Paul Eilers

Did you know at two months of age, your body has all the cells it will ever get, somewhere around one hundred trillion of them? For the rest of your life, your body will not produce any additional cells, only replace the old cells. Your cells are constantly in the process of dying and being replaced, at the rate of three hundred million per minute. Every four weeks, your entire outer layer of skin is replaced. Every two months, practically every cell in your heart muscle is rebuilt. Within two to three years, your entire bone structure is replaced. So every two to three years, every cell in your body is replaced with a new cell. In other words, you'll have a totally new body. The question is, what kind of body will it be? Will your new body be weaker or stronger than the one you have today? It's up to you. Because as your old cells die and are replaced, your new cells depend totally upon the building materials you provide it - the foods you eat, the liquids y

In 1991, through a routine eye exam, I discovered I was nearsighted. I had to start wearing glasses to drive a car, go to a movie or watch a sporting event. A few years later, I got married.  My husband was into health and nutrition, so I started juicing with him and taking a supplement called BarleyLife. Then one morning while getting ready for work, I put on my glasses. Everything was blurry.  I thought my eyesight had gotten worse .  When I took off my glasses, however, I could perfectly see. So I no longer needed to wear glasses.  Like Most People, I'm Not A Health Nut Over the years I stopped juicing and taking BarleyLife. (I'm not crazy about the way they taste.) Then I noticed I had to keep increasing the screen size on my computer. I also had trouble seeing the channel guide on the TV. And it made me nervous to drive at night.   One day while at the grocery store, I bought a pair of reading glasses. I hated wearing them, but I needed help to see. (I did not want

"I owe how active and healthy I am to AIM's BarleyLife. I've been taking it since 1997. I'm grateful that I'm not on any medications and don't have any aches or pains. I'm glad I'm not in a nursing home or geriatric center.  I'm thrilled to be alive and kicking at 72 years of age." - Jan Baxter, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Testimonials should not be construed as representing results everybody can achieve. BarleyLife® is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Results may vary per person.

Danie Coetzee of South Africa talks about how BarleyLife has helped him with poor circulation in his toes and hands. "I've got all the feeling back in my toes. All the feeling back in my hands. All of the feeling back. All of it." - Danie Coetzee, Cape Town, South Africa Testimonials should not be construed as representing results everybody can achieve. BarleyLife® is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Results may vary per person.

"When we lived in San Antonio, my wife and I drove down to the border town of Larado. This elderly lady was there with her hands and fingers constricted like claws, from arthritis. I was amazed at how bad they were.  I suggested she start taking large amounts of BarleyLife. When I say large amounts, I'm talking about five to seven tablespoons throughout the day. We went back several months later. She comes up to me with tears of joy running down her face, saying in Spanish, 'Look! Look!' and freely moving her fingers around. 'Look at what this has done for me!' " - Darryl Hicks, Apple Valley, Minnesota Testimonials should not be construed as representing results everybody can achieve. BarleyLife® is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Results may vary per person.

"Long story short, my hubby has been taking BarleyLife, plus a few other AIM products that a friend suggested some thirteen years ago. He suffered with gout on a regular basis and it would cause him to be incapable of doing anything. He was a captive in our high set house on occasions, as he couldn't get down stairs. A few changes to his diet and BarleyLife and he has not had gout for years. WE LOVE IT." - Meredith Caruana, Sarina, Queensland, Australia P.S. BarleyLife is for people who believe nutrition matters.  They want to do everything they can to put the odds for good health in their favor.  Does that sound like you?  Testimonials should not be construed as representing results everybody can achieve. BarleyLife® is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Results may vary per person.

"I'm sixty-nine years of age. This past summer, July 2009, I noticed I had become very tired and had began losing weight for no apparent reason.  When I would eat I noticed everything had a salty taste. After seeing my diabetic doctor, he sent me to the emergency room. There they found my appendix had ruptured six weeks earlier and matter had gone into the gall bladder and caused it to rupture also. I was told I had golf ball size stones floating around. The surgery for the ruptured appendix and gall bladder was much more extensive than we thought it would be.  The doctor removed two lymph nodes that were positive. He also removed about a foot from my colon. A scan also showed a 1 cm spot deep in my liver. The biopsy showed this to also be cancerous. I had four chemo treatments, one every other week.  I didn't feel sick or pain from these. In November I had another scan which showed cancer was everywhere throughout my abdomen. The doctor then wanted to try a diff

"Several years ago, I was an underweight, walking dead man.  When I started taking BarleyLife and other AIM products, I began to get my health back.   I'm now healthy as a horse. I weigh 170 pounds, compared to 128 pounds, and walking straighter. I also got my life back too. Thank you so much!" - James Knight Jr., Silver City, New Mexico Testimonials should not be construed as representing results everybody can achieve. BarleyLife® is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Results may vary per person.

In January 2013, I was diagnosed with remitting-recurring multiple sclerosis, a chronic, typically progressive disease that damages nerve-cell sheaths in the brain and spinal cord. My symptoms included vision impairment, balance issues and numbness in my legs and hands. I have always lived a healthy lifestyle and am an aerial silk acrobat, which demands peak athletic ability and stamina. My diet has been mostly vegetarian. This lifelong commitment to health made my diagnosis so hard to understand. During the five years I was on MS medication, I battled bronchitis at least four times a year and lost my voice, which impacted my ability as a full-time, Christian radio DJ. I also developed basal cell carcinoma near my eye. My doctor speculated it could be a result of a suppressed immune system brought on by the MS therapies. So I was concerned not only about this terrible disease, but also side effects of the medications. My mom and I had been praying for guidance. Aroun

"Folks often ask me, "How come you take BarleyLife? You're not sick." I have to confess, I don't know that I've had a headache in fifty years and I'm eighty-three, so I guess I didn't do too bad. But I have to share that when we first started with BarleyLife, a man called me and said, "Go see this gentleman, he's got emphysema." He'd just been down to the doctor and they gave him a bunch of tablets. I called him and I couldn't understand half of what he said. So I went to his house. He had a big white towel in front of him - a towel you would dry dishes with - and he was making a loud hacking noise. I sold him a jar of BarleyLife and within five days he called. "Hey, I'm out of your green barley product," the gentleman said. I couldn't believe I was talking to the same person, who five days before couldn't get more than two words out of his mouth. The man took three more jars and at the en

"On July 31, 1980, during surgery, I was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, cancer of the lymph system. Five days after surgery, I was sent to M. D. Anderson hospital in Houston. This is the University of Texas cancer treatment center, the largest of its kind in the world. There I was told not only was my cancer widespread, but it was also incurable. After four years of treatment that included investigational drugs, my doctor told me my disease was out of control and he had nothing more to offer me. I was sent home without another appointment, but with his assurance that he would keep looking for something to help me. All this time everyone I knew had been praying for me. But now I had to face the fact that I might become another cancer fatality, along with thousands of others. But God wasn't finished with me yet.  Shortly after this, I received a letter from a friend of mine in California, who is also a nurse. Included in her letter was a sandwich bag