Zion Health Announces Launch of Innovative Whole Body Clay Detox Remedy Now Available for Purchase at Life Food Organics Health Food Store in Los Angeles

Kanwa Healing Minerals Tea gently
detoxifies daily without any harsh side effects.

Hollywood, California (PRWEB) December 30, 2011

Zion Health, an industry leader in the manufacturing of natural minerals skin care and wellness products, has announced that its Kanwa Healing Detox Tea(s) along with its Whole Body Natural Detox Treatment are now available at LifeFood Organic’s health food store located on 1507 North Cahuenga Blvd. in Hollywood, California.

By offering these proven detox remedies at LifeFood Organic’s Health Food Store, Zion Health further expands its industry footprint into Hollywood’s expansive health food marketplace while enhancing the experience of Southern California shoppers, who can now benefit from natural detoxification remedies derived from clay-based ionic minerals that are known to purify the system by detoxifying harmful metals, unwanted pathogens and environmental pollutants.

“We’re very excited to be offering these comprehensive detoxification remedies at such a highly regarded health food store like LifeFood Organics, which not only shares but embraces our unwavering belief in the very real connection between natural products and overall health,” said Zion sales manager, Marie Holmes. “Shoppers in Hollywood will now be able to enjoy the clear health-related benefits that come from using a unique natural treatment that works to detoxify the system, without any harsh side effects.”

Kanwa’s Healing Detox Tea is available in mint, jasmine, green tea and chamomile. This Whole Body Natural Detox remedy works by combining the healing power of herbs with the stimulating minerals found in Zion Health’s revolutionary signature ingredient – Calcium Bentonite Montmorillonite clay or magnetic clay – to help absorb harmful bacteria, chemicals and toxins trapped in the stomach, colon and small intestines. The 57 minerals found in this unique edible clay help energize and heal the body by working together to form a natural internal cleanser that uses its negative ionic molecular charge to attract and remove damaging heavy metals and unwanted pathogens that inhabit the body, which can trigger premature aging and sickness.

LifeFood Organic offers enzyme-rich organic, vegetarian and raw food. The health food store provides its shoppers with the highest quality, whole food vitamin and mineral nutritional supplements, and chemical-free, all-natural health and beauty supplies.

Zion Health’s Natural Skin Care Products include an Ancient Clay Face Wash, an Ancient Clay Body Wash, an Eye Cream, Hydrating Crèmes, Wrinkle Defense lotions, Hair Care products, and a Mineral Vitamin C Serum. Zion Health strives to provide consumers with the purest, chemical-free skin care products that are both safe for consumers and the environment. All Zion products are free of parabens, altered aluminum, sulfates, and are formulated using all natural ingredients – with certified organic ingredients whenever possible.

Zion Products are available online at http://www.kanwaminerals.com. To become a Zion Health retailer or for more information on Zion Health products, go to: http://www.zionhealth.net.

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Zion Health Inc.

Mysla Pechardo

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Sandwich and Sub Store Franchises in the US Industry Market Research Report Now Available from IBISWorld

IBISWorld Market Research

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) March 08, 2012

During the past five years, the sandwich and sub store franchises experienced consistent and aggressive growth despite a struggling economy. Over the five years to 2012, IBISWorld expects revenue to grow at an average annual rate of 4.3% to $ 18.9 billion. Industry revenue grew 5.2% in 2008 and 6.8% in 2009, largely on the back of major player Subway’s success with the Five Dollar Footlong promotion. Revenue managed to maintain that momentum through the end of 2011. In 2012, revenue is expected to grow an additional 1.5%. According to IBISWorld industry analyst Nima Samadi, “The industry has thrived by developing new menu options that capitalize on society’s increasing awareness of the health risks associated with a high-fat diet.”

As the economy fell deeper into a recession and unemployment numbers rose, consumers became more selective about how they spent disposable income. Samadi says, “In 2009, consumer spending declined 1.9%, and luxuries like eating out were among the first expenditures to go.” The sandwich and sub store franchises avoided these downward trends primarily due to the industry leader, Subway and its wildly successful Five Dollar Footlong promotion which began in 2008. Because Subway offered sandwiches at an attractive price point, the company generated enough consumer interest to help negate the effect of the weak economy. The consumer spending trends reversed in 2010 and 2011. As a result, IBISWorld anticipates that more consumers are treating themselves to eating out, encouraging consumers to visit sandwich and sub store franchises.

The industry was one of the first quick service segments to capitalize on consumers’ health and weight concerns. In 2000, Subway began an extremely successful advertising campaign using Jared Fogle, a man who lost a significant amount of weight by eating Subway sandwiches. Because of the campaign, many sandwich franchises avoided the declines that the rest of the quick service segment experienced. Other industry operators include Quiznos, Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches and Jersey Mike’s. Many firms have expanded their menu options to ensure that they can retain as large a portion of their customers’ dining out dollars as possible. For example, in 2010, Subway added breakfast items to their menu, and in 2011, it introduced Subway Cafes, which offer coffee, paninis, muffins and other pastries. Over the five years to 2017, these trends are expected to contribute to further revenue growth.

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