Mila: Possibly the next super food!

Mila™ is the Salvia Hispanica L product by LifeMax that has been carefully selected to maximize its nutritional value. The mixture is mechanically processed using a proprietary system that optimizes the bioavailability and increases its nutritional value. Nothing is added to the product – it is a pure form of Salvia Hispanica L. and is simply the best available today.

 

The rediscoverer of the Ancient Aztec Seed!
Dr. Wayne Coates is the world’s foremost educator on Salvia Hispanica L (chia seed). 18 years ago Dr. Coates was the first to rediscover the ancient seed. he was among the first to grow chia seeds experimentally and today oversees the growing and harvesting for global distribution with LifeMax. An expert in the field, his career as a research professor at the University of Arizona spanned over twenty-five years. Dr. Coates holds a doctorate in Agricultural Engineering from Oklahoma State University. He is the co-author of Chia: Rediscovering a Forgotten Crop of the Aztecs - University of Arizona Press 2005  

 

Interview with Dr. Wayne Coates
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LifeMax: at the forefront of the trillion dollar wellness industry!

In his book "The Next Trillion," Paul Zane Pilzer exposes the truth about why half the U.S. population is unhealthy and overweight: Americans have become caught between the economic interests of the trillion-dollar food industry and the trillion-dollar healthcare or "sickness" industry. In analyzing these two gigantic industrial complexes, Pilzer focuses on an emerging "wellness" industry that will soon occupy an additional one-seventh, or "next trillion," of the economy—an industry ripe with entrepreneurial opportunities that will eclipse those of today’s Internet-based companies.
In "The Next Trillion", Pilzer explains why consumers will turn away from consuming more material goods and instead seek to achieve internal self-improvement—healthier foods, vitamins, nutritional supplements and fitness programs—and why consumers will create a virtually limitless and sustained demand for wellness-based products.
Many of the products that will take this new industry from a few billion dollars to a few trillion are still in the laboratory. Yet, as Pilzer explains, the greatest entrepreneurial opportunities will be in distributing rather than in manufacturing wellness products and services.
The Next Trillion is for businesspeople and consumers wanting to control where one-seventh of their earnings go every year. It is important for anyone who’s ever tried to control their weight or maximize their health, or for anyone working in today's healthcare industry. And it is a critical must-read for entrepreneurs who want to know where the greatest opportunities lie ahead in the next two decades.
Above all, The Next Trillion offers an exhilarating vision of health and fitness—true wellness that is far more than skin deep.