AIM Peak Endurance with ATP, Electrolytes and B Vitamins! Exceptional Sports Energy Drink !

AIM PEAK ENDURANCE^® Meets the 'WOW' test

In marketing, in sales, in product development, you are always looking for the “wow” factor. Something that catches the eye, that stays with the consumer to the point where he or she just has to have one of those.

Remember the first Mustangs? The electronic hand calculator? Mr. Coffee? All of us have a list, a memory, of something that stirred the “wow” in us. AIM Peak Endurance™ with PEAK ATP® is that kind of product. It is the perfect complement to AIM BarleyLife®. These two pack a real punch when it comes to what can do the body good.

The Healthy Cell Concept® is one of the building blocks for AIM. Essentially, it says that a healthy cell is key to the overall health of the body. Therein is the value of AIM BarleyLife®. It is the ideal whole food supplement. AIM BarleyLife® seeks out and fills nutrient needs within the body. AIM Peak Endurance™ has a different, yet vital, impact on the cells. It is a target supplement that replenishes what the body loses through age, stress, and exercise.

AIM Peak Endurance™ is composed of three ingredients – ATP, B vitamins, and electrolytes. The major value of the product is ATP; the B vitamins and electrolytes are great bonuses.

ATP, adenosine triphosphate, is called the energy currency of the body. That is, it is the primary source of energy for the cells. Without ATP, there is no life. For cells to function properly, they need an adequate supply of ATP. ATP production peaks at age 20 then begins to diminish to the point where, at age 70, it is one-half of what it used to be. Because it is essentially an energy booster, AIM Peak Endurance™ is great for those working out. The carbohydrates and electrolytes can provide a hypotonic beverage for rehydration and an isotonic beverage for rapid absorption, depending on the mix ratio. ATP increases energy levels without elevating the heart rate, which is what can happen with products that contain caffeine, ginseng, and ephedra. The ATP in AIM Peak Endurance™ is protected by eight patents. Studies have shown that results from taking ATP are realized almost immediately but, of course, performance will vary from person to person.

In addition to the ATP, AIM Peak Endurance™ contains electrolytes and B vitamins.

Electrolytes are necessary for conducting nerve impulses in our bodies. They are reduced when we exercise and sweat. A typical sports drink contains three electrolytes and as much as 10-35 grams of sugar; AIM Peak Endurance™ has six electrolytes – sodium, potassium, chloride, magnesium, phosphorous and calcium – and only one gram of sugar. Plus coconut water adds to the electrolyte profile.

B vitamins are necessary for extracting energy from carbohydrates, building muscle, and synthesizing DNA. AIM Peak Endurance™ contains six B vitamins important in metabolism – B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, and B12. Vegetarian diets are usually deficient in these vitamins, so this product is a needed addition to your AIM lineup.

AIM Peak Endurance™ comes in a Blueberry Acai-flavored powder, now available in a 300-gram canister. A canister of the product makes 5.5 gallons of the drink, a real cost savings compared to purchasing a 16-ounce sports drink. The powder can be mixed a gallon at a time and stored in the refrigerator.

The suggested use is to take the product twice a day, with each serving composed of 125 mg of ATP. AIM Peak Endurance™ can be taken with other AIM products and, because it enhances blood flow, it may help distribute other AIM products throughout the body.

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Find something you like … and just do it

Dr. Eliezer Rapaport lives by what the best piece of advice he says he ever received: “Do only the things you are interested in. Life is too short.”

For him, that is a life dedicated to studying, researching, and understanding adenosine nucleotides. Nucleotides are the structural units of RNA and of DNA. They play a role in energy production and metabolism. For AIM Members, what they really need to know is that he has spent 30 years establishing himself as a leader in working with ATP (adenosine triphosphate), the major ingredient in AIM Peak Endurance™. In fact, he holds eight patents, many of them related to his cutting-edge research on ATP. You know he is serious about his calling when he says, “My biggest hobby is reading current medical, physiological, and biological research articles.” His dedication to his work has resulted in him spending time on the faculties of the Harvard Medical School and the Boston University School of Medicine.

Today, however, he does “very little teaching. Mostly I am involved with ATP. I am working on resurrecting ATP Therapeutics, a company I founded in 1999 for utilizing ATP in the treatment of several life-threatening indications.” He serves as a consultant to biopharmaceutical companies. His research work has found its way into 58 published, original, peer-reviewed articles. His march to the top of his field began in earnest with graduate studies from 1967 to 1971 at Johns Hopkins University.

From Hopkins he relocated to Harvard “where I started looking at the mechanisms of intracellular ATP functions ...” In time, he says, he came to “the realization that ATP, an ancient molecule, is involved in the regulation of every aspect of life.” As with his passion for his work, he lives what he believes – he takes ATP.

Dr. Rapaport has spent the better part of his life pushing the envelope on ATP, constantly striving to know more about it. It is part of his character, a big part of who he is. “Try to be innovative,” he advises. “Never do work that is completely confirmatory. Always expand to uncharted waters.”

Interestingly, for this man of science, the motivators, the inspirators in his life are not scientists. They are Mahatma Gandhi and Ralph Bunche. He refers to them as “two giants of the 20th century. Dr. Ralph Bunche was an African-American who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1950 for mediating the 1948 Palestine ceasefire.” Gandhi, an Indian, was the champion of peaceful resistance to political policies he considered corrupt and discriminatory. Dr. Rapaport calls Gandhi “the pure idealist.” Bunche, he says, was both an “idealist and a realist.”