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Food & Drink Innovation Network - February 2010

British Teens Accelerating Heart Disease Risk

"Recent research, by the US Centres for Disease Control, found that over 20 per cent of teens (12 to 19 years old) have unhealthy cholesterol levels, putting them at higher risk of cardiovascular disease..."

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tftmag.co.uk - February 2010

The top six anti-aging supplements

Young at heart
"help: cholesterol contains 3g of barley beta glucan, the soluble fibre naturally found in the cell wall of cereal grains, which recent clinical trials have shown, reduces total and LDL-cholesterol by an average of 10-14%..."

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The People - Take it easy magazine - February 2010

3 Ways to Love Your Heart

"help: cholesterol: Too much cholesterol in your blood can increase your risk of heart problems..."

50connect.co.uk - February 2010

The dairy debate: What you need to know

FACT - Dairy is good for your heart
"...Dairy peptides (lactotripeptides) act as a natural blocker of the ‘ACE’ reaction. help: blood pressure – from Works With Water Nutraceuticals - incorporates dairy peptides, also called milk proteins, to work with your body and help maintain blood pressure at a healthy level..."

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normal cholesterol level - February 2010

British Teens Accelerating Heart Disease Risk - earth times

"GP and nutraceuticals company warn more British teenagers will soon have unhealthy cholesterol levels unless action is taken..."

femalefirst.co.uk - February 2010

Cholesterol Levels Amongst Teens On Increase

"Following recent US research that one in five American teenagers has unhealthy cholesterol levels, GP Dr Sarah Brewer and nutraceuticals company Works With Water warn UK teens could be next in line unless something is done to improve the way British children and teens live..."

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easier.com - February 2010

British Teens Accelerating Heart Disease Risk

"...Recent research, by the US Centres for Disease Control, found that over 20 per cent of teens (12 to 19 years old) have unhealthy cholesterol levels, putting them at higher risk of cardiovascular disease..."

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earthtimes.org - February 2010

British Teens Accelerating Heart Disease Risk

"Dr Sarah Brewer, a GP and Registered Nutritionist, who has been working closely with Works With Water to promote healthy diet for cholesterol reduction..."

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zikkir.com - February 2010

British Teens Accelerating Heart Disease Risk

"Following recent US research that one in five American teenagers has unhealthy cholesterol levels, GP Dr Sarah Brewer and nutraceuticals company Works With Water warn UK teens could be next in line unless something is done to improve the way British children and teens live..."

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Mail on Sunday - February 2010

5 of the best heart health protectors

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healthy-magazine.co.uk - January 2010

What's new in store - Clearer skin in a glass

" Many adults experience breakouts in skin blemishes and acne, help: clear skin is a soluble food supplement containing Praventin, a bioactive protein, rich in lactoferrin, naturally present in milk, which has been proven to improve the appearance of the skin..."

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best-quality-hair-skin.com - January 2010

Exercise Makes Acne Grow More

"help:clear skin is a food and water soluble based supplement which assist in alleviating skin problems. It contains an antibacterial ingredient called Praventin, and contributes in lessening skin inflammations and fighting off germs and bacteria in the skin..."

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easier.com - January 2010

2010 - The year we get younger?

"‘help: cholesterol’ contains 3g of barley beta glucan, the soluble fibre naturally found in the cell wall of cereal grains, which recent clinical trials have shown, reduces total and LDL-cholesterol by an average of 10-14% over a dose range of 3 to 8g/day...."

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Reveal Magazine - January 2010

Three of the Best

"help: clear skin...clinically proven to show results after just 8 weeks..."

articlesbase.com - January 2010

Exercise Makes Acne Grow More

"Recently, a new product has been launched by beauty and health company, Works With Water Nutraceuticals. help:clear skin is a food and water soluble based supplement which assist in alleviating skin problems. It contains an antibacterial ingredient called Praventin, and contributes in lessening skin inflammations and fighting off germs and bacteria in the skin...."

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EasyJet Traveller Magazine - January 2010

Let’s send acne a very clear message

"Care for your acne-prone skin with help: clear skin, a soluble food supplement treatment with ingredients clinically proven to show results after just eight weeks..."

sofeminine.co.uk - December 2009

Acne – the last skin taboo
Acne treatment: Help:clear skin

"After two weeks, I did have fewer spots. It’s hard to believe this works – it’s not like a cream or treatment that directly affects the skin – but my skin is clearer and less red..."

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Holland & Barrett Healthy Magazine - December 2009

help: your heart

The natural way to maintain healthy blood pressure and cholesterol levels.

A range of easy to use natural food supplements – taken twice daily, can help maintain your blood pressure and cholesterol levels.

Pure Beauty Magazine - December 2009

WIN Works With Water Help: Clear Skin

“We have three boxes, each worth £49.99, to give away. Help: clear skin is a soluble food supplement containing ingredients clinically proven to help combat problem skin and acne....”

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reFRESH Magazine - December 2009

Skincare

“A brand new form of defence to combat acne and blemish-prone skin comes from help: clear skin from Works With Water...”

Style.com - November 2009

Milk, It Does A Complexion Good

“Praventin will keep you breakout-free from the inside out.”

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Mail Online - November 2009

Cellulite-busting marshmallows, anti-ageing jam - a skincare miracle or too much to swallow?

"Meanwhile, Help: Clear Skin water and powder supplements from Works With Water contain a milk protein derivative called Praventin, which, it's claimed, can clear acne... Is it scientifically proven? In a study, spotty teens claimed their acne was improved by up to 95 per cent after two months of daily doses.

"Jules Birch, founder of Works With Water, says: 'Praventin inhibits the development of the propionibacterium, which is responsible for skin impurities and acnes, lessening the number of new spots. Its anti-inflammatory properties mean blemishes heal quicker.'..."

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That's Life Magazine - November 2009

Spots made me stand out
"I was 22 when I saw an ad on facebook asking for acne sufferers to take part in a trial for a new treatment where you mix sachets containing a milk protein into tea. Within 3 weeks my spots improved. There were fewer and they weren't as red and went away quicker..."

Manchester Evening News - November 2009

"My blood Pressure was so high it made my eye go pop… Hotel Executive Kevin Healey tells how a diagnosis of hypertension made him turn his life round, with exercise, healthy eating and a treatment derived from milk."

Visit www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk

The Grocer Magazine - November 2009

Soluble supplements

"A range of soluble supplements to combat acne, high cholesterol and to regulate blood pressure went into 160 Waitrose stores this month. Works With Water Nutraceuticals created the powder sachet, which can be mixed with drinks or soft food."

Cosmopolitan Bride Magazine - November 2009

Complexion Perfection
"Tried everything to get that glow, but think your skin’s still so-so? A little skin type know-how is all you need… Drink two sachets of natural food supplement Works With Water a day - it reduces bacteria and inflammation in two weeks"

Cosmetic News Portal - October 2009

Soluble food supplement contains ingredients clinically proven to help combat problem skin and acne
"help: clear skin from Works With Water Nutraceuticals is the UK’s first soluble food supplement containing ingredients clinically proven to help combat problem skin and acne. Its active ingredient, Praventin, is a bioactive protein, rich in lactoferrin and clinically proven to reduce both the inflammation of acne blemishes and the bacteria that cause them..."

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Yours - October 2009

Goodies to win - 8 help: blood pressure supplement 30 day packs
"help: blood pressure is a natural water-soluble supplement to help maintain a healthy blood pressure from Works With Water..."

Bliss Magazine - October 2009

Zap Zits
"A health diet full of fresh fruit and veg, lots of zzz, plus maybe one of these smart buys can help when it comes to pesky pimples...

"This flavourless food supplement contains ingredients to help reduce acne..."

Dudley Chronicle - October 2009

How I beat spots and found love
"AFRAID to leave her house because of the severity of her acne and spots over her body, Dudley’s Sarah Pinder has turned her life around and is set to feature in two of the UK’s most popular magazines...

"Miss Pinder, from Netherton and who works as a promoter for a gym, puts her improvement down to a product, which includes praventin, which reduces bacteria..."

Busy Girls Guide - October 2009

Review: clear skin soluble acne treatment
"Over 30 and still getting spots? We review a brand new drinkable treatment which claims to rid those pesky bumps in a matter of weeks...

"OVERALL VERDICT: 4/5 - worth trying if you are suffering from pretty bad acne / spot outbreaks."

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Reveal Magazine - September 2009

Works With Water
"For those wanting to lower their blood pressure, Works With Water has developed a range of soluble powders which can be added to any drink..."

weddingmagazine.co.uk - September 2009

Fight adult acne for a clearer complexion
"Bad skin is the last thing you want to worry about on your wedding day, but for many brides-to-be who suffer from adult acne, it is an inevitability. Luckily, there is a solution..."

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Prima Magazine - September 2009

Your Problems Answered buy Dr Sarah Brewer - Case History
"Acne is often thought of as a teenage problem, but many sufferers are in their thirties or forties or older. Jenna, 38 suffers from it...

"I also suggested she take a supplement containing Dairy Peptides, such as Works With Water's help: clear skin food supplement..."

Zest Magazine - September 2009

Internal Youth
"Beauty supplements are claiming to be the latest skin care miracle as more and more of us look for skin care solutions that work from the inside out. But can the route to youthful radiant skin really be as simple as popping a pill?"

TV Choice Magazine - September 2009

The Best
"WIN awards goodies"

Sunday Express - September 2009

Good For You
"Reduce your blood pressure the natural way using Works With Waters' help: blood pressure..."

Mail on Sunday - September 2009

From mints that cure smelly feet to chewing gum that helps weight loss... Welcome to the world of NUTRACEUTICALS

"What the expert says: 'While the antibacterial claims of praventin are not yet independently proven, the high aloe-vera content can support the immune system and reduce inflammation,' explains cosmetic dermatologist Dr Aamer Khan. 'This water can be used as part of a wider treatment plan for acne but it is still important to use appropriate skincare on a daily basis.'..."

Mail Online - September 2009

From mints that cure smelly feet to chewing gum that helps weight loss... Welcome to the world of NUTRACEUTICALS

"From acne-fighting water to marshmallows that can banish wrinkles, a wave of 'nutraceuticals' is hitting Britain's supermarkets. Nutraceutical is the name given to a consumer product that combines nutrition and pharmaceutical elements and claims to have health benefits. But do they deliver?"

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Candis Magazine - September 2009

Under Pressure
"New to try - Works With Water Nutraceuticals new product, 'help: blood pressure' contains Dairy Peptides and Oligofructose a natural soluble fibre - both may help lower blood pressure..."

Essentials Magazine - September 2009

Remedy in a glass
It's called the 'silent killer' and many of us will suffer from high blood pressure... A new natural food supplement called help: blood pressure claims to help control mild cases of hypertension (but is not a replacement for medication)..."

One Nation Magazine - September 2009

Real hope for acne sufferers
"... It was at this time that the acne fairy smiled down on him. I had been sent some samples of a new product called help: clear skin from Works with Water, a tasteless, colourless addition to liquid or soft food. I checked to make sure there were no nasty ingredients or unexpected side effects and, satisfied, promptly handed him half of the supply; I’d need to take the other half as a control, naturally. The results, I’m pleased to report, have been nothing short of phenomenal..."

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Manchester Evening News - September 2009

Finally, we can face the future
"... Today, however, there's hardly a sign of her condition [acne] that so afflicted her life. She credits the turnaround to a new natural ingredient - based on a milk protein - she has been trailing for less than three months..."

BBC Radio Lancashire - August 2009

Listen to Sunddas on Brett Davison's show on BBC Radio Lancashire talking about how help: clear skin natural acne product has transformed her skin and improved her confidence.

Handbag.com - August 2009

Adult acne sorted!
"Stop acne in its tracks by drinking up with help: clear skin sachets..."

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Sugarscape - August 2009

WIN! Help: clear skin products...
"We’ve all been there – you’ve got a hot date and the perfect outfit, but then bad skin brings you down. So say bye-bye to the acne with Sugar and brand new help: clear skin..."

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Health and Fitness - August 2009

Remedy in a glass
It's called the 'silent killer' and many of us will suffer from high blood pressure... A new natural food supplement called help: blood pressure claims to help control mild cases of hypertension (but is not a replacement for medication)..."

Cosmopolitan - August 2009

Clear Skin Secret
"Battling spots? Try help: clear skin, £1.29, a flavoured spring water drink that promises a visible improvement in four weeks..."

laterlife.com - August 2009

help: blood pressure Competition
"Works With Water Nutraceuticals are offering two Laterlife visitors the chance to win a month's worth of help: blood pressure. A soluble food supplement that helps control blood pressure."

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Telegraph Business Club - August 2009

Nutrients firm hopes US expansion will bring a healthy future
"Jules Birch wants to sell her naturally-derived healthcare products that aim to control blood pressure, cholesterol and minor skin complaints in the US."

ChicToday.com - August 2009

Because Skin Matters
"... Not forgetting the importance of our insides and their effect on our skins, Works With Water’s
help : clear skin supplement contains Paraventin, a lactoferrin-rich protein which studies reveal may help reduce blemishes and calm the effects of inflamed skin."

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Cosmopolitan.co.uk - July 2009

Win: month's supply of skin supplements with help:clear skin
Banish The Blemish With help:clear skin!

"We've all been there – you've got a hot date and the perfect outfit, but then bad skin brings you down. So say bye-bye to the acne with brand new help: clear skin..."

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Water Innovation - July 2009

Before and after gallery
"Water Innovation looks at three British bottled water brands that recently gave their labelling a significant facelift..."

PositiveHealth.com - July 2009

Maintain Healthy Blood Pressure
"help: blood pressure from Works With Water Nutraceuticals is a proprietary formulation incorporating dairy peptides (milk protein) which naturally occur in dairy foods and are clinically proven to help maintain healthy blood pressure by preventing the constriction of blood vessels..."

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Yell.com - July 2009

A new mess-free and natural product to combat acne
"This week I have found a product that claims to reduce the texture and appearance of blemishes by 95% in just four weeks and does not involve any mess or unpleasant creams. Works With Water has launched a range of products containing a bioactive protein called Praventin and Lactoferrin..."

Functional Drinks - July 2009

Boosting the power of water
"UK-based nutraceutical company Works With Water has launched two new soluble food supplement products designed for consumers wanting to reduce acne and control blood pressure..."

lovelypackage.com - July 2009

Works With Water

"Elmwood was tasked with looking at the company’s entire brand, from product names and tone of voice to logos and packaging designs..."

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how-do.co.uk - July 2009

Elmwood completes Works With Water brand task

"Clitheroe’s Works With Water has revealed a new brand identity as it diversifies its range..."

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cosmeticnewsportal.com - July 2009

Works With Water introduces soluble food supplements to help maintain healthy blood pressure

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Pure Beauty - July 2009

New Products - One to watch!

"Help: clear skin from works with water is a natural soluble food supplement that can be added to a hot or cold drink or soft food to help combat problem skin and acne..."

Sugarscape - June 2009

Get clear skin in a glass!

"Say goodbye to creams, gels, lotions, masks and pills...

And hello to a new beauty regime that you drink!"

Sugarscape - June 2009

"Win free stuff of the month everyday at sugarscape.com... Your chance to win help: clear skin sachets..."

Professional Beauty - June 2009

Launch for Works With Water
"Works With Water Nutraceuticals has launched a line of natural soluble food supplements to help maintain healthy blood pressure..."

The BP Monitor - June 2009

How to lower blood pressure...

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Chat Magazine - April 2009

"Beauty's Skin Deep..."