cellular inflammatory response* * Promotes positive mood* * Nourishes skin, hair and nails* * Maintenance of normal body fat metabolism* *Nordic Naturals products surpass all national and international pharmaceutical standards for purity and freshness. Every batch of oil is third-party tested to guarantee exceptional purity and freshness levels.
Complete Omega-3-6-9by Nordic NaturalsPrice:$16.11
Formulated by Dr. Hans Nieper, this low-dose mineral formulation provides Lithium combined with orotate acid for better assimilation. One tab twice daily with meals.
Lithium Orotateby Advanced ResearchPrice:$14.79
If you want a weekly burst of the sunshine vitamin, choose the 10,000 units. Daily users can choose the 1 or 2,000 units. Either way, you get the premium Carlson D3 softgel that is gluten, milk, and preservative free. D3 promotes teeth and bone health, immune system function, and a healthy heart!
Vitamin D 3by CarlsonAs low as:$7.49
A recent clinical study conducted by The Center for Nutritional Studies found Omega Swirl was 90% more bio-available than standard fish oil. Barleans proprietary Swirl technology significantly reduces the size of the fish oil molecules, allowing the oil to pass more efficiently from the intestines into the bloodstream.
Omega Swirl Fish Oilby Barlean'sAs low as:$23.49
Fish body oil is the ONLY major source of polyunsaturated Omega-3's EPA and DHA, which offer support to your heart, arteries, joint and neurological functions. Carlson's soft gels contain 1000 mg of a special concentrate of pure fish oils from deep, cold water fish especially rich in the important Omega-3's. Lemon flavored, can be chewed or swallowed, no 'fishy' repeat.
Lemon Fish Oil Value Packby Carlson
This innovative and patented formula is absorbed 6-10x better than other sources not using the nano-sized droplets. VESIsorb is unique in that it can dissolve fully in the gut for superior absorption. (You would have to take 6-10 pills of another brand to equal 1 of VESIsorb's strength.) This award-winning formula gives you the greatest benefit from 200 mg of CoQ10, 650 mg EPA, and 100 mg DHA. 1-2 month supply.
VESIsorb CoQ10 Plus Omega 3by Optichoice
OptiChoice VESIsorb® nano-sized colloidal droplets disintegrate within the GI-tract into safe, single components able to be absorbed fully by the body. With over 40 international patents, this all-natural system successfully delivers 100% of the Ubinquinol QH to your cells, compared to 15% absorption rate by non-VESIsorb products. It is unparalleled in cost effectiveness and supplying CoQ10's remarkable benefits. Less is more with VESIsorb! 2 month supply.
VESIsorb Ubiquinol QHby Optichoice
Unique formulation containing 300 mg standardized grape seed extract per cap. U of CA clinical studies showed Grape Seed Extract lowered blood pressure up to 10 points systolic pressure, and 5-8 points diastolic pressure, all without side effects! Recommended in the book, Blood Pressure Cure by Dr. Robert Kowalksi. 1-2 daily.
MegaNatural-BP Grape Seed Extractby Healthy OriginsPrice:$19.69
With an optimal combination of Omega-3 fatty acids, phospholipids and the powerful antioxidant astaxanthin to support heart health, you can take just one small, easy-to-swallow pill a day! Krill oil is better absorbed than fish oil and leaves no aftertaste.
MegaRed Extra Strengthby SchiffPrice:$29.29
High Absorption CoQ10 contains naturally fermented pharmaceutical grade CoQ10 with BioPerine which promotes absorption of CoQ10 in the GI tract. Coenzyme Q10 is known to support the heart through mitochondrial bioenergetics, the process of cellular energy transformation. A versatile antioxidant, it also stabilizes cell membranes from free radical damage and contributes to their fluidity.
High Absorption CoQ10by Doctor's BestPrice:$14.58
DHA is a vital structural component of cell membranes in our brain. Supplementing with DHA encourages memory improvement by supporting healthy cell signaling. DHA promotes brain, cardiovascular, joint, and vision health. Contains 1000 mg of pure fish oil concentrate providing 500 mg of DHA.
Super DHA Gems Fish Oilby CarlsonPrice:$16.49
Boost your good cholesterol (HDL) levels naturally. This combination of herbs, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, CoQ10 and policosanol naturally increases good cholesterol levels by up to 23%, reduces homocysteine, and supports healthy blood circulation.
HDL Boosterby Enzymatic TherapyPrice:$22.69
Ribose is an essential pentose (5-carbon) sugar utilized by the body to synthesize DNA, RNA and produce energy. (Ribose is a "sugar" distinct from glucose. It does not raise blood sugar levels or lead to diabetes.) Ribose is a fundamental building block of adenosine triphosphate (ATP – the substance in which the body stores intracellular energy), the preferential source of energy for skeletal muscle and heart tissue. Studies have shown that ribose supplementation can enhance cardiac energy levels and support cardiovascular metabolism.* Further studies suggest that ribose plays a role in supporting energy recovery after exercise.* Exercise increases free radical production in muscle tissue. Ribose may strengthen and support the body's crucial antioxidant defenses.* Suitable for vegetarians.
Best D-Riboseby Doctor's BestPrice:$25.99
Sourced from the pure cold waters of Iceland and processed using traditional methods to ensure its naturally-occurring ingredients remain intact. One of nature's richest sources of natural vitamins A and D, it contains both EPA and DHA Omega-3 fatty acids and offers a multitude of health benefits. Olde World Icelandic Cod Liver Oil should be taken daily to support overall health. Adults take 1 teaspoon per day unless otherwise advised by your healthcare practitioner. Lemon mint flavor.
Olde World Icelandic Cod Liver Oilby Garden Of LifePrice:$11.49
The Omega-3s of krill oil are naturally bound to phospholipids, which causes them to be far more biologically active than those of fish oil. Research shows its capacity to support cardiovascular risk factors (cholesterol, triglycerides, and blood sugar management) is without comparison! Inflammation and joint issues are improved as well. Krill also contains Astaxanthin, a superstar antioxidant and potent cell protector. The Enhanced Krill adds DHA (512 mg) and EPA (134 mg) from fish oil with the krill phospholipids.
Real Krill Enhanced with DHA & EPAby Doctor's BestPrice:$18.99
E-Gems Elite is an exclusive blend of eight forms of natural source tocopherols and tocotrienols providing the antioxidant benefits of the entire family of vitamin E. E-Gems Elite is twice as active as synthetic vitamin E inside our bodies. Our bodies know the difference!
E-Gems Elite 400 IUby CarlsonPrice:$43.99
Easy-to-use liquid in a 16 oz. value size! Superior potency with Medium Chain Triglycerides (MCT) of 95% that are beneficial for heart and brain health.
Coconut Oil MCTby Buried Treasure
* All vegetarian. * CoQ10 performs the complex biochemical processes that convert food into ATP energy currency. * Provides antioxidant protection to the lipids in cell membranes. * Supports the health of the heart, brain, liver and gums.
CoQ10 Energizer and Antioxidant for Heart, Brain, Immunity and Liverby Source NaturalsPrice:$16.58
* 100% organic fiber from flax, oat & acacia * Promotes bowel regularity and colon detoxification * Relieves occasional constipation * Helps eliminate toxins in digestive tract * Promotes healthy heart function and overall health * Psyllium-free prevents gas and bloating * Organic fiber blend rich in lignans * 75% insoluble to 25% soluble fiber ratio * Non-dehydrating, non-swelling, will not gel
TripleFiber Psyllium-Free Organic Flaxseed, Oat Bran & Acaciaby Renew LifePrice:$16.14
Source Naturals' Extra Virgin Coconut Oil is lower in calories than most other oils. It contains healthy, medium-chain fatty acids that are less likely to be stored by your body as fat. Combined with essential fatty acids, it supports a healthy blood lipid program. Suggested use is 4 to 8 softgels daily with meals.
Coconut Oil Extra Virginby Source NaturalsPrice:$12.04
Bio Nutrition uses the finest white mulberry leaf extract containing 1,000 mg of extract. White mulberry is known to slow the breakdown of sugars in the body, helping to keep blood sugar levels in a desirable range. White mulberry also contributes to overall health and weight management. 2 daily.
White Mulberry Leaf Extractby Bio-Nutrition
Grape polyphenols and anthocyanidins help support cardiovascular health and offers protection to human blood-vessel cells. Full spectrum trans-resveratrol, found in the skin, seeds, and stems of grapes, also provides antioxidant protection, boosts cellular energy, and balances the immune system. Organically grown and processed within a 15-minute drive from French grape fields. As a dietary supplement take one to two veggie capsules daily.
Resveratrolby Reserveage OrganicsPrice:$33.99
Organic, shelled Nutiva hempseed is a delicious, nutritional food with a light, nutty flavor similar to pine nuts. Naturally low in carbohydrates, they contain 33% protein along with the healthy EFA's Omega-3 and GLA. Can be added daily to soups, salads, yogurt, cereal, and baked goods.
Nutiva Organic Shelled Hempseedby NutivaPrice:$12.49
This aged garlic extract offers you antioxidant protection and also promotes cholesterol health. Just one 1000 mg caplet a day can help promote smooth-flowing blood and fight homocysteine concerns. It's odorless, and it's good! * KYOLIC® Aged Garlic Extract™ begins with 100% organically grown garlic bulbs. They are then aged to perfection in a unique extraction process to eliminate odor and create beneficial compounds. * Aged Garlic Extract™ [1,000 mg]. * One Per Day is the most potent garlic in one convenient caplet. * KYOLIC® helps maintain healthy circulation, normal cholesterol, homocysteine levels and overall cardiovascular health.* * Take one or more caplets daily.
Kyolic Aged Garlic Extractby Wakunaga AmericaPrice:$15.26
Solgar's Free Form NovaSOL Taurine is an amino acid protein in its most absorbable form. As we age, Taurine may become depleted. It provides an amazing support system to the heart and vascular system, function of the brain, eyes, muscles, and even the white blood cells.
Ubiquinol CoQH bundles all the broad-ranging benefits of CoQ10 into a superior form that enhances absorption into the body. This Kaneka QH form provides powerful antioxidant defense and also supports the body's cardiovascular and energy systems.
Ubiquinol CoQHby Source NaturalsPrice:$29.84
Omega-3 Plus with patented VESIsorb® is the highest percent EPA, 80 mg, and DHA, 480 mg, as a body-safe triglyceride without a prescription. OmegaChoice® in VESIsorb® takes a lipid-based ingredient and makes it water soluble, greatly increasing absorption and bioavailability over other brands. Plus contains 2000 IU D3, 600 mcg of Astaxanthin (as AstaREAL,) and 840 mg EFA's per serving. 1 month supply.
Ultimate Omega-3 Plusby OptichoicePrice:$27.19
CoQ10 fuels our mitochondria to convert sugars and fats into energy for the cell. Ubiquinol QH Active CoQ10 is a powerful antioxidant that offers enhanced absorption and bioavailability, especially for the aging body when the ability to naturally produce Ubiquinol may be diminished. 100 mg once daily.
Ubiquinol QH Active CoQ10by Natural FactorsPrice:$26.99
This quality flaxseed oil is 100% organic, cold pressed, and unrefined to preserve the healthy nutrients. You get health boosting Omega-3, 6, and 9 fatty acids. They help in weight management, cardiovascular, immune, and nervous system health, as well as fighting joint stiffness. Convenient softgel capsules. Recommended Daily Dosage: Take one softgel up to six times daily.
Doctor's Best Extra Strength Ginkgo Extract provides 120 mg Ginkgo biloba leaf extract per veggie cap. Ginkgo has long been revered in the Orient for its benefits in both circulation and mental function, and can improve short-term memory, positive moods, sociability, thinking ability, hearing, and is a powerful antioxidant.
Extra Strength Ginkgoby Doctor's BestAs low as:$7.99
Distilled for purity, Omega-3D Liquid is a favorite among healthcare practitioners who want a pure, non-concentrated oil with its natural constituents attached. Rosemary extract has been added for freshness, and natural lemon oil for palatability.
Omega-3 Plus Vitamin D Liquidby Nordic NaturalsPrice:$22.91
Alpha Lipoic Acid is one of nature's most potent antioxidants. It is estimated to be 3 times more potent than vitamin C or E in protecting your body from free-radical destruction and premature aging of cells. It offers liver protection and promotes nerve, memory, and vision health while supporting healthy glucose metabolism. Suggested use is 2 tablets daily at mealtime. For maximum results, include vitamin B complex, magnesium and coenzyme Q10 with alpha-lipoic acid in your nutrition program.
Alpha Lipoic Acid Timed Releaseby Source NaturalsPrice:$8.99
The Omega-3s of krill oil are naturally bound to phospholipids, which causes them to be far more biologically active than those of fish oil. Research shows its capacity to support cardiovascular risk factors (cholesterol, triglycerides, and blood sugar management) is without comparison! Inflammation and joint issues are improved as well. Krill also contains Astaxanthin, a superstar antioxidant and potent cell protector.
Real Krill Antarctic Krill Oil Complexby Doctor's BestPrice:$13.98
Hawthorn extract is standardized to 1.8-2.2% Vitexin, a bioflavonoid. Each capsule provides a mixture of 300 mg of hawthorn extract from the top branches with flowers and 200 mg from the berry. Hawthorn helps promote cardiovascular health by improving blood and nutrient flow to the heart muscle.*
Hawthorn Standardized Extractby Nature's WayPrice:$9.97
Enzymatic Therapy delivers 5,000 mcg of allicin, fresh garlic's most beneficial compound, in this unique, patented Swiss formula to ensure maximum absorption and freshness. Enteric-coated tablets reach the small intestine, so you get garlic where you need it without garlic breath.
Garlinase Freshby Enzymatic TherapyPrice:$18.99
This comprehensive formula of six vein-helping herbs plus Vitamin C supports circulation while helping to strengthen collagen production for vein flexibility. This formula works to help promote smooth blood flow, and to nourish and promote flexible vein walls.
Leg Veins Formulaby Nature's WayPrice:$7.49
All minerals are concentrated, needing only a few economical drops a day. Using no alcohol, preservatives, or artificial flavors, they are mild to tasteless. Taken in the liquid ionic state, they are ready for action at the cellular level!
Eidon Ionic Minerals Zinc Dropsby EidonPrice:$17.74
This organic, cold-pressed, unrefined oil is the one that can nutritionally help you support a healthy heart. Use in cooking, baking, in a smoothie, or use for skin and hair care. It's really good!
EFA Gold Extra Virgin Coconut Oilby Nature's WayPrice:$11.69
Nature's Way Garlicin is a potent formula (highest allicin yield) that contains the cardiovascular-helping compound allicin. You get an enteric-coated, odor-free tablet that offers 100 % stomach protection while breaking down in your intestines (not in your stomach) for quick release.
Aged Garlic supports healthy cholesterol levels, circulation, immune function, liver function, nerves and assists in fighting stress and fatigue. Aged Garlic Extract and its constituents have also been shown to enhance the growth of beneficial bacteria. Take two capsules twice daily.
A.G.E. Formula 100by Wakunaga AmericaPrice:$15.29
Beta Sitosterol is a potent plant compound that may block harmful cholesterol and may relieve enlarged prostate gland issues. See what it may do for you! Help your numbers with Beta Sitosterol. Suggested Use: 1 tablet (375 mg) just before or with meals (not after).
Beta Sitosterol Mega Strengthby Source NaturalsPrice:$12.50
* Not bleached, refined, hydrogenated or deodorized * Organically grown * Perfect for baking and cooking Current medical thinking believes that trans-fatty acids can contribute to weight gain and high cholesterol. This extra virgin coconut oil gives you the "good" saturated fat that can help promote healthy cholesterol, plus help you achieve your weight loss goal, when used with a healthy diet and exercise plan. It's 100 % vegetarian and is great for low-carb diets. It's the oil nature intended for us!
Extra Virgin Coconut Oilby Garden Of LifePrice:$11.99
Hawthorn berries have been used for centuries to help support a healthy cardiovascular system and heart function. Nature's Way 510 mg European Hawthorn Berries is a premium, ultra-potent certified formula. Besides offering heart support, this herb also is an antioxidant protector that fights free-radical destruction of your cells, and premature aging of them. Take two or three capsules three times daily with water at mealtimes or prepared as a tea. Three capsules provide 1530 mg Hawthorn Berry.
Hawthorn Berriesby Nature's WayPrice:$5.89
Years ago, scientists were perplexed by the healthy arteries of the Eskimo population. Although their diet was rich in fatty foods such as salmon, whale, and seal meat, Omega-3 oils explained this "Eskimo Paradox". Treat yourself to better health with Carlson's Salmon oil. (May contain up to 30% other fish oils for higher EPA and DHA potency.) 1,000 mg
Norwegian Salmon Oilby CarlsonPrice:$20.93
* Helps energize your cardiovascular system * Fights premature cell aging due to free radicals * Supports stamina and endurance This nutrient is essential to your life. It helps to power your heart and protect your immune system from unfriendly invasions. Your estimated 35 trillion cells depend on this nutrient to help protect them from the ravages of free radical destruction and aging. This amazing nutrient also plays a role in weight management by helping to speed up your body's metabolic rate for burning fats for energy. It has also been found to be of help for people with cholesterol and blood pressure concerns. Are your CoQ levels adequate? Don't chance it, get this mega potent formula for peace of mind and a healthier body.
CoEnzyme Q10by Source NaturalsPrice:$8.66
Pterostilbene is Heart Healthy, but it doesn't stop there. It works throughout the whole body! Similar in structure to Resveratrol, Pterostilbene also comes from grapes, huckleberries, and blueberries. New research on Pterostilbene shows that it is more bioavailable than Resveratrol and may be even more beneficial. Emerging science indicates improved blood lipid levels, cognition, and glucose levels, as well as inflammation response. Get all the benefits of Reservatrol and more with this potent family member! 50 mg of 99% pure Pterostilbene (pTeroPure). 2 month supply.
Pterostilbeneby Source NaturalsPrice:$14.70
Alpha Lipoic Acid is one of nature's most potent antioxidants. It is estimated to be 3 times more potent than vitamin C or E in protecting your body from free-radical destruction and premature aging of cells. It offers liver protection and promotes nerve, memory, and vision health while supporting healthy glucose metabolism. Suggested use is one tablet daily at a mealtime. For maximum results, include vitamin B complex, magnesium, and coenzyme Q10 with alpha-lipoic acid in your nutrition program.
Alpha-Lipoic Acidby Source NaturalsAs low as:$3.99
Nordic Naturals Cod Liver Oil comes from purified, wild Arctic cod. It gives you the highest levels of Omega-3 of any cod liver oil, plus vitamins A and D for cardiovascular support, joint mobility, and memory nourishment. It's non-fishy and is so good for you. Three soft gels daily, with food, or as directed by your health care professional.
Arctic Cod Liver Oilby Nordic NaturalsPrice:$19.52
Ribose is an essential pentose (5-carbon) sugar utilized by the body to synthesize DNA, RNA and produce energy. (Ribose is a "sugar" distinct from glucose. It does not raise blood sugar levels or lead to diabetes.) Ribose is a fundamental building block of adenosine triphosphate (ATP – the substance in which the body stores intracellular energy), the preferential source of energy for skeletal muscle and heart tissue. Ribose supplementation may enhance cardiac energy levels and support cardiovascular metabolism.* It may also play a role in supporting energy recovery after exercise.* Suitable for vegetarians.
Best D-Ribose 850 mgby Doctor's BestPrice:$18.49
Stabilized RLA is stable at high temperatures and is up to 50% more bioavailable than regular ALA. Alpha Lipoic Acid is able to recycle antioxidant nutrients such as vitamin C, E, and Gutathione, and due to its ability to interrupt cellular oxidation, it supports eye, cardiovascular, immune, and cognitive health. 1-2 daily.
Best Stabilized R-Lipoic Acid 100 mgby Doctor's BestPrice:$44.59
Naturally rich in vitamin A, vitamin D3, EPA and DHA. Only cod fish caught in the winter and early spring are used for the highest liver oil content. Separated without the use of chemicals. Natural vitamin E (10 IU) has been added to each 1000 mg softgel to protect the freshness of EPA and DHA. You can chew or swallow these lightly lemon-flavored softgels for healthy heart, arteries, joints, brain-nerve function, and bone strength. 1-5 daily.
Cod Liver Oil Lightly Lemonby CarlsonPrice:$14.89
The flax facts are that flaxseeds are a rich source of Omega-3 essential fatty acids, dietary fiber, and vitamins and minerals. Spectrum Organic Ground Flaxseed is the perfect choice to encourage proper digestion and regularity with all the added benefit of lignans. Let the great nutty taste of these organic cold milled flaxseeds be put to use in your body: eyes, hair and skin, brain, heart, nerves and joints.
Cold Milled Organic Ground Premium Organic Flaxseed Omega-3 & Lignansby Spectrum EssentialsPrice:$6.48
Barlean's Forti-Flax is cold-milled coarse ground flaxseed that contains vitamins, minerals, amino acids, fiber, and Omega-3 fatty acids. Just mix it with water or your favorite juice and drink to your health! It's 100% organic, pesticide and herbicide free. Suggested use: 2-4 tbsp daily.
Forti-Flaxby Barlean'sPrice:$7.99
Grapefruit Seed Extract is considered to have anti-fungal properties useful against yeast overgrowth. Also shown to be a broad spectrum anti-viral and anti-bacterial supplement, it is non-toxic, making it a superior anti-microbial infection fighter. Also found to support heart health and allergic response to histamine. 1-3 daily.
Grapefruit Seed Extractby Nature's WayPrice:$12.99
This free form amino acid by Source Naturals is the natural way for you to help maintain optimum cardiovascular health and blood flow. L-Citrulline, by producing nitric oxide, also helps to maintain a healthy sexual function and physical stamina, while at the same time helps to cleanse the liver. Suggested use is 4 capsules three times daily.
L-Citrullineby Source NaturalsPrice:$8.42
A lot of eye supplements just don't give you enough of what the eye doctor ordered. With a full 788 mg of DHA, 190 mg EPA, 20 mg of FloraGLO Lutein, and 4 mg Zeaxanthin in every serving, Omega Vision delivers! The right types of Omega 3's promote healthy eye moisture and tear production, and FloraGLO Lutein and Zeaxanthin have been extensively studied for their ability to protect photoreceptors, the cells responsible for sight.
Omega Visionby Nordic NaturalsPrice:$42.46
You know about the amazing 3,6,9 Omegas and nutritional wonders of flax as THE most concentrated source of beneficial lignans. Now combine that idea with antioxidant lignans (90 mg) from blackberries, cranberries, raspberries, strawberries, apples, bananas, and mango! As a topping on cereal, salads, in smoothies, or even baked, your taste buds (and body) will love it!
Organic Flax Meal + Harvest Fruits and Berriesby Garden Of LifePrice:$7.49
* Supports Cardiovascular Function * Protects Cell Function * Optimizes Healthy Aging Pomegranate tops all other fruits, including blueberry and strawberry, in its Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity value, making pomegranate one of the most powerful antioxidant fruits. Made with the California Wonderful variety of pomegranate fruit, Jarrow Formulas concentrate has 4 times more antioxidants than regular pomegranate juice.
PomeGreat Pomegranate 4x Juice Concentrateby Jarrow FormulasPrice:$10.85
* 6x more calcium than milk * 15x more magnesium than broccoli * 3x more antioxidants than blueberries * Richest food source for Omega-3 * Higher fiber content than flax seed Mix 2 tablespoons with any food and thrive!
Salba Chia Seedsby SalbaPrice:$20.99
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HKEx to Alibaba: Thanks, but No Thanks
Waving goodbye to the prospect of a multi-billion dollar initial public offering from Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. couldn't have been an easy move for the Hong Kong stock exchange.
The Wall Street Journal reports Wednesday that the e-commerce giant ended discussions with Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing over its listing plans and is now moving toward a New York listing.
Alibaba had made as a condition of its listing in Hong Kong the ability for it to retain control over the composition of directors on its board. HKEx, on the other hand, wanted to hold on to its oft-stated principle that all shareholders should be treated fairly. Alibaba proposed a nomination system whereby its partners, including founder Jack Ma and other senior executives, would nominate the majority of its board directors and put that up for a shareholder vote.
As potentially the biggest tech IPO globally since Facebook's, an Alibaba listing would have given a huge shot in the arm for Hong Kong's IPO market, which currently ranks sixth in the world by IPO volume year-to-date, according to Dealogic. It was in first place two years ago.
Listing fees accounted for 11% of HKEx's total revenue for the first half of 2013.
But Alibaba was running out of time for a Hong Kong listing this year, as from Oct. 1, IPO candidates must appoint sponsor banks at least two months before submitting listing applications, and it has yet to do so.
To be sure the Hong Kong stock exchange may not even need Alibaba for the rest of 2013 to finish on a high note. There's still about $14 billion worth of IPOs in the pipeline, which could allow Hong Kong to leapfrog other exchanges such as London and Tokyo, though not New York, which is number one so far this year.
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With the new Battelle report focusing on how biopharmaceutical innovation helps to fuel the economy, I wanted to share a local view from Iowa. Tom Swegle is the Vice Chairman of the Iowa Biotechnology Association and he recently published a great oped in the Des Moines Register.
Monday, we discussed how policies that undercut the biopharmaceutical research sector could lead to huge job losses, with an annual reduction in sector revenue of $20 billion potentially leading to as many as 260,000 lost jobs.
An article in today's Washington Post discusses how generic drugs can benefit America's overall healthcare system. In fact, nearly 80 percent of all prescriptions written in the U.S. are for generics, according to IMS Health.
It's no secret that the biopharmaceutical sector provides jobs - and a wide range of jobs, at that. We're not just researchers in lab coats. In terms of jobs we support, we're also the drivers of trucks that help medicines reach pharmacies, the construction workers and technicians who help construct the facilities and equipment necessary for manufacture of medicines, and more. Ultimately, it's an intricate web of workers that all play a role in the important work that we do.
A recent editorial in the New York Times delved into some overarching issues around coverage of cancer medicine. While the paper raises some interesting questions, it unfortunately missed a few key considerations in trying to come up with answers.
At PhRMA and our member companies, we're proud and excited by how the nearly 900 medicines now being developed to fight cancer may help patients struggling with the disease.
This week, I had the chance to speak with Dr. Marc S. Ernstoff from Dartmouth College's Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. Dr. Ernstoff, a leading oncologist and melanoma researcher, took the time to explain to me some of the latest advances in the field.
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Yesterday, The Hill's Congress Blog ran a column by Nicole Boice, founder and CEO of the Children's Rare Disease Network, about how the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA) has helped to bring orphan medicines to pediatric patients.
PhRMA recently released its report on the nearly 300 new medicines now being developed to help fight skin diseases. The report looks at new medicines now in late-stage clinical trials or currently before the FDA for final approval for patient use.
PhRMA recently released its Medicines in Development for Skin Diseases report, which found 74 medicines in development for skin cancers.
Yesterday, representatives from emerging companies spoke at the BIO International Convention about the work they are doing in the field of personalized medicine.
A piece on the increasing, world-wide problem of diabetes in the Washington Post this past weekend should give us all pause.
At the end of the day yesterday, R&D experts from an assortment of biopharmaceutical research companies as well as venture capital came together to discuss what the future of the sector will look like from an innovation standpoint.


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"When I was young, I read all sorts of stuff. One week it would be Lovecraft, the next Vance. It was all imaginative literature, or as my dad called it 'Weird Stuff.' It was all 'Weird Stuff.'"
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The full list of contributors or topics can't be shared yet, but we can name a couple, at least: us.
Having previously written essays for TorSuvudu during the course of the first season of Game of Thrones, Linda and I have contributed a new essay covering the topic of romanticism in A Song of Ice and Fire, looking at vestiges of the the Romantic movement of the 19th century which GRRM has identified himself with in the past.
And one more contributor can be mentioned: review blogger Adam Whitehead, of The Wertzone, who'll be covering the reliability (or lack of it) of history in the novels, a subject that's recently received a great deal of attention on the forums, and with good reason. It should be a good read.
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Donny Hathaway is so esteemed his cover songs are covered.
With Hathaway's 1972 "Live" in mind, the Denver trio the Congress made a record of soul songs from the late 1960s and early '70s.
"That (Hathaway) album is probably one of the biggest inspirations for our record," said Stratocaster guitarist Scott Lane, who for the first time recorded without using a pick or any distortion or delays. "Straight clean into an amp."
Often described as a southern rock band in the vein of the Black Crowes, the Congress' homage to soul music is authentically solid. Lake Tahoe Action once compared vocalist Jonathan Meadows to Radiohead's Thom Yorke. Make that Stevie Wonder with a ballcap and a bushy red beard.
"The Loft Tapes" was recorded on an early '80s reel-to-reel mixer in at an old Masonic temple building in a meeting room constructed for superior acoustics. Only one microphone played into vintage amps was used for each instrument and one-take vocals were added "to keep it as honest as possible," Lane said.
In the spirit of Hathaway's covers of Marvin Gaye's "What's Goin' On" and James Taylor's "You've Got a Friend," the Congress recorded those songs along with the Impression's "Fool For You" and "People Get Ready" (celebrating Curtis Mayfield's falsetto register) and Van Morrison's "Into The Mystic." And Meadows brazenly goes into uncharted male-dominated southern rock territory with heartfelt renditions of Roberta Flack's "Killing Me Softly" and "Que Sera," made famous by Doris Day.
The album stylistically contrasts the band's outstanding debut, "Whatever You Want," a sincere rocker.
The seven-song "The Loft Tapes" will be released on vinyl only on National Record Store day April 20. A spring or summer in-store performance at Mad About Music in South Lake Tahoe is in the works.
Meanwhile, the Congress will perform Friday, March 8, in the Himmel House, the former Christiana Inn, Tower of Power's Roger Smith's old haunt.
The Colorado band has played several shows at the Crystal Bay Casino but it has an even greater following at South Shore with an unusual mix of natives from Virginia, Colorado, Mississippi and California.
"We are definitely building something down there and are happy to get into a new spot," Lane said.
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Deputies Say Man Beat 3-Year-Old Because She Couldn't Spell Her Name
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ZEPHYRHILLS | Deputies arrested a 27-year-old man after, they say, he used a belt to beat a little girl when she couldn't spell her own name. She is 3 years old.
The girl and two siblings, ages 6 and 8, were in the care of Timothy Lee Rogers on Saturday afternoon when the beating happened at Rogers' home, 36243 Lake Chase Blvd., according to Pasco County Sheriff's Office reports.
The 8-year-old brother told deputies he heard Rogers yelling at the girl, whose name was not released, then heard slapping and screaming, the report states. On Sunday, girl's mother showed deputies the bruises and welts on the back of the child's legs, the report states.
Questioned by deputies, Rogers said he was teaching the girl how to spell her name but "denied physically disciplining the victim at any point," the report states.
Rogers was arrested about 1 a.m. Monday on a charge of child abuse. He was released from the Land O'Lakes jail after posting $5,000 bail.
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Police report: April 21 - 22, 2013
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Portions of the following information are based on facts provided by the arrested individuals. Those individuals have been booked with, not convicted of, the offenses shown. All accused should be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
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Tyrone Ingram, 38, 314 Carol St., Thibodaux, DWI, safety belt use, evidence of compulsory motor vehicle liability security, driving under suspension, domestic abuse battery.
Rashad Owens, 33, 13200 W. Main St., Cut Off, resisting an officer with force or violence, flight from an officer, DWI, two counts turning movements and required signals.
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Erin Clement, 46, 718 Highway 20, Thibodaux, disturbing the peace.
Sara Wainwright, 31, 302 Dantin St., Raceland, simple burglary.
Tierrance Tucker, 22, 316 Triple Oaks Drive, Raceland, two counts distribution/manufacturing of crack cocaine.
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Ariel Bradley, 30, 371 Nora T. Lane, Thibodaux, possession of drug paraphernalia, DWI, expired driver's license, possession of alcoholic beverage in motor vehicle, possession of marijuana, contempt.
Johnel Guidroz, 44, 114 Bertha Lane, Raceland, domestic abuse battery.
Barrel Thomas, 43, 636 A Olive St., Thibodaux, two counts contempt, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
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A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, October 10, 2012, at the Callaway-Smith-Cobb Funeral Home with Pastor Doug Gunsalus officiating. Burial will be in the Bailey Cemetery under the direction of Callaway-Smith-Cobb Funeral Home in Marlow.
Phil was born Friday, January 7, 1944, in Marlow, to Herman and Pauline (Bowman) Morrison. He passed away at the age of 68 on Friday, October 5, 2012, in Duncan.
Phil lived in the Stephens County area all of his life and graduated from Marlow High School in 1962. He served in the National Guard for nine years. Phil married Wanda Whitehead on July 1, 1966, in Wichita Falls, Texas. He worked as a machinist at Halliburton, retiring after 33 years of service. Phil had a great sense of humor and enjoyed entertaining kids. He loved spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren. He was an extremely creative person and a skilled craftsman in knife making and woodworking. He was an avid fan of the Oklahoma Sooners and the Oklahoma City Thunder. Phil had a strong belief in his faith and attended Heritage Oak Church in Duncan.
Survivors include his wife, Wanda Morrison of the home; son, Buddy Morrison and wife, Ena of Duncan; three daughters, Lisa Huckabaa and husband, Alan and Paula Huckabaa and husband, Russell, both of Duncan, and Kristi Jensen and husband, John of Papalote, Texas; grandchildren, Maryssa Ashton and husband, Jay of Portland, Texas, Jordan Huckabaa of Oklahoma City, Jacob Huckabaa of Duncan, and Destini Dorer of Ardmore; great-grandchildren, Raelee and Jaelyn Ashton; three brothers, Wendell Morrison and wife, Shirley of Rush Springs, Nick Morrison and wife, Kay of Duncan, and Keith Morrison and wife, Anita of Norman; and several nieces and nephews.
Phil was preceded in death by his parents; and sister, Vicki Hinkie.
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- Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5018 will be selling poppies on Nov. 7. All proceeds will benefit disabled and needy veterans, and the widows and orphans of veterans. The theme for this year's drive is "Honor the Dead by Helping the Living."
- Members of five area fire departments helped battle a fire at Snider's, an auto parts store, and two mobile homes on Washington Boulevard in Belpre.
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- Wood County passed a prohibition amendment by 1,225 votes, making the county "dry."
- "The Girl in the Taxi" will be performed at the Auditorium Nov. 8. The play has been met by many laughs and delight at previous shows, which include New York City.
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The Thibodaux City Council plans to discuss the controversy over a proposed Dollar General store to be built on Talbot Avenue.
Residents fear the new building will exacerbate drainage problems on the street.
The meeting starts at 5 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 310 W. Second St.
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Sure have, on a regular basis... it's unfortunately part of all sports... it's called calculated cheating, and it's ****... sooner or later they'll get caught, BUT the miniscule variable time penalty incurred doesn't do much to disscourage it... and after all... it's the USOC that got it started... to me it's **** because it goes completely against what Triathlon is all about: Individual Excellence, not to mention it just plain takes the swim and bike out of the picture... all the swimmer has to do is be 80% as good as the fastest swimmer, and 60% as good as the fastest biker with the addition of learning some traditional cycling tactics and throw in some hill climbing and sprinting skills not otherwise needed in Triathlon... remember, Triathlon was created as the ultimate individual endurance sport.
For a draft-worthy performance, you should've been at Ironman Canada in 2007. Starting at Richter Pass all the way through to Yellow Lake, all kinds of pelotons!
Here is another question to this same board. Would YOU draft if you knew that others were drafting? I ask everyone who reads it. I will tell you that I love the individual effort in sports. I do believe that drafting in form is useful in some rides and events, but I believe that if we enter an event after reading the rules that we as people should follow those rules. Kind of like consenting to the race's terms. So I stick with my original stance and state that I wouldn't mind trying a draft legal event, but I will not cheat myself by drafting in non-drafting triathlons
Good question Neo ~ I've been in more than one race where I had the choice to draft or not draft based on the potential justification that "everyone else is doing it" and I chose NOT to draft. I find when the stakes are higher (ITU World Championships for age groupers or Iromman qualifiers) people are more likely to draft.
If I want to participate in a drafting event (and I do enjoy the tactics of it all) I enter a cycling race.
I was on a Team USA bus ride after a World Championship duathlon event in the mid to late 90's. There were giant pelotons of athletes during the race. I was disgusted and made it known that didn't go along with the lemming theory. One of the athletes on the bus said she saw the drafting and was not going to cheat herself out of a world ranking because "everybody else" was cheating. She said she was willing to take the penalty if one came about - but she was certain she would not get caught because everyone would have been in the same situation. She felt if she didn't draft, she was penalizing herself against the field.
Some of the worst situations I've seen are when women's waves are set off ahead of some of the stronger men's waves. When the men go by, some of the the women "hop on".
I think Neo brings up a VERY good question. I think the hardest thing to do is to "go against the grain" in this situation. Just cause everyone is doing it, does it mean it is right? It is very tough to rely on your will power to fight the urge not to "cheat". We participate in a sport where the rules have gaps (or when the refs are looking the other way)
I think Karma has a way of working its way back to athletes for example Rutger Beke in Kona last year, he was not having his normal fantastic run and walked all the way to 5 1/2 hr marathon and placing 898th. When asked after the race why he did it was because it would not be fair to all the athletes out there to stop. This year Rutger finished 3rd place overall a fantastic showing. (I know it is not cheating but showing good things happen to the good people)
People will continue to cheat in our sport and it will never change, some get caught, some will not. I know I personally feel better when I perform the best I can each day without outside assist, win or lose it is on my shoulders!
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Drafting is fun ... during workouts, but let's face it you're not using anywhere the same effort as you would be on your own.
I did Cancun last year, the 1/2, and at one point we were some 30 riders all clustered up. We couldn't spread out enough due to the width of the road. So finally when the officials had enough, some people dropped back. I sped up for a bit, but was caught eventually, and same thing all over.
But too many people do it as a way to a better bike split and PR, and they know they're full of it. No respect for these people. I agree, it's an individual sport so the effort should be individual.
Now the mass swim is another story...
and (sorry!) they say there are no dumb questions. To tell you the truth most of the violators I see are blocking while hanging out in the draft zone area (experienced this at USAT Oly Dist Nationals) rather than pure wheel leaching, but you bet they are out there! Take the ITU World Oly Distance Champs in Vancouver... the age group race was pure anarchy!
NO NO NO and NO. And not even for a little bit. Would you steal if others stole to "make it fair"? Would you lie to put yourself ahead of someone else? Would you take illegal drugs to get ahead? Are you honest or dishonest? I had a coach once give me a great explaination about drafting: If you are doing it for even 5 seconds it is just as dishonest as though you drafted for miles. If you stole $5.00 from the bank, is it less dishonest than stealing $50? $500? $5,000?
I think its wild that you mentioned people taking advantage of the draft for PR sake. Is it really a PR if you draft? I don't think so! I like your answer alot so thank you... I just hope Ms. Gale doesn't doesn't mind me "drafting" my question onto her post!
Awesome philosophy. I agree that cheating is cheating. Like I mentioned in an earlier post, sometimes grouping happens due to turns or even U-turns in a course, but if a person intentionally held on to a group a little too long then they just "stole" that time, not from the guy/gal in front but more from their own efforts.
Well, the biggest draft issues I've seen have been in the bigger races... The smaller races are a lot more honest... and sometimes more fun... especially when it didn't cost 1 1/2 to 2 bills a year in advance to do it.. I just got done with the Longhorn Ironman 70.3 in Texas and there were no "pelotons" per se... but there were several 2 and 3 person draft pairs... mostly on matching bikes etc. etc that were obvious cheaters. The officials may or may not have caught up with them... but there should be better officiating in those situations... and hope they got through the photos and fix what they can as the results are officialized. It's just wrong.... there is SO MUCH time to be stolen from drafting it's rediculous. I average 23-27 mph on hard rides of 50 miles or less depending on terrain, but when I go out with the local group rides we go 27 to 32 mph... that's a LOT. There are situations where I find myself in a race where you have the guys on the right of the course who are not in the mix of things while those of us who are going hard are bogged down by a rider coming out of the right side to pass... now these cases you wind up in someones draft zone for longer than you should be because you also are supposed to follow the rules of the road and not pass across a solid double line... but if you tried to drop back you also have a back-up behind you so then where do you draw the line. Me personally, I make the call to sprint out of it usually... and not at zero cost to my overall time because. The only fix I can see for that is to race in the elite wave... too many races they have the absolute slowest group or two going immediately after the elites... that's a huge problem and changes your whole race because you have to basically sprint by hundreds continually in order to avoid drafting under the rules because of people's inevitable human nateure to speed up when you go to pass which means you have to pass them quick enough that they don't have time to play the speed up/slow down game. anyway... there's enough to chew on for a while...
Drafting saves time and energy most importantly. I agree completely that in the larger races 70.3 series etc, Lifetime fitness series, you get more people aggressively going after their time goals at potentially whatever cost. Yes the elite wave it is a great way. Lifetime Fitness in MN thr elite wave was great because we had wide open course and were able to race against the other elite athletes without too much interference. Chicago Tri is another story because for the elite wave it is after all of the sprint course athletes are on the course. Myself and a few other elite guys had to do the slow down speed up game cause the officials were like hawks to us. (i thought I had my own personal motorcycle guide for 10 miles of it)
I agree if you pass an athlete you have to complete the pass and they have to yield, but how many times can you remember the athlete not yielding and coming up next to you during your pass. They should be penalized but since you are the one doing the blocking an official might give it to you.
Cheating is cheating no matter if it is 1 minute or 30 minutes or 5 buck or 100 bucks (well put on the previous post) Maybe some athletes PR's should have an asterick after their results
Hey Neo ~
In this situation drafting is accepted and encouraged.
Here's a wild idea for you techies out there...since the race marshals can't be everywhere and racers seem to behave better when they hear a motorcycle...since the speeding camera applied to drafting might be impractical...how about doing something with timing chips?
Since racers are all wearing timing chips anyway, add another feature to the chip and that tracks when said racer has been too "close" to another race number for too long. "Close" would have to be defined since the current draft zone isn't a circle...but then we would have automatic notice of who cheats and who doesn't. Penalize according to the number or time total of infractions?
How about it techies - posssible?
Not a techie, but I don't think they will do what you are suggesting. The chip registers when it crosses over a sensor under the mats in the transition area. They don't have GPS capability. The chips the riders have on the Tour de France also require a transmitter attached to the bike. I'm guessing the price would be a lot higher. A cheaper suggestion and more low tech, place some officials on the side of the road with a good view and a pair of binoculars.
Yeah... that wouldn't necesarily work... the way timing chips work is that they are magnetic with a moving piece inside the capsule that moves by the electromagnetic field created by the mat in order to 'energize' the chip (which produces the internal electricity needed) so that the number can be transmitted and read at the mat. Pretty ingenius actually...
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