My father didn’t tell me how to live; he lived, and let me watch him do it.
– Clarence Budington Kelland
Men’s health falls under the microscope this month with the arrival of Father’s Day. Dads give a lot of themselves at home, work, and play, so it is
important that their health is given a once over every now and then. For some dads, that may mean a trip outside their comfort zone—the doctor’s office.
One of the biggest obstacles to a healthy dad is helping him overcome his invincibility. According to a 2001 report by the American Centers for Disease Control, men are 33 percent less likely to visit a doctor than women. So the bravado of being a guy has its risks because most medical problems can be addressed if there is awareness of the initial symptoms.
Men’s Health Risks
Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death for both men and women, but the first onset of cardiovascular problems occurs, on average, ten years earlier for men. Risk factors include age, family history, and race. Some of these factors cannot be controlled, but others can. For example, heart disease also strikes those with high cholesterol and high
blood pressure as well as the physically inactive and obese. If dad avoids these latter problems, his heart will thank him.
Another dad danger is stroke. The steps to sidestep stroke are right in line with those to avoid heart disease—a healthy lifestyle that includes a good diet and plenty of exercise. Healthy blood pressure levels remain the most crucial element for avoiding stroke.
Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer among men. Fortunately, the disease is treatable. Unfortunately, the symptoms of prostate cancer are often masked until it is too late. That is why doctors recommend that men over fifty undergo screening, which can include a blood test or rectal exam. The earlier dad takes the test, the better off he’ll be.
Although stress is not a disease, too much can lead to ill health and has been shown to be a causal factor in the onset of disease. So the stress that dad experiences from the daily demands of work and life
can have a negative impact on his state of health. Exercise is a great stress reliever, and dad should be constantly encouraged to keep in good physical shape.
Daily Prevention from AIM
When all is said and done, prevention remains the best possible stance to take. Along with getting regular exercise and eating well, AIM provides what it takes to keep dad in the best of health. Whether in good shape or dealing with a health issue, every dad needs the Daily Essentials—greens, essential fatty acids, and fiber.
Daily servings of AIM BarleyLife® can make a lifelong difference for dad. This concentrated powder form of greens provides absorbable, natural vitamins, minerals, enzymes, antioxidants, phytonutrients, and chlorophyll—like a salad in a glass!
important that their health is given a once over every now and then. For some dads, that may mean a trip outside their comfort zone—the doctor’s office.
One of the biggest obstacles to a healthy dad is helping him overcome his invincibility. According to a 2001 report by the American Centers for Disease Control, men are 33 percent less likely to visit a doctor than women. So the bravado of being a guy has its risks because most medical problems can be addressed if there is awareness of the initial symptoms.
Men’s Health Risks
Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death for both men and women, but the first onset of cardiovascular problems occurs, on average, ten years earlier for men. Risk factors include age, family history, and race. Some of these factors cannot be controlled, but others can. For example, heart disease also strikes those with high cholesterol and high
blood pressure as well as the physically inactive and obese. If dad avoids these latter problems, his heart will thank him.
Another dad danger is stroke. The steps to sidestep stroke are right in line with those to avoid heart disease—a healthy lifestyle that includes a good diet and plenty of exercise. Healthy blood pressure levels remain the most crucial element for avoiding stroke.
Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer among men. Fortunately, the disease is treatable. Unfortunately, the symptoms of prostate cancer are often masked until it is too late. That is why doctors recommend that men over fifty undergo screening, which can include a blood test or rectal exam. The earlier dad takes the test, the better off he’ll be.
Although stress is not a disease, too much can lead to ill health and has been shown to be a causal factor in the onset of disease. So the stress that dad experiences from the daily demands of work and life
A daily intake of omega-3 and -6 essential fatty acids (EFAs) is a necessity since these indispensible nutrients cannot be produced by the body. EFAs are vital for the health of every cell in dad’s body and provide a long list of health benefits, such as aiding digestion, burning fat, and lowering triglyceride and blood pressure levels. AIMega®’s EFA blend of organic seed oils provides dad with 1,140 mg of omega-3 fatty acids per capsule.
Fiber every day is the third essential way to prevention. A high-fiber intake plays a crucial role in preventing chronic diseases. Making certain that dad gets enough fiber in his diet by supplementing with AIM Herbal Fiberblend®, AIM FibreBalance®, or AIM fit ‘n fiber® will help to keep his digestive system working optimally and contribute to healthy cholesterol, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels.
When Dad Needs a Little More
You have dad on the preventative path with the Daily Essentials, but he may require something more. If dad wants additional support for his heart, add AIM CellSparc 360®. The coenzyme Q10 in CellSparc 360 provides energy for the heart and body and assists the heart with cardiac output, exercise tolerance, and more.
If dad is struggling with an enlarged prostate that is causing him urinary difficulties, AIM ReAssure SP® can be added. To help reduce dad’s stress levels, AIM Composure® provides an herbal remedy for relaxing and helping him to sleep better at night, which is also an essential element of good health.
Being aware of possible health risks and the support that is available from all-natural AIM products, dear old dad can be in great shape this Father’s Day. Make men’s health a priority this month and beyond.
“As a result of taking BarleyLife, Herbal Fiberblend, and AIMega, I have noticed an increase in my
energy level and a decrease in the frequency and duration of colds. Also as a byproduct, I was able to stop taking acid reflux medication and have eliminated it with the use of Herbal Fiberblend. With all of the cancer out
there, it’s nice to know I have not only good stuff going into my body but bad stuff coming out! “
Troy Woodward, AIM Group Builder
Nampa, Idaho
Testimonials should not be construed as representing results everybody can achieve.





CalciAIM™: Following nutritional maintenance, support is essential to the active human body. Healthy physical fitness cannot be achieved without a strong set of bones and joints. That’s where CalciAIM™ enters the race. Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the human body and is stored primarily in the bones and teeth as the chief supportive element. CalciAIM™ combines three types of calcium for a total of 38 percent of the daily recommended value in each serving to reinforce a solid frame for physical activity. This naturally-flavored citrus drink mix also provides vitamins A, C, and D, magnesium for calcium metabolism, and zinc and copper for bone formation. Adequate calcium intake is essential at all stages of life and CalciAIM™ helps active people of every age support their frames and their fitness goals.
Prior to the introduction of CalciAIM™ in March, a number of AIM staff members gave the product a try to judge for themselves the value of the product. One was Joyce Janzen in the Nampa corporate office.




“I am a busy home-schooling mother of nine children. Our family has been using the AIM Garden Trio® for more than 10 years. Every morning the first thing each family member does is drink their AIM Garden Trio®. I don’t know what I would do without it. It is a quick, easy, economical way to get excellent nutrition in my kids at the beginning of the day. It is my intention to provide healthy meals for my family, but sometimes a busy schedule sidetracks me and the meals don’t include the fresh fruits or vegetables I intended. Thanks to the AIM Garden Trio® I don’t have to beat myself up over this.
Ray Grantham, a Group Builder from Okemah, Oklahoma, is a real believer in the AIM Garden Trio®. He was in public school education for 35 years and at the same time he served as a minister. When he retired from public schools in 2003, his life as a pastor continued and increased because he now had more time to dedicate to it.
Supplementation of the diet with plants goes back to ancient times. Greek athletes would consume a barley mush before competitions because it was nutrient rich and easily digested. Roman gladiators also fed on barley and were known as the “hordearii,” or barley men. 

Eating a balanced diet remains a challenge for both adults and children. Experts estimate that only one in five youths consume the minimum five servings of fruits and vegetables each day, and 16 percent of youth do not meet any of the recommendations outlined in the standard food guide pyramid. Consumers of all ages are being urged to increase their intake of leafy green vegetables.1
Often overlooked in the vitamin or supplement aisle, is vitamin K (also known by the scientific name, phylloquinone). Increasing evidence now shows that diets containing ample amounts of vitamin K may help to ensure adequate bone density and protect against osteoporosis and hip fracture in postmenopausal women. Vitamin K also plays a key role in fetal development and is needed to maintain proper blood clotting.
Excellent mineral content is another reason to consider AIM BarleyLife®. One serving provides considerable amounts of: