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New Health Corp. Announces the Addition of Stop & Shop and Giant Supermarkets to its Retail Outlets
Date:10/5/2007

New Health Corp. is the distributor of the popular dietary supplement

LipidShield Plus(TM)

MELBOURNE, Fla., Oct. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- New Health Corp. is proud to announce its retail presence has expanded again and LipidShield Plus(TM) is now available at Stop & Shop and Giant Supermarkets.

LipidShield Plus is the popular NATURAL breakthrough cholesterol fighting product that has been clinically proven to lower cholesterol and triglycerides while improving circulatory health. New Health is now offering a FREE in-home cholesterol test kit with the purchase of any of its LipidShield products to help promote cholesterol awareness. (http://www.lipidshield.com). "We are very pleased Stop & Shop and Giant are helping expand our retail presence which now exceeds 2,000 stores across the Nation. Heart disease is the Number 1 cause of death in America and we are pleased this effective Natural alternative is available at so many reputable stores." said Gary Stanton, CEO of New Health Corp. "Heart attacks are most often preventable so an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure."

LipidShield Plus can also be found at Meijer Inc., Hannaford Bros., Sweetbay, Kash n Karry Supermarkets, USA Drug Stores, Associated Food Stores and many other fine retailers.

Cholesterol is a waxy substance manufactured in the liver and also obtained from dietary sources, primarily meat and dairy products. Used in the production of hormones, elevated levels of cholesterol in the bloodstream (over 200 milligrams per deciliter) can lead to restricted blood flow, clogged arteries, and trigger sudden heart attacks and strokes. Health officials estimate that roughly one half of all adults have unhealthy cholesterol levels, and 42 million adults have "dangerously high" levels (239 and above).

New Health Corp. markets both caplet and liquid versions of their LipidShield Plus su
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