ROBUST ROMANCE - Poppoff Report with Mary Jane Popp

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The Poppoff Report
by Mary Jane Popp, LamasBeauty Correspondent

ROBUST ROMANCE

Has your romance fizzled? Has your love life become lackluster? Valentine's Day is on its way, and you're probably too exhausted to care! We know that, after about forty, our love life may not be like two 20s. But Exercise Physiologist and Health Consultant, Dr. William Wong, says it may not be your heart and head that's holding you back. It could well be that body of yours.

So what can cause your Vavoom to Vamoose?
According to Dr. Wong, there are three distinct reasons:

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1)	POOR CIRCULATI0N: Most men are aware that circulation plays a major role in sexual performance. But, did you know that circulation also determines a woman's sexual prowess? Poor circulation does not allow the hard-on in the right places for both sexes, if you know what I mean. It also affects one's mind and ability to think clearly. In this case, major blood vessels in your brain are being blocked, causing a limitation in your periods of useful consciousness.
2)	CHOLESTEROL MYTH: For over a decade, medical professionals have warned people of the dangers of high cholesterol. But, did you know that having too low cholesterol levels can create hormonal dysfunction? "The body cannot produce hormones below a 180 cholesterol level," says Dr. Wong. "So you can be sure that today's emphasis on extremely low cholesterol levels is interfering with many people's love life."
3)	VASCULAR INFLAMMATION: Americans are constantly being told that a nutritious diet and regular exercise are good for your health overall. So why are even healthy, hard-core, workout buffs not up for romance at the end of the day? "Overworking your body can cause swelling and inflammation on the inside of your blood vessels," says Dr. W. "And while moderate exercise will raise the level of sexual hormones, heavy or extreme exercise has been shown to actually lower them."

I've got to tell you, the last two really floored me. I always thought low cholesterol and lots of exercise made for excellence. Dr. Wong also told me that Systemic Enzymes are a must to battle our problems. Enzymes are needed for each biochemical reaction that makes life possible. Without them, life could not exist. As we age, our bodies natural production of enzymes slows, and supplementation is needed. Dr. Wong recommended a turn around for these conditions with Vtalzym which, together with proper diet and exercise, will help maintain normal enzyme levels and maybe a boost in that sweet lovin' category. You can get a bunch of info at www.worldnutrition.com or Dr. Wong's site at www.totalityofbeing.com or you can call 800-548-2710.

I'm gonna' head for Vitalzym to give it a try. If you do, let me know what you think. Call me at 916-636-8505 or E-mail me at maryjanepopp@lamasbeauty.com. Love to hear from you. Til next time, HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY AND HAPPY VA VA VOOM!!!

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Mary Jane Popp is a woman for all media. She has produced and hosted both radio and television programs for over 25 years from magazine shows to hard-hitting controversial issues. As an Anchor, Talk Shows host and Reporter, Mary Jane has interviewed the famous and the infamous. Her lively articles appear in several syndicated publications. Presently, she hosts the Poppoff Radio Show.