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Date: November 19th, 2009
In this issue :
Vitamin D May promote Brain Health
Fantastic Friday, Super Saturday featured on Tonight's call
The Importance of Building Solid Relationships
Vitamin D May promote Brain Health
Low blood levels of Vitamin D may increase the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease, according to a new hypothesis based on existing risk factors.
A growing number of studies have linked deficiency of Vitamin D to increased risks of Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes, Osteoporosis, Depression, and even Periodontal Disease, all of which have been linked to some degree to increased risks for Dementia.
A recent study reported that as many as 90 percent of 50 to 70 year olds may be Vitamin D deficient or insufficient, with similar findings being reported in Western Populations.
“To date, the evidence includes observational studies supporting a beneficial role of Vitamin D in reducing the risk of diseases linked to Dementia such as vascular and metabolic diseases, as well as an understanding of the role of Vitamin D in reducing the risk of several mechanisms that lead to Dementia.” This according to William Grant PhD of “SUNARC” Research.
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Youngevity® International
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The Importance of Building Solid Relationships
People like to do business with people they know and trust. This is why building solid relationships is so important. The process of building relationships can take on many forms, however. Let's take a moment to review some of the key areas which may help you build and maintain relationships within your organization.
Your 30 Second Introduction
Have you upgraded your 30 second introduction lately? If you haven't revised it in the past year chances are the impact may be stale. A new introduction can spark your own energy which will show when you introduce yourself. Consider the use of powerful action words such as create, design, compose, organize, generate, solve, produce, and supply. Deliver it in front of a mirror and see what others see.
What do you have to give?
We often think of what we want to get from relationships. Flip this over and consider what you are willing to give to your downline. Do you have information that your downline can use? Keep in mind that building relationships is a two way street, so to speak, that begins with you. Approaching these relationships in a giving, proactive mode is an excellent beginning.
Follow up, Follow up
The simple act of following up with your customers or business builders will make you stand out with them. Remember it is extremely important to create a contact information list or sheet in order to implement this step. You may start to see growth as you demonstrate an interest in relationship building with your downline members and additional growth as they in turn start to do the same.
You might want to think of building relationships the same way as you would grow a garden. In order for the seeds to grow, they need water, Bloomin Minerals™, sunlight and of course time, and for relationships to continue to grow, you need to provide opportunities for your downline to get to know you better.
Wiley Hurt
COO
Youngevity® International
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