Thanks for asking for a sample of the work from PLR-Health-Wizard.  I am happy to be able to give you a quick sample of the writing, the illustrations and the graphics.  Of course there are also LSI terms for each of the articles, ebooks to sell, lists of affiliate products, places to pick up more affiliate products, Internet tools and resources, and traffic blogs (places to list the publication of articles and content for more back links to your site).

If you aren't sure about LSI terms there is an explanation at The IM Learning Center that should help.

This header is a sample of a header for articles themed around the aging population in the Platinum membership.

Each month there are six article packets that have between 10 and 20 articles each that are released.  40 articles are released on the 1st of the month and another 40 on the 15th.  There are always 120 articles loaded on the site at all times.

Articles are themed so that members can grow large content sites with just the articles they get from this site.

Examples of past content can be found at the SuperStore where they are sold until they reach saturation. Other articles included:

Arthritis
Fertility
Fitness Over 40
Heart Health"
Diabetes
Golf
Breast Feeding
Uterine Cancer
Coping with Stress
Gestational Diabetes
Cosmetic Surgery
Cellulite
Weight Training

If members are interested in additional content that isn't provided please write to Gail@PLR-Health-Wizard.com and if the content fits it will be included.

Inside the membership is a list of all article topics that have been included in the membership since the beginning.  All of these article packets are available to members at member prices.

Samples of the writing is below:

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What are Anxiety Disorders

Anxiety disorders are psychological and emotional conditions that impact the daily lives of several thousand people each and every day.  They range from feelings of uneasiness to immobilizing bouts of terror.  The study of emotional health and well-being is extensive and includes the study and treatment of anxiety disorders.

But there are more than one anxiety disorders.  So what are anxiety disorders and how do they affect the lives of the people who suffer from them?

The most common is the generalized anxiety disorder.  Most people experience anxiety at some point in their lives and some nervousness but a generalized anxiety disorder doesn’t disappear, is unwarranted and the feelings can impact everyday activities.  These feelings include chronic or exaggerated worry, tension, irritability without cause, restlessness, trouble falling or staying asleep, headaches, muscle tension or sweating.

The diagnosis of generalized anxiety disorder is usually made after a person has spent about six months worried about everyday problems.  Anxiety that is incapacitating or has more troublesome symptoms can be diagnosed earlier.  And thankfully it is also the most treatable of all mental disorders.  Some of the treatments that are used include cognitive behavioral therapy, relaxation techniques and biofeedback.  Medication, such as benzodiazepines, may be required in some cases.

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Iron Deficiency and Panic Attacks

Panic attacks are a form of an anxiety disorder in which the person exhibits a specific set of symptoms.  There are differences between anxiety attacks and panic attacks that involve the length and intensity of the symptoms.  People who suffer from anxiety attacks find that the symptoms come on more slowly than with panic attacks and the symptoms in anxiety attacks last longer than those in people suffering from panic attacks.

Research from the Mayo Clinic believe that between 10 and 20% of US citizens will have a panic attack at some point in their lives.

A panic attack happens with the natural flight or fight reaction kicks in at the wrong time.  This is an involuntary physiological response that happens when the body is preparing to deal with an emergency or dangerous situation.  When stress causes an increase in adrenaline it will cause the body to increase metabolism to quickly produce energy.  The muscles become more tense, heart beat and breathing accelerate and the blood composition actually changes slightly.

At times outside of a dangerous situation these symptoms can be frightening and distressing.  A person experiencing these symptoms can find that thinking clearly is nearly impossible.
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Below are two examples of illustrations used in one of the Aging packets.

If you have any other questions please just send an email!

Warmly,

Gail