What You Need to Know About Oxidative Stress
Diseases that have been linked to Oxidative Stress are Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, Neurological Diseases, Respiratory Disease, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Kidney Disease, Delayed sexual maturation, and more.
Continue ReadingNingXia Recipes!
This week you're getting a Bonus Blog because so many people are wanting recipes for ways to use NingXia Red, our favorite antioxidant superfood infusion! Here goes!
Continue ReadingWhy You Shouldn't Wait to Invest in Your Future!
When you're young and indestructible, you think you will always be that way. Time catches up to everyone; but those who take care of their bodies NOW, and continue to make good choices about diet, exercise, and supporting your body's needs, tend to age much slower and live more vibrant lives well beyond retirement.
Continue ReadingThe Root of What Ails You!
It has been said that inflammation is the root of all disease! According to Dr. Brent Bauer of the Mayo Clinic, Inflammation is the latest medical buzzword.
Continue ReadingWorrying Has Side Effects
Do you think you worry too much? Most people will say "no" to that question. Read on and see if you don't change your mind on that!
Continue ReadingHow to create an intention practice
I don’t know about you, but I'm on a mission to create something better for tomorrow!
Continue ReadingSulfurzyme In My Arsenal Because.....
Anyone that knows me knows that I always recommend Sulfurzyme for literally everyone! Why? It's difficult to get enough sulfur in this modern world without making it a full-time job of eating lots of the above listed sources of sulfur (and of course it must be good quality). FEATURES & BENEFITSSupports joint health*Supports recovery time of joints after exercise*Supports normal range of motion*Supports bone health*Supports normal metabolic functions and circulation*Aids the immune system*Supports hair and skin health*
Continue ReadingCollagen is All The Rage!
Collagen is all the rage these days, and with good reason! Did you know that collagen is the most abundant protein in your body? It’s a major component of connective tissues in your body, including skin, tendons, ligaments and muscles! Did you know that collagen helps provide your skin with structure and it strengthens your bones?
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