Biobalance: A Breakthrough in Nutritional Balance and Optimum Performance

Exercising regularly is a sign of a healthy lifestyle. But there would be days that I just feel tired and would rather stay in bed.  Aren’t I supposed to be full of life since I make it a point to keep my body active?

But exercise is just one aspect of being healthy.  Nutrition play a very important role too. According to Biobalance, nutritional balance is the key in achieving optimum health and performance.  And Biobalance can even customize a balanced nutritional solution based on an athlete’s current nutritional and metabolic status.

Are you healthy or are you just fit?  Check out the Biobalance Wellness Institute to know more about your health.

Press Release

Nutrition Balancing: The Secret Strategy That’ll Give You The Gold

Anyone can be a winner, anyone—or so the experts believe. But what separates those who win with efficiency is the willingness to work smart, and not necessarily work hard. And at this point, one may wonder: Is being “fit” enough guarantee to get you that gold?

During the in-depth lecture on Sports Nutrition (“Nutrient Balancing: A Strategy for Health Optimization of the Athlete in Training and in Competition”) held last February 26, 2015, key players in active media, from sports editors and writers to running enthusiasts and triathletes, discovered this “a-ha” bit of information — information bound to propel all athletes ahead. During that intimate gathering hosted by BioBalance Institute, it was declared that: “nutritional and metabolic balance has a direct correlation to overall energy and performance.” Sounds complicated? Slight. But, ground-breaking? Definitely.

BioBalance Wellness Institute

At The Core Of Every Athlete

People who train hard for athletic excellence want their bodies to be at their most efficient. They know that when their bodies function at peak performance, they are led to the finish lines, given the medals, and honored with golds. As such, success in athletics is more commonly thought of as a result of intense physical training. We see triathletes train to the hilt, swimmers beat their best time, and sports players practice relentlessly to build their endurance. There is no doubt that their efforts reap them their due rewards.

Now, imagine if you can take that concentrated efficiency even further. Think of what else one can conquer when, aside from mechanical conditioning, one is able to condition his or herself right at the intercellular level? Think: each cell in the body primed to be its ultimate best.

Channeling Your Best

Sounds almost like a plot of a Bradley Cooper sci-fi, but Dr. Ted Achacoso, European board-certified doctor in international endocrinology (anti-aging medicine) and in nutritional medicine, and Chief Science Officer of the BioBalance Institute, is quick to confirm that with today’s advanced technologies, intercellular medicine can
definitely up one’s game.

Dr. Ted Achacoso

Here’s the science behind it: Dr. Achacoso says, “the body achieves balance if there is optimization of its network of nutrients.” When the body is able to optimize the nutrients it receives (such as vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, essential fatty acids and amino acids), it is able to perform and recover better—possibly even at its best. In those moments, the body becomes nutritionally “fit” to function at optimal levels.

Striking The Balance

This begs the question: Can an athlete actually get a body that is physically and nutritionally-balanced—one that has the potential to perform at its ultimate athletic best? Given the demands of today’s stressors and the requisites of an athletic regimen, yesteryear’s “nutritionally-balanced meal” is merely the bare minimum to fuel the body. But everyone, especially athletes in training or those gearing up for competition, needs more than the bare minimum. Instead, optimal values are needed to guarantee tiptop efficiency.

Today’s forefront technologies in intercellular and wellness medicine, offered by the BioBalance Institute, has the capability to measure your current nutritional and metabolic status. Thorough tests evaluate your unique bio-thumbprint, from measuring oxidative and metabolic stress markers, vitamin absorption and nutrient deficiencies, to even the body’s segmental analysis and composition. With this comprehensive assessment, BioBalance provides a unique and customized nutritional pack and solution that will bring each person to his or her ideal, balanced, and most efficient state for optimal energy and performance.

The science is cutting-edge and relevant, but this is reality, this is ideal, and this is available. And in this time and age when the athletes and health enthusiasts rule, this will draw the line between finalists and the common crowd.

The BioBalance Wellness Institute is located at 3/F Soho Central, 748 Shaw Boulevard Greenfield District, Mandaluyong City 1550, Philippines. tel. no. +632 650 4858; mobile no. +63917 521 4860; email: info@biobalanceinstitute.com.

For more information, feel free to log on to www.biobalanceinstitute.com.

BioBalance Photos

Health enthusiast, runner, and SpinPH writer Bobby Go, tries the InBody body composition analysis at the BioBalance Institute. The machine determines exactly how much lean muscle, body fat, water, and bone minerals the body is carrying.

BioBalance’s business development manager Mel Gillego explaining InBody body composition analysis results to Dale Diaz.

Triathletes and health enthusiasts are all eager to up their potential at BioBalance. From left to right: Jason Soriano, August Martinez, Dr. Ian Canieso, Coach Andy Leuterio, Joey Ramirez, Bobby Go, Monching Romano

Dr. Ted, Achacoso, Chief Science Officer of Biobalance Institute asks: “Are you healthy or are you just fit?”

Some friendly faces at the BioBalance Wellness Institute: From left to right: Migs Rigor (Nurse), Marice Talens-Soriano (Nurse and Operations Head), Mel Gillego (Business Development Manager), Pam Laiz (Clinical Nutritionist)

General Manager Alex Fernandez is eager to see how BioBalance will change the lives of athletes and non-athletes alike.