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Yahoo
02-08-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
TRAFFIC ALERT: I-15 SB backed up for miles near Lehi
LEHI () — Traffic on I-15 SB was reportedly backed up for several miles, leading to significant traffic delays for afternoon commuters. All four lanes on I-15 Southbound were experiencing delays near milepost 277 between Lehi and Pleasant Grove. According to Lieutenant Cameron Roden, with Utah Highway Patrol, a minor crash occurred. According to the Utah Department of Transportation, traffic is estimated to fully clear up by 4:37 p.m. Latest headlines: Salt Lake City firefighters rescue several people in early morning abandoned building fire Safest Car Rankings for 2025 $1.2 million in fentanyl, heroin seized in San Juan County traffic stop Texas House committee advances GOP-friendly map Monroe Canyon Fire continues to grow amid high winds, community meeting scheduled Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
28-06-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Ignitra 2025 Research Update Reveals Growing Demand for Plant-Based Metabolic Support and Clean-Label Energy Formulas
Rising consumer interest in natural energy, ingredient transparency, and non-stimulant metabolic health drives Ignitra to release new research insights for 2025 on formulation trends and clean-label wellness support. PLEASANT GROVE, June 28, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE As more individuals seek non-synthetic ways to support metabolism, energy, and daily resilience, the makers of Ignitra have issued a 2025 formulation update. This update reflects ongoing shifts in consumer preference for plant-based, stimulant-free wellness support. Designed around transparency and long-term metabolic alignment, Ignitra's ingredient-forward capsule represents a broader trend in the clean-label supplement category. The brand's stated commitment to ingredient transparency is intended to empower consumers to make informed decisions aligned with their wellness goals. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS RELEASE In this 2025 research update, readers will discover: Why metabolic health is now viewed as a full-body energy system, not just a weight issue The rise of non-stimulant supplement searches in digital wellness spaces How Ignitra aligns with clean-label, plant-based consumer priorities A breakdown of key ingredients, including berberine HCL, konjac root fiber, and turmeric extract The role of ClickBank in secure distribution and support infrastructure for Ignitra Why clean-label supplement education is shaping online consumer trends How Ignitra reflects new expectations in lifestyle-aligned nutritional design Why Ignitra's formulation model avoids quick-fix marketing narratives The broader shift toward botanical and food-based wellness culture This announcement highlights Ignitra's evolving role in the wellness ecosystem. The product is positioned not simply as a supplement, but as a transparency-focused wellness option contributing to a growing movement toward lifestyle education and label literacy. SECTION 1 – The Metabolic Support Market Is Changing Metabolic health has become one of the most frequently searched and discussed topics in wellness in recent years. But unlike earlier trends focused on fat-burning urgency or aggressive stimulants, consumers are now asking deeper questions—about ingredient integrity, long-term energy balance, and holistic system support. Search data shows a growing shift away from quick-fix solutions toward sustained, non-habit-forming options that integrate with overall wellness goals. Individuals are exploring how plant-based ingredients, digestive-friendly fibers, and nutrient cofactors can impact various aspects of daily health, including cognitive performance, mood stability, glucose balance, and resilience with aging. Global search reports have confirmed year-over-year growth in queries like 'best non-stimulant metabolism support,' 'botanical energy boosters,' and 'daily metabolic supplements.' This reflects a broader trend in which consumers move toward educational, ingredient-focused decision-making. An analysis of trending supplement content in 2024–2025 shows increased public engagement with natural compounds like berberine, turmeric, and glucomannan (found in konjac root). These ingredients are gaining traction across social media channels, affiliate wellness sites, and editorial roundups. This evolving conversation sets the stage for Ignitra's 2025 update. Rather than offering claims of rapid transformation, Ignitra reflects a broader pivot in product design—one that prioritizes informational empowerment and compatibility with long-term wellness routines. SECTION 2 – What Makes Ignitra Different? Unlike stimulant-based energy formulas or metabolism "boosters" reliant on synthetic compounds, Ignitra offers a unique plant-aligned, stimulant-free alternative. This emphasis on non-stimulant ingredients reflects a formulation strategy grounded in traditional herbal wellness principles and modern clean-label manufacturing protocols. The 2025 formulation features more than 11 active ingredients, including: Berberine HCL – Frequently cited in natural health literature for its relevance to metabolic and gut balance Turmeric Extract – A traditional botanical studied for its role in systemic wellness Konjac Root Fiber – A soluble fiber linked to digestive balance and glucose modulation Riboflavin (Vitamin B2) – A micronutrient involved in cellular energy production Mangosteen Powder and Prickly Pear Extract – Fruit-based ingredients noted for their antioxidant potential and supportive nutritional profiles Alongside these, Ignitra contains a proprietary blend of six additional botanicals and minerals. The complete formulation is encapsulated in a convenient capsule delivery format that excludes sugar, caffeine, artificial colors, or habit-forming additives. This composition is aligned with emerging scientific literature that emphasizes nutrient synergy and slow-acting support over acute performance spikes. The brand's non-clinical positioning reflects its role in lifestyle-based supplementation rather than targeted therapeutic use. Supplement strategy research increasingly favors complex formulations where multiple ingredients work in harmony rather than relying on single-action components. Ignitra's ingredient array aligns with this theory, offering a multi-pronged nutritional framework aimed at metabolic harmony rather than momentary boosts. SECTION 3 – Ingredient Transparency and the Clean-Label Era As wellness audiences mature, so do their expectations. Today's supplement users are more likely to scrutinize labels, research ingredient origins, and align purchases with specific lifestyle values. In this context, ingredient transparency is not a marketing advantage—it is a baseline requirement. Ignitra's 2025 release strategy meets these expectations by focusing on: No synthetic stimulants or addictive compounds Fully disclosed ingredient list with defined purpose and traditional usage history No preservatives, artificial dyes, or genetically modified components A formulation philosophy that supports slow, intentional wellness exploration The clean-label trend continues to gain traction across major health and supplement markets, as consumers increasingly reject mystery blends and prioritization of brand values. Ignitra reflects this cultural shift by maintaining visibility into its ingredient sources, emphasizing education over persuasion, and keeping the formulation free of performance-driven rhetoric. Ignitra is positioned for users seeking ongoing metabolic support—not through clinical claims, but through formulation clarity and nutritional logic. It reflects a shift from outcome-driven messaging to process-oriented engagement, where the formula becomes a component of a broader personal wellness inquiry. In parallel, demand for additive-free and vegan-friendly capsules has become a priority among informed buyers, particularly those managing long-term dietary preferences. Ignitra's vegetarian capsule meets these market expectations while preserving product purity. SECTION 4 – Real-World Interest: What Consumers Are Asking Across wellness blogs, forums, and supplement comparison platforms, metabolic support discussions have become more nuanced. Consumers are increasingly asking: "What are the best daily-use ingredients for metabolic balance?" "Are there stimulant-free options to maintain energy without disruption?" "Which formulas contain turmeric, fiber, and berberine in synergy?" "How do clean-label metabolic formulas compare with traditional energy supplements?" "What are the safest non-stimulant supplements for metabolic health support?" Ignitra appears in these conversations as a non-clinical product designed with those inquiries in mind. Commentary often references: Its fiber-rich formulation for digestive harmony Use of botanical components that align with traditional wellness practices Absence of marketing hype or synthetic performance enhancers Convenient capsule format ideal for daily use Many supplement comparison threads now highlight Ignitra for its emphasis on formulation clarity rather than performance claims, particularly among those exploring 'lifestyle supplements' rather than reactive or stimulant-based health tools. This aligns with broader user sentiment that favors educational discovery over commercial urgency. Online health influencers and review sites have also mentioned Ignitra in their roundup articles focusing on non-habit-forming, clean-label options. While Ignitra makes no therapeutic claims, its inclusion in ingredient comparison features underscores its resonance with today's evolving supplement buyer. SECTION 5 – Availability, Fulfillment, and Consumer Support Details Ignitra is currently available through its official website, where consumers can access full ingredient details and formulation context. The product is offered as a clean-label supplement aligned with modern standards for ingredient sourcing and delivery clarity. Key product logistics include: Formulated in the United States, using both domestic and international ingredients Distributed through ClickBank®, a secure online platform that manages order processing and consumer support Delivered in capsule form, without stimulants, sugar, soy, or artificial additives Returns Address: PO Box 1079, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 United States For order inquiries, customers may access ClickBank's support portal at This infrastructure is designed to ensure delivery reliability and customer service continuity without aggressive marketing, trials, or subscription entanglements. Users seeking supplement options free from upsells and excess packaging are likely to appreciate the platform's low-pressure fulfillment structure. The checkout experience is encrypted and managed by ClickBank's security standards, which have been established for over two decades in the digital commerce industry. This provides additional confidence to those seeking direct-to-consumer wellness options that prioritize data protection and fulfillment clarity. SECTION 6 – Final Insights: Where Ignitra Fits in the 2025 Wellness Movement The wellness sector of 2025 reflects a maturity in consumer behavior. Individuals are no longer searching solely for products—they're researching philosophies. Ignitra's inclusion in the market is not as a breakthrough innovation, but as a confirmation of rising standards in transparency, accessibility, and label integrity. Its approach—centered around botanical identity, low-intervention usage, and ingredient synergy—aligns with broader clean-label trends shaping the supplement category. The product appeals to audiences who value: Sustainable, long-term support strategies Daily usability without overstimulation Ingredient literacy and formulation intentionality Ignitra invites participation in a wellness approach where formulas do not demand belief, but offer context—where the label itself becomes a source of knowledge and trust. Increasingly, wellness brands are expected to do more than sell—they must educate. Ignitra aligns with this new expectation, offering formulation clarity and purpose-driven design in place of hype or overpromise. In a health culture driven by ingredient research and transparency standards, Ignitra presents a timely reflection of what thoughtful supplementation looks like. Clean-label brands that prioritize plant-based, evidence-referenced compositions are outperforming their competitors in digital trust metrics. Ignitra's ongoing integration into this movement reinforces its identity not only as a product, but as part of an educational shift in supplement culture. ABOUT IGNITRA Ignitra is a wellness supplement developed to support non-stimulant, clean-label metabolic health through a plant-based formulation strategy. Its 2025 formula includes botanical extracts, vitamins, and fiber-rich compounds aligned with the evolving expectations of health-conscious consumers. Ignitra does not diagnose or treat health conditions and is presented exclusively as an ingredient-transparent capsule for educational and non-clinical use. For more information, visit: CONTACT IgnitraEmail: info@ Distributed by: ClickBank®Returns & Fulfillment Address:PO Box 1079Pleasant Grove, UT 84062, United StatesCustomer Support: CONTACT: Email: info@ Website: in to access your portfolio
Yahoo
30-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Pleasant Grove dominates Seminole in game one of semi-state
FRISCO, TX (KTAL/KMSS) – On Thursday, Pleasant Grove faced Seminole in game on of the UIL 4A-DI semi-state. Hunter Rose on the mound and the defense behind him quickly set the tone for the game getting three quick outs. The Hawks had no problem getting the offense going, scoring three runs in the first inning. Buck Anderson got the scoring started, rolling one down the third baseline getting Jarret Halter home. A Walker Wright two RBI double tacked on a few more runs shortly after, and the Hawks never let up, defeating Seminole 9-0. 'Our team is very confident coming into this series,' head coach Riley Fincher said. 'We're very confident because of everything they've gone through throughout the season, but it was a great win for us to get the first one, but the job's not finished.' Defense was a big part of Thursday's success, specifically Anderson's strong arm behind the plate. 'Our catcher, he didn't get the credit he deserves, Buck Anderson,' Fincher said. 'He is a phenomenal, high school player for us, and what he does, he shuts down other teams game and he allows our pitchers to throw all pitches in any different count because they trust him a lot. So you know that's a huge asset for our team.' Pleasant Grove hopes to seal their fate to state tomorrow as they face Seminole in game two. First pitch is at 4 pm. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Daily Mail
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Mormon Wives star Jessi Ngatikaura reveals shock run-in with Jen Shah prior to her sentencing
Even though she may be in prison, no one has ever forgotten former Real Housewives of Salt Lake City alum Jen Shah - including Secret Lives of Mormon Wives cast member Jessi Ngatikaura, who once had a wild-run in with the star right before she was sentenced in 2023. Shah, who was a member of the Bravo hit series for three seasons, was sentenced to 78 months in prison for 'running a nationwide telemarketing fraud scheme,' which primarily targeted elderly and vulnerable people. After months of proclaiming her innocence, Shah finally plead guilty in July 2023 for conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and is currently locked up with Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes. However, according to Ngatikaura, Shah was hanging out at the hair salon she owns in Pleasant Grove, Utah, just a few weeks before she was sent off to Bryan Federal Prison Camp in Texas. Ngatikaura, who owns JZ Styles, recalled looking at the security cameras in her salon one day to find Shah in her break room eating pizza. 'I, like, ran over to her,' the Secret Lives star told 'I'm like, I have to meet her because she was getting her hair done by one of my stylists, who was her friend,' Ngatikaura said. 'She was so nice,' she continued of Shah. Shah, who was a member of the Bravo hit series for three seasons, was sentenced to 78 months in prison for 'running a nationwide telemarketing fraud scheme,' which primarily targeted elderly and vulnerable people Of course, Shah isn't the only Real Housewives of Salt Lake City that the Mormon ladies have met since skyrocketing to fame. Ngatikaura and Layla Taylor have met Lisa Barlow, and have become friendly with Whitney Rose as well, who gets her hair done at JZ Styles. 'Utah is honestly bigger than you think,' Taylor explained. 'It's like close knit in the way that everyone knows each other, like [we don't] bump into each other that often.' But while they may not see their fellow reality TV show stars out and about in town, it's a different story for the Mormon Wives cast, who are basically attached at the hip. The new season of their hit show premieres on Hulu on May 15, and according to Ngatikaura and Taylor, it's even better than the first season. The series follows the lives of a group of TikTok famous, Mormon mom influencers living in Utah, including Taylor Frankie Paul, who outed the clique for 'soft swinging' with each other and their husbands in 2022. It also explored some relationship drama, as Paul and her boyfriend at the time, Dakota Mortensen, were expecting their first baby, and Jen and Zach Affleck dealt with their own tumultuous marriage. Ngatikaura said that the trailer for the second season doesn't even do it justice, teasing that there were two parties specifically where things got way out of hand Things will get even crazier this season, as three of the ladies are pregnant, and they're joined by new cast member Miranda McWhorter, who was at the center of the swinging scandal with Paul. 'I feel like there's more drama, more friendships being tested, more relationship drama within marriages,' Taylor told 'I feel like honestly season one was frickin' good, but season two? Even better,' she added. Ngatikaura said that the trailer for the second season doesn't even do it justice, teasing that there were two parties specifically where things got way out of hand. But despite all the ups and downs, the ladies are enjoying their newfound fame after the show became an overnight success last September. 'I'm so, so grateful for this life that we have and being able to support my babies as a single mom is life-changing,' Taylor shared. Viewers can catch the new season of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives on Hulu on Thursday, May 15.
San Francisco Chronicle
10-05-2025
- San Francisco Chronicle
How a promise between brothers propelled 49ers' third-round pick Nick Martin to NFL dream
It wasn't just another school day for Nick Martin at Pleasant Grove High. His older brother, Chauncey, would receive his prison sentence on Nov. 20, 2019. Nick got off school early to attend the hearing. Their dad, Michael, said Nick needed to see for himself how quickly life's blessings can be taken back. Nick grew up wanting to play the same sport as Chauncey. Decades before the San Francisco 49ers used a 2025 third-round draft pick on a 6-foot, 221-pound linebacker out of Oklahoma State, Nick was a scrawny five-year-old ready for his first season of tackle football in Texarkana, Texas. His helmet wobbled loosely. His pads appeared to weigh more than him. Somehow, he didn't seem to notice. Together, the Martin brothers dreamt about a future in football. Neither ever imagined the nightmare in which one would watch the other be escorted into a courtroom in cuffs. Nick felt his heart drop. Tears followed when the sentence was read. Chauncey spent the next 26 months behind bars, having realized how much he let down the person who wanted to win a Texas 4A Division II State Championship like he had, who wanted to go Division I like he did, who wanted to make the NFL like they both planned to do. As Nick and the rest of his family approached the exits, Chauncey called out to him and said, 'You got to do it for me now,' to which Nick responded with a brother's promise that gave each of them the strength to carry on: 'I got you, big bro.' 'Man, that meant the world to me, for him to get that at that moment and knew what that meant,' Michael told the Chronicle. 'When he said that, I knew everything would be all right.' Pleasant Grove was in the middle of a second state championship run at the time. Without Chauncey, a well-known alumnus who starred at running back in 2017 en route to the school's first football state championship win, supporting from the stands, Nick wore Chauncey's No. 21 in a critical playoff game. Pleasant Grove beat rival Gilmer High, 55-21. Nick rushed for 86 yards and a touchdown with one interception, one sack and one brutal hit that left the opposing team's kick returner slow to get up. He was only a junior. 'I had like my best game in high school,' Nick said. 'It was crazy. It was like God was with me. I was so blessed to be able to do that in his number and really just show that love for him.' As a freshman, Nick was known less by name than he was for being Chauncey's little brother, at 5-foot-8 and 160 pounds. Chauncey said he still remembers how their mom, Tosha, vetoed any possibility of Nick being pulled up to the varsity team after his junior varsity season because of his frail frame. Nick has never not been considered undersized. According to childhood friend Jordon Royal, nobody from his neighborhood questioned his toughness. He was the youngest of four boys. They fought so often, as is customary among brothers, that Tosha bought them boxing gloves. Then came the community boxing tournaments. 'I lost a lot in the beginning because I was fighting people five years older than me,' Nick said. 'I feel like that made me grow into my mind and how to approach battles on and off the field. And then I started winning.' From boxing to football to basketball, the Martin household was the place to be. At least a dozen kids showed up regularly to compete with Nick and his brothers, Chauncey, Ryan and Brandon. The number of players doubled on Sundays when friends from their local church would tag along. Tosha's seemingly unlimited supply of popsicles offered refreshment. Whenever they played two-hand touch football in the street, it was best to stay away from the curbs: 'We call it, 'Kill a man on the sideline,'' said Royal. Nick may have been the youngest of the bunch on most occasions but he wasn't picked last as teams were formed – to the surprise of some, until the game started. 'He's always been the smallest one but he's always had heart,' Royal said. 'Look where that's got him so far.' Pleasant Grove retired Nick's No. 6 and Landon Jackson's No. 40 soon after the former high school teammates found themselves drafted within the top 75 picks in April. Nick was not a consensus four-star recruit like Jackson, an imposing 6-foot-6, 264-pound defensive end who became a two-time All-SEC selection at Arkansas. But in the words of Pleasant Grove head coach Josh Gibson, 'Landon is going to hurt you, Nick will kill you.' Gibson said Nick is the most physical player he's ever seen in person. An MCL injury that limited Nick to five games in his final season at Oklahoma State may have affected his draft stock a bit, but 49ers general manager John Lynch jumped at an opportunity to potentially draft another Dre Greenlaw. Both are undersized linebackers, yet extremely athletic with relatively long arms. Greenlaw signed a three-year, $33 million contract with the Broncos as a career 56-game starter this offseason. Martin will compete for the 49ers' starting weakside linebacker spot next to four-time All-Pro Fred Warner after signing his own four-year, $6.6 million rookie deal (with a $1.4 million signing bonus). Chauncey, being the big brother he is, was frustrated that Nick's name wasn't called earlier. Nick had shown he was fully healthy as a participant in the NFL Combine and the Senior Bowl, and his MCL injury wasn't severe enough to require surgery. No matter. As a Day 2 draft pick, Nick, 22, fulfilled the reality he and his brothers long envisioned. 'If one of us make it, we all make it,' Nick said. Chauncey never doubted he would. Nick was a two-time team captain with Oklahoma State, including as a sophomore when he recorded the most single-season tackles (140) by a Cowboy since 1984. He earned all-conference first-team honors, with an honorable mention for Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year. But even when Nick was a true freshman who appeared in but a few games on special teams, Chauncey watched any chance he could from inside the Barry B. Telford Unit of Texas' state prison system. He had lost so much. He was arrested at 19 years old for two counts of aggravated robbery and engaging in organized criminal activity. He was kicked out of East Texas A&M. And before Harding University gave him his second chance in football at the Division II level after he was paroled in 2022, he only hoped Nick would learn from his mistakes. Chauncey often pleaded to have the TV turned to the Oklahoma State football game in the final months of his prison sentence, if only to point out how his youngest brother kept his promise. 'He got me smiling while I (was) behind those walls,' Chauncey said. 'He gave me – he give me a lot of joy. I ain't even gonna put it in past tense.'
