We've Moved

We're picking up and moving on out. I have to say that I am VERY happy our current AllDaySlim blog has moved to greener pastures. Our new website is now www.alldayblog.com, a domain of our very own. Please follow us there!

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AllDaySlim Teams up with Bloggers, DietReviews.com, and More!

After spending hours and hours searching high and low, reaching out to dozens of bloggers who have been rather unwilling to do a review, mention, or feature on AllDaySlim, we've stumbled upon a wonderful site called TheProductReviewPlace.com. This site is the point where marketer meets blogger, blogger meets product, and both blogger and product meet traffic, equaling happy parties all around. The site has all sorts of unique groups and places to convene, like a chat room, a forum, and a status area. You can even give "gifts" to bloggers when it's their birthday. I can't rave about the site enough, and because of its existence, the AllDaySlim team has taken on over 20 bloggers to write a review of AllDaySlim! We're all so very excited, and can't wait to spread the word!

Additionally, we also got AllDaySlim featured on the exclusive diet website DietsinReview.com, which gives great reviews of diet books, diets, and recipes.

As far as site revamp goes, it's taking a bit longer than we thought, and it's now been pushed back again until next week. Fortunately though, it's because we are trying to perfect it to a T!

As if all of this weren't great enough, we were also able to get the Long Island Family Health Examiner from Examiner.com to post a feature article on AllDaySlim, which you can find here. We have two other Examiners willing to post articles as well, Heidi and Nadia, both of whom are willing to post within the next few weeks, so subscribe to their health articles in the meantime!

As a sneak peek for what's to come, here are the first ten bloggers signed up to do their reviews. Dates are still a bit unsure, as we are still prepping samples, but they should be shipping out this week, and I'll post the dates of the reviews as I get them!

In the meantime, check out their sites. Most of them are always giving away cool stuff!

www.guidetosurvivingmotherhood.blogspot.com
www.rockindeals4you.com
www.mommyminded.blogspot.com
http://ahensnest.com
http://pammiejammie.blogspot.com/
http://www.theneatthingsinlife.com
http://www.blogfully.net
http://sammymakessix.blogspot.com/
www.blissful-reviews.com
http://amoroccan-acat-and-my-bigass.blogspot.com/

Assam Fruit in Total Health Magazine

Total Health Online is a leading online health magazine committed to contributing insight and industry advice by trusted names in natural health. Their collection of incisive articles include topics like probiotics, energy supplements, and the fundamentals of wellness, supported by science and recognized professionals. Their September issue, released yesterday, contains a wonderfully informative article on how insulin levels contribute to weight gain, along with the benefits of Assam fruit.

Written by Dr. Dallas Clouatre, a frequent contributor to the Nutrition Business Journal and Whole Foods Magazine, the article spans the effect of refined carbohydrates on insulin levels. When insulin levels are high after meals, Dr. Clouatre claims, the ability to access fats for energy takes several hours, which leads to hunger and overeating.

"Low carbohydrate diets are more successful than low fat diets in terms of delivering health benefits unless there is very careful attention to what is termed the 'glycemic load'." He recommends foods with a low-glycemic load like non-starchy vegetables and legumes, versus refined grains, fruit juices, and sweets.

Not surprisingly, Dr. Clouatre also mentions the benefits of Assam fruit, the extract found in AllDaySlim. He connects the dots between insulin levels and the benefits of Assam fruit, also known as Assam Gelugur.

"Extracts of Assam Gelugur in clinical trials repeatedly have been shown to be safe and to improve weight loss and appetite control. The new wrinkle is the discovery of the proper technique for producing a stable extract that dramatically reduces insulin levels while at the same time improving blood glucose regulation."

He concludes with the announcement that the validity of Assam fruit extract will soon be explored at a major university, and has been chosen by the National Institutes of Health for a clinical trial at the end of the year.

Read the full article here on page 26:

http://www.totalhealthmagazine.com/sep12010/