LivingLifeInBalance Launches Corporate Stress Reduction and Wellness Program with Leading Industrial Publisher Noria

JERSEY CITY, N.J., Feb. 11, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- A new 90-day oxidative stress wellness program offered by livinglifeinbalance.org and powered by the TestMe ™ Kit from Fluitec consumer products will soon be implemented by Noria Corporation, publisher of Machinery Lubrication magazine, to provide its employees with the first antioxidant-centric stress and wellness program.

Based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Noria was founded in 1997 with the single focus of helping industry improve machine reliability through best practice lubrication and oil analysis. As the trusted advisor to the world's leading organizations, Noria has changed how organizations manage and monitor lubricants for maintaining optimum reliability and safety.

"We are excited to offer this new program to our employees as part of our corporate wellness program," said Mike Ramsey, Noria's chief operating officer and vice president. "At Noria, one of our primary focuses is to inspire productive change through education, so encouraging beneficial changes in stress levels should help make this program a perfect fit for our team."

Hercules star Kevin Sorbo is working with TestMe and livinglifeinbalance as a spokesman and advocate of antioxidant health and wellness.

The cornerstone of the program is the TestMe™ Kit, which is based on the concentration of malondialdehyde (MDA) as a proven, valid biomarker to indicate oxidative stress. TestMe™ determines the amount of MDA and other aldehydes in urine. Results are expressed in the test sample's color. The darker the color, the higher the level of free radicals. After making adjustments to either diet or lifestyle, consumers can continue to monitor their progress through the test results.

Based in Jersey City, New Jersey, Fluitec is the maker of the TestMe Kit and is the world authority on measuring, monitoring and managing antioxidants as well as mitigating damage caused by oxidative stress.

Fluitec CEO Frank Magnotti said  "The test measures the level of free radical activity at the cellular level. An increased level can be due to excess stresses on the body and/or an insufficient level of antioxidants to combat the free radicals. Each person is different. When combined with a 90 day program of your choosing you will see in the privacy of your home  which activity, diet, or supplement actually works and which does not for you."

The idea behind living life in balance is to provide practical ways for anyone to have more control over their health and wellness — doing more of what's good and less of what's bad — based on a proven scientific method that is fast, convenient and accurate. Supporting content, recipes and music downloads are included in the program.

One key goal of the program is to help bridge the gap between the 93 percent of Americans who don't know what antioxidants are and the 100 percent of Americans who could benefit from understanding oxidative stress and antioxidants. 

Research has shown oxidative stress caused by free radicals can be brought on by a number of factors including diet, lifestyle and genetic disposition, leading to premature aging as well as a host of diseases. Oxidative stress is suspected to be important in neurodegenerative diseases including Lou Gehrig's disease, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, Huntington's disease and multiple sclerosis. The TestMe Kit can help millions with an in-home test and the soon to be released wellness platform.

Beginning in February, livinglifeinbalance.org is also unveiling a 90-day personal program designed for individuals. It is based on more than 20 years of experience in measuring, monitoring and managing antioxidants as well as mitigating damage caused by oxidative stress.

The company also has plans to unveil its connected antioxidant health app in February.

For additional information, contact:
Jefferey Cornett
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SOURCE Fluitec