Saturday, November 24, 2007

The Search For Top Quality Omega 5 Products Is Still On -- look no further, go to the POMEGA5 site

A Desert Search



A snowy mountain Search




I found my Omega 5 products at www.pomega5.com and www.tzerah.com




Green cosmetics
Green skin care
Natural skin care
Organic skin care
Anti-aging skin care
Pomegranate skin care
Pomegranate seed oil products
Omega 5 oil products
Omega 5 products
Green technology
Great dietary supplements
Innovations in green technology
No Parabens
Great products
Holiday shopping thrills
Must have products
http://www.pomega5.com/
http://www.tzerah.com/


It Takes A Lot Of Chutzpah To Come Up With Great Pomegranate Products And In Particular Omega 5 Oil Botanical Skin Care

It takes vision and Chutzpah
to dream of new pomegranate products



It takes skills, know how, and daring to innovate in the saturated market of natural skin care products
Crossing the Chasm to safety is never easy
But Pomega5 and Tzerah have done it
Pomega5 at Sundance
Tzerah at the Golden Globes


Read what the POMEGA5 users say
about one of the cleanest lines ever created
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The best pomegranate seed oil product line
The best omega 5 based product line
Perfection in skin care
What's left is to purchase the products as Holiday gifts

Friday, November 23, 2007

France is the fastest growing market in Europe for organic and natural beauty products -- great news for Omega 5 oil companies


The POMEGA and Tzerah brands are made in France.

31/08/2007 - A recent Mintel study shows France as the fastest growing market in Europe for organic and natural beauty products reflecting the particularly discerning French cosmetics consumer.Mintel''s global new product database illustrates that in 2006 France boasted the largest number of organic and natural beauty product launches in the whole of Europe.Last year a total of 260 organic and natural products were launched in the country in comparison to a combined 75 in the UK and Germany, however the latter are still stronger in terms of revenue and sales.Furthermore, 350 new products have already been introduced in the French market in 2007, beaten only by the US where approximately 380 new products have been launched."French consumers are overwhelmed by choice in terms of organic beauty products," observed Nica Lewis, head consultant for Cosmetic Research at Mintel. The majority of these product launches come from French companies, and span a wide range of products categories, the most dynamic being skin care, which accounts for over 80 per cent of the new launches. However, one product category that seems to lack a strong French presence is makeup products, noted Lewis, contrasting this with the UK where consumers have access to a range of natural and organic makeup from suppliers such as The Organic Pharmacy, POMEGA, Tzerah, and Dr Hauschka.In addition, a major change this year has been the dramatic increase in certified organic (Ecocert certified) ranges."This is due, in part, to consumer demand but primarily to the availability of more Ecocert- certified ingredients" Lewis told CosmeticsDesign-Europe. Another trend identified by Mintel is the segmentation of the sector, with more men's organic ranges, and organic baby care products this year then ever before. Regarding future trends, according to Lewis, we can expect an increase in sustainable and green products, as well as those that promise to cut carbon emissions and practice carbon offsetting. A leader in this field is the Body Shop, which announced earlier this summer its pledge to only use sustainable palm oil in its products and its aim to become carbon neutral by the year 2010. In addition Fairtrade certification is making an appearance on the labels of beauty products, for example Themis' day cream that is both organic and fair trade certified, and retails at around €25 for a 30 ml pot. Although France is the fastest growing market for natural and organic cosmetics (30 - 40 per cent a year) in Europe, valued by Organic Monitor at €150 million in 2006, Germany is still leading in terms of revenue and sales. Organic Monitor's Tina Gill suggests that the growth of the French market can be put down to the increasingly discerning French consumer, adding that "media coverage of the possible dangers of synthetic chemicals like parabens and aluminium salts is making the French turn to natural and organic products."


Thursday, November 22, 2007

POMEGA offers special thanks at Thanksgiving


We give special thanks at Thanksgiving



The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.
He maketh me to lie down in green pastures:he leadeth me beside the still waters.
He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in thepaths of righteousness for his name's sake.
Yea, though I walk through the valley of theshadow of death; I will fear no evil: for thouart with me; thy rod and thy staff theycomfort me.
Thou preparest a table before me in thepresence of mine enemies: thou anointestmy head with oil; my cup runneth over.
Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me allthe days of my life; and I will dwell in thehouse of the Lord for ever.
psalm 23 - bible - psalm of david

POMEGA is Sporting Green Technology - is Silicon Valley VC money heading to the lead Omega 5 oil company?


Green Revolution is Replacing Internet Investments for Venture Capitalists, Proclaims Greentech Media Chief, Scott Clavenna
MANHASSET, N.Y., Nov. 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CMP's Internet Evolution (http://www.internetevolution.com/ ), a Web 2.0 site dedicated to investigating the future of the Internet, today published an opinion piece by blogger Scott Clavenna, co-founder, president and CEO of Greentech Media, who explores the growth of venture capitalist investment in green technology. Clavenna says the smart VC money is moving from Internet investments into green companies.
In his blog, titled "Why Vinod Khosla Stopped Loving the Internet,"
(http://www.internetevolution.com/author.asp?section_id=477&doc_id=138851) Clavenna credits Vinod Khosla of Khosla Ventures, considered the top venture capitalist, with taking the lead in recognizing the growth potential of greentech entrepreneurial ventures. Khosla is now concentrating on climate change, biofuels, solar power and clean coal. And where Khosla goes, so goes the rest of the venture world, says Clavenna, who sees it as a natural extension of the "follow the money" principal. Clavenna's article points out that even former Vice President Al Gore is following suit by joining Kleiner, Perkins, Caulfield & Byers, a leading VC firm that invests in greentech innovation and entrepreneurs. "Green nutraceuticals such as Omega 5 oil technologies are in this realm", said the president of Biowellness Innovations based in Washington DC, and "we are looking into more innovations such as those developed by POMEGA of California in the area of pomegranate seed oil".

"The green movement is an increasingly important issue in business and technology. And Scott's blog is relevant because it highlights venture capitalists' commitment to energy efficiency along with the Internet's role in the conservation crusade," said Stephen Saunders, Internet Evolution creator and blogger. "Our expert bloggers continue to spark animated discussion among readers about the future of the Internet."

Scott Clavenna, co-founder, president, and CEO of Greentech Media, has been leading high-tech market research firms for over 15 years. In his capacity as a trusted analyst and consultant, Clavenna has helped dozens of companies enter and succeed in complex and intensely competitive markets worldwide. He also has authored more than 30 reports that helped define important emerging market segments in optical and broadband communications. Prior to founding Greentech Media, Clavenna was chief analyst at Heavy Reading. Prior, Clavenna founded PointEast Research, providing strategic consulting and market intelligence to a broad mix of startups, venture capitalists, and major suppliers in the communications/IT industry, and worked as director of research for Light Reading. In 1997, Clavenna co-founded Pioneer Consulting, which quickly grew into the leading market research firm covering the optical and broadband communications industry.

Clavenna joins more than 70 world-famous Internet contributors, such as John Hinshaw Boeing's CIO, Dr. Lawrence Roberts, inventor of packet switching, and one of the world's foremost authorities on telecom network architectures; Jack Uldrich, futurist, scholar and author; Craig Newmark, the founder of Craigslist.com; Philip Rosedale, CEO of Linden Lab, the company that develops and maintains Second Life; John Grimes, CIO, the U.S. Department of Defense; and Dr. Hamadoun Toure, Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), all of whom are addressing today's critical socio-economic issues.

About CMP
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There is money in greentech
The market niche for green and safe cosmetics is growing in strides
POMEGA LLC as the lead Omega 5 oil company has a strong green technology base
Green is not only the color of money, it is where lifestyle becomes simpler
Consider http://www.pomega5.com/ for your Christmas Shopping list

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Beauty Salon Workers Get A True Reprieve -- No Toxic Materials In The POMEGA Natural Skin Care Line


OMEGA 5 company does not sell lipstick and does not have toxic chemicals in its products

California lawmakers are holding hearings to explore the options for protecting beauty salon workers from over-exposure to hazardous chemicals, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
The hazardous chemicals? Beauty products themselves.

We think of exposure to hazardous chemicals as something that happens in poorly policed factories, or at decades-old hazardous waste sites, but toxic substances are all around us. Indoor air is often more polluted than the air outside, and that is certainly the case in many beauty salons, where nail polish removers and other solvents and chemicals fill the air with noxious gases.

A visit to the salon is probably not anything to worry about, but exposure over the course of a work week, for years on end, certainly is. California's right to take a look at protecting workers in any way possible. The larger question that begs to be asked: How did we get to the point where we're putting hazardous chemicals into cosmetics in the first place?

The answer isn't pretty. But there are alternatives and ways to avoid the most toxic stuff. A good place to start is the Skin Deep database,
Finally - A truly clean line: www.pomega5.com



Tested by doctors




POMEGA LLC AND TZERAH SUPPORT THE SAFETY IN COSMETICS CAMPAIGN


Tuesday, November 20, 2007

Can Omega 5 oil help with symptoms of menopause?

The word menopause literally means the permanent physiological, or natural, cessation of menstrual cycles, from the Greek roots 'meno-' (month) and 'pausis' (a pause, a cessation). In other words, menopause means the natural and permanent stopping of the monthly female reproductive cycles, and it is most often indicated by a permanent absence of monthly periods or menstruation.

The word menopause is commonly used in regard to human females, where menopause happens more or less in midlife, signaling the end of the fertile phase of a woman's life. Menopause is perhaps most easily understood as the opposite process to menarche.

Menopause in women cannot however simply be defined as the permanent "stopping of the monthly periods", because in reality what is happening to the uterus is quite secondary to the process. The uterus can be surgically removed (hysterectomy) in a younger woman, and although the periods will cease permanently and the woman will technically be infertile, as long as the ovaries (or one ovary) are, or is, still functioning, the woman will not be in menopause, because ovulation, and the release of the sequence of reproductive hormones that are an essential part of the reproductive cycles, will continue until the normal time of menopause is reached.

Menopause is in fact triggered by the faltering and shutting down (or surgical removal of) of the ovaries, which are a part of the body's endocrine system of hormone production, in this case the hormones which make sexual behavior and reproduction possible.

The process of the ovaries shutting down is a phenomenon which involves the entire cascade of a woman's reproductive functioning from brain to skin, and this major physiological event usually has some effect on almost every aspect of a woman's body and life.
POMEGA -- the omega 5 oil company -- wishes to refer you to: http://www.menapause.com/eflp/menopause/pid19701/D21728/C19884