Product Groups

There are many different ways to categorize body systems— AIM has chosen to organize them into five systems, plus categories for overall health; concerns unique to women, men, and seniors; and general lifestyle. The five systems are the digestive-eliminatory system, the cardiovascular system, the immuno-respiratory system, the nervous system, and the musculoskeletal system.Learning the basic functioning of these systems, the disorders that affect them, and the risk factors for these disorders will help us take better care of our bodies. Learning how to support these systems through lifestyle choices and supplementation is key to finding solutions to health concerns and to living well.

• Body Frame Support

The skeleton, made up of all the body’s bones, provides strength, stability, and a frame for muscles to work against in producing movement. Bones are both strong enough to support our weight and light enough to allow us to move.

• Whole Body Support

An out-of-balance body is the result of lifestyle choices. If we are eating our "standard" diet, are over or under eating, are not exercising, and are worrying about too many things, we may bring on an imbalance in our whole body health.

• Cardio

• LifeStyle

Lifestyle makes a significant difference in our health. How we live has a direct impact on the overall quality of our lives. Our lifestyle choices also affect others around us and the environment in which we live.

• Digestive Support

The digestive system is a 25- to 35-foot-long hose-like structure. It receives food at one end, breaks it down into nutrients (a process called digestion), and absorbs the nutrients into the bloodstream for delivery to the cells.

• Men’s Support

Both men and women have special considerations. For men, prostate concerns (urinary dysfunction, infection, cancer), impotence, and fertility (sperm count, sperm motility) are a worry.

• Immuno Support

The immune system is the army that protects us from invaders. It extends throughout all body systems and is linked to our brain and affected by our state of mind. It protects us from bacteria, viruses, and cancer cells.

• Nervous System Support

The nervous system has two distinct parts. The central nervous system comprises the brain and spinal cord. The peripheral nervous system is the network of nerves that connects the brain and spinal cord to the rest of the body.

• Women's Support

Women have special needs for the minerals iron and calcium; folic acid; the vitamins B6, B12, and E; soy-based foods; and cranberry supplements. There are also many herbs of special interest to women. These include black cohosh, wild yam, and dong quai.

• Senior's Support

As we age, our bodies change. We don’t have the same ability to repair tissue damage and build bones as we did in our youth. Appetite and the sense of taste often diminish, resulting in less than optimum nutrition.