24 August 2004

ALMASED® GOES TO THE 2004 OLYMPICS®
The motto of the olympic games is "Citius, Altius, Fortius," for "Swifter, Higher, Stronger." In preparation for the upcoming Summer Olympic Games 2004 in Athens, the German triathlete Anja Dittmer is using Almased to help fulfill this olympic motto. 

2 June 2003

SLIM DOWN THIS SUMMER WITH GREAT TASTING, ALL-NATURAL ALMASED®
It’s now official – summer is finally here! Now you can achieve that sexy summer body with Almased®. Almased® introduces their all-natural Multi-Protein Powder that can be included in any weight management plan. 

5 May 2003

NEW WEIGHT LOSS STUDY REVEALS - REACH YOUR DREAM WEIGHT FAST AND HEALTHY.
Almost daily new diets are offered that promise highest weight reduction in the shortest amount of time. The temptation is great to follow these diets, then after a short time you notice – it doesn’t work.

5 Feb 2003

ALMASED® BEING CARRIED BY VITAMIN WORLD®
Almased, USA has announced a distribution agreement with Vitamin World to carry Almased’s all-natural multi-protein powder. The vitamin and nutritional supplement retailer will sell the product in its 532 stores nationwide effective Jan. 2003.

9 Oct 2002

ALMASED® DEBUTS NEW PRODUCT PACKAGING
Almased® is rolling out its new, bright green packaging. The label features a photograph of an attractive, slender couple on a bicycle, depicting the product’s role in a fit and healthy lifestyle.

24 Feb 2002

ALMASED® LAUNCHES BEAUTY PRODUCTS
Almased® has created its own line of hypo-allergenic skin care products. Almased Day & Night Crème, Almased Hand and Body Lotion and Almased Anti-Wrinkle Oil are now available in the United States.

28 Jan 2002

ALMASED® BREWS UP WELLNESS TEA
Almased has brewed up a special blend of herbs for its latest product offering. The new member of Almased’s family of products for healthy living, Almased Wellness Tea, is now available in the U.S.

5 Nov 2001

THE ALMASED TURBODIET®: A NATURAL PATH TO A NORMAL BODY WEIGHT
More than 60 percent of American adults are overweight or obese, according to the surgeon general. One reason is that our typical high-fat, high-calorie diet lacks the essential nutrients our bodies need to function properly and maintain a normal weight.