1.   Heart Disease

2.   Cancer

3.   Stroke

4.   Diabetes

5.   Unintentional Injuries

6.   Homicide

7.   HIV/AIDS

8.   Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease

9.   Nephritis (Kidney Inflammation)

10. Septicemia (Infection in the Blood)

•   Out of the estimated 929,985 diagnosed with
    HIV/AIDS, 40% of these are African American.

•   3.4 million African Americans have Asthma,
    38% more than Caucasians.

•   2.3 million African Americans over the age of 20
    have diabetes.

•   African Americans are 6-8 times more likely to
    contract Glaucoma.

•   African Americans are 4 times more likely to
    develop Kidney Failure.

•   Diabetes and High Blood Pressure account for
    70% of Kidney Failure.

•   12% of the American Population consists of
    African Americans (35 million).

•   The life expectancy of Caucasians is 76.9 years
    compared to 71.4 years for African Americans.

1.   It's Energizing

2.   It's one of the best things you can do for your health!

3.   Lower's your risk of heart disease, cancer and other illness

4.   Lower's Blood Pressure

5.   You may Live Longer

6.   You'll Build Stronger Bones

7.   Helps Prevent Osteoporosis

8.   You'll Get Stronger

9.   You'll Loose More Calories

10. You'll Feel Your Best