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AURA™ Brilliance™ | Super Premium Gourmet Overview | Pricing | Ingredients | Feeding | Storage
The World's Finest Small Dog coat and skin enhancer!
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AURA™ Brilliance™ Small Dog Supplement has a precision balance of nutrients your dog requires for a longer, healthier life! Expertly hand crafted in USA
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§ Skin & Coat Conditioner
§ Heart Healthy
§ Immune support
§ Vitality Enhancement
§ Bright Shining Lustrous coat
§ Reduce Shedding & Itching
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Healthy Skin and Coat
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AURA™ Brilliance™ is a veterinary grade concentrated fatty acid compound containing high levels of elusive Omega 3, in a convenient delivery medium. The nutrition in AURA™ is available in it’s natural state. AURA™ Brilliance™ is not synthetic or heat processed. The skin and coat conditioning emollients are all intrinsic within AURA™ composition. Omega’s are known to promote many benefits, including shedding ant itching control, as well as lowering (LDL) cholesterol. AURA™ also contains generous amounts of vitamin E, which helps increase over all effectiveness.
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BD Tip-AURA™ Brilliance™ is an EFA AURA™ System™ component
When used along with Vibrance™ and Radiance™ AURA™ Brilliance™ is part of an economical easy to use super nutrition regimen.
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AURA™ VMIXX™ Omega 3/6/& 9 supplies precisely calibrated ratios of unsaturated fatty acids from the highest quality cold pressed non-GMO borage oil, fish oil and flax oil available. Each easy-to-feed serving provides a minimum of 212 mg Alpha Linolenic Acid, 174 mg Linolenic Acid, 76 mg GLA, 120 mg EPA, 80 mg DHA and 134 mg Oleic Acid.
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As small dogs age, chronic systemic inflammation can inflict degenerative effects throughout the body. A primary cause of this destructive cascade is the production of cell-signaling chemicals known as inflammatory cytokines. Along with these dangerous cytokines, imbalances of hormone-like messengers called prostaglandins also contribute to chronic inflammatory processes.
The body needs fatty acids to survive and is able to make all but two of them: linoleic acid, in the omega-6 family and linolenic acid, in the omega-3 family. These two fatty acids must be supplied by the diet and are therefore considered essential fatty acids (EFAs).
Omega-3 fatty acids, found in cold-water fish (and fish oil), and perilla and flaxseed oils, can be part of a healthy diet. Omega-3 oils contain the essential fatty acids eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), which are usually lacking in the typical Western diet that includes high amounts of omega-6 fats.6
Omega-6 fatty acids are well supplied in the diet by meat and vegetable oils. However, not all omega-6 fatty acids are of equal value. Gamma linolenic acid (GLA), found in evening primrose oil, borage oil, and black currant oil is an important fatty acid that plays a beneficial role in healthy prostaglandin formation. What you eat also contributes to the production of inflammatory cytokines. Eating foods cooked at high temperature can cause the formation of advanced glycation end (AGE) products. Glycation is the binding of a protein molecule to a glucose molecule that results in the formation of damaged protein structures. As the damaged proteins accumulate, they activate the production of inflammatory cytokines. Presently there is no way to reverse the effects of glycation.
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Fatty acids are essential for life. Besides storing energy, these fats are part of a small dogs psyological makeup; they live in the healthy cells, muscles, nerves, and organs. Conversely, there are bad fats that must be controlled or avoided to maintain good health.
The “good” fats are unsaturated fats that are usually from oils of vegetables, and some fish. Since they cannot be produced within the body, our diets must be EFA-rich. “Bad” fats are saturated fats, typically from over processed, denatured animal fats, dairy products, etc. Without adequate levels of good fats, dangerous saturated fats will replace the essential fatty acids in the cells.
Supplementation with the right proportions of fatty acids can maximize the production of good prostaglandins (E1 and E3), while lowering the amount of unwanted prostaglandin E2 and leukotriene B4. In addition to avoiding saturated fats and high glycemic foods, eating omega-3 foods, and consuming supplements that provide GLA, DHA, and EPA can maintain a healthy amount of desirable prostaglandins and thereby bring balance to the essential fatty acids.
The essential fatty acids in Super GLA/DHA have been concentrated and standardized in order to ensure optimal quality, potency, and biological activity.
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Size
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Price
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Price per lb.
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Shipping
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1 Pack = 5 lbs., (20 cups per pack) 1-bale = 60 lbs/2-30 lb. sleeves containing 6/5 lb. fresh packs,
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5 lbs. 1-Pack
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$19.97
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$3.99 per lb.
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$5.97
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10 lbs. 2-Packs
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$29.97
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$2.99 per lb.
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$7.97
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15 lbs. 3- Packs
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$39.97
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$2.66 per lb.
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$8.97
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30 lbs. 6 Packs (1-6 pack)
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$69.97
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$2.32 per lb.
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$9.97
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60 lbs. 12-Packs (2-6 packs/1 bale)
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$129.97
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$2.17 per lb.
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$19.97
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Food Club Membership Plans, FREE Shipping plan, Deep Discounts! Purchase Plans
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3 bales 36-5 lb. Packs/180 lbs.(6-6 packs)
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$297.97
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$99.32
Per Bale
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$1.66 per lb.
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Free-plan
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6 bales 72-5 lb. Packs/360 lbs.(12-6 packs)
Food Club benefits
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$489.97
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$81.66
Per Bale
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$1.36 per lb.
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Free-plan
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10 bales 120-5 lb. Packs 600 lbs. (20-6 packs)Food Club benefits
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$789.97
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$79.00
Per Bale
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$1.32 per lb.
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Free-plan
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20 bales 240-5lb. Packs 1200 lbs.(40-6 packs)Food Club benefits
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$1397.97
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$69.90
Per Bale
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$1.16 per lb.
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Free-plan
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Ingredients/Feeding/Storage
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Ingredients & Analysis
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Average Nutritional Properties
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Amount Per Serving
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Calories
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15
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Calories from Fat
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10
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Total Fat
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1 g
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Saturated Fat
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0 g
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Polyunsaturated Fat
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0.5 g
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Monounsaturated Fat
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0 g
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Cholesterol
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<5 mg
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Vitamin E (mixed tocopherols)
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10 IU
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1200 mg
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Supplying minimum:
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Total Omega-3 Fatty Acids
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412 mg
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Alpha Linolenic Acid
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212 mg
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Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA)
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120 mg
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Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA)
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80 mg
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Total Omega-6 Fatty Acids
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250 mg
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Gamma Linolenic Acid (GLA)
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76 mg
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Linoleic Acid
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174 mg
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Total Omega-9 Fatty Acids
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134 mg
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Oleic Acid
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