Are You Faithful To Your Favorite Brands?
Xtend Life Reviews - A Discovery
Like most consumers, even with my severe allergies, I try new products every now and again.
Over the years, I’ve stayed loyal only to three brands of food – 5 Roses flour, Hunts original tomato sauce and Heinz ketchup. Those are three brands I never change. (Not since early, inexpert cooking experiments when I first left home.)
I quickly learned with these particular 3 products: if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. And I’ve never regretted my loyalty.
And I have another quirk: I research everything. It’s my job.
I take nothing at face value. I check out every fact
I first came across Xtend-Life natural health supplements by accident – a recommendation from a client. When, I visited Xtend-Life’s web site, I was surprised at the depth of information I found there. I’m good at reading between the lines: I know what it means when it says “miracle process” and “studies show”. I know what “a team of scientists” means.
It usually means, the company is making it all up.
I didn’t find any of those phrases on Xtend-Life’s web site. I did find unique patented processes, but I also found logical explanations of what those processes did, and why they were created. There’s nothing vague about this company.
I also found:
- Facts, with supporting citations
- A bio of the company president and the story of why and how he got into the supplement business. (“I need to live to be 120” works for me!)
- A real head of research, Dr. A. Munem Daoud PhD., MSc., ND. This is no guy with some spurious `online university’ degree – he’s a well-respected and well-validated author of many published books and papers!
- A customer service department staffed with people who hold science and nutrition degrees. They readily answered every question I had with patience, courtesy, clarity and knowledge
- A list of complete ingredients for every product
- A company that voluntarily follows and rigidly sticks to stringent protocols for processing their ingredients
- A company that started their own subsidiary company to prepare and process their ingredients, because in two years of serious global searching, they were unable to find a processing plant that met their standards
- A company that practices absolute transparency on every level
And that’s why I’ve started this site about Xtend-Life’s products.
It’s now the fourth “brand” I’ve added to 5 Roses flour, Hunts tomato sauce and Heinz ketchup – and it’s probably healthier than all of the above. (They’re leftovers from those carefree days before I developed allergies and discovered natural health products and organic food.)
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