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In vitalizer on January 29, 2009 at 10:02 pm
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In Women, cancer, cancer risk factors, harvard study, landmark study, prevention, soy, types of cancer, vitalizer on October 29, 2008 at 4:42 pm
Harvard study proves Shaklee Vitalizer fights cancer!
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source: Nutrition Action Health Letter, November 2008
Harvard study proves Shaklee Vitalizer fights cancer!
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In allergy, cleanses, cold, flu, infection, prevention, sinus on October 15, 2008 at 1:41 am
When the leaves fall, do your airways constrict and sinuses congest? Do your throbbing headaches prevent you from enjoying the fall colors? I remember when my eyes would tear up so badly that a film would cloud my vision and cover my contact lenses. It’d make everything from driving to reading difficult. So, I’d wear my glasses, wipe my eyes and hope for the best. That is, until infection set in.
The allergy whirlwind
- clear, runny nose
- cracking ears
- sore throat
- constricted airways
- constricted sinus cavities
- thicker mucas
- cloudy vision
- headache
- neck ache
- swollen glands
- infection sets in
- productivity & focus depletes
- miserable
Old, broken techniques
Here’s what I used to do…
- blow nose
- wipe eyes
- take allergy meds
- sleep more
- drink more water
- eat comfort food (ie. chocolate malt ball ice-cream)
- wear glasses instead of contacts
- get antibiotics from my doctor
- finish antibiotic cycle
- two weeks later, get antibiotics again
- all fall, winter and spring
- summer was my only hope, untill ragweed blooming. Arggghhh!
Sound familiar?
Sing a new song. “Free at last!”
I’ve learned some simple and effective techniques to help overcome and avoid this cumbersome cycle. I hope they help you!
- Raise the immune system so histamine isn’t produced when in contact with ‘allergens’. How?
- Avoid sugar (which lowers the immune system and uses up antioxidants).
- Distinguish acquired allergies from actual allergies; avoid actual allergens
- Thin the mucas. How?
- alfalfa (thins mucas, reduces inflamation & raises immunity.)
- What if you’re allergic to grasses? Don’t worry, for most people Shaklee’s alfalfa isn’t allergy causing because we only use the leaves, not the stems of the plant. Also, we only use mature alfalfa leaves so the root systems go deep into the soil. Why is this important? When you take our alfalfa, you get the trace minerals found deep within the earth which can raise your immunity.
- Take acidophilus to thin intestinal mucas. Much of the immune system effectiveness is in the intestine.
- Hydrate with purified water to thin the mucas and avoid infection.
- Avoid mucas producing foods like dairy.
- If congested, irrigate the sinuses immediately. This removes excessive thick mucas, kills infection and reduces inflamation.
- Soothe sore throat with echanacea & zinc
- Kill infection
- Breathe clean air.
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In business owners, insurance cost, prevention, productivity on October 5, 2008 at 9:34 pm
Poor workplace nutrition hits worker’s health and productivity, says new ILO report.
The ground-breaking study examines worldwide workplace eating habits & reports that better nutrition can raise national productivity rates, prevent micronutrient deficiencies, chronic diseases & obesity. Modest investments can be repaid in reduction of sick days and accidents.
Some stats
- Poor diet costs up to a 20% loss in productivity.
- Poor diet consequences: morale, safety, productivity, & the long-term health (C. Wanjek, Food at Work: Workplace solutions for malnutrition, obesity and chronic diseases
- 1/6 are undernourished or overweight.
- 46% of global disease is diet related. (2001)
- 60% of all deaths is diet related. (2001)
- Diet-related diseases are expected to climb to 57% by 2020.
- In SE Asia, iron deficiency accounts for a US$5 billion loss in productivity.
- In India, the cost of lost productivity, illness & death due to malnutrition is US$10 to 28 billion, or 3-9% of GDP
- The US annual cost of obesity to business for insurance, paid sick leave & other payments is US$12.7 billion.
- In the US, where over 2/3 of the population is overweight, direct medical costs accounted for approximately US$51.6 billion & lost productivity approximately US$3.9 billion - reflected in 39.2 million lost workdays, 239 million restricted-activity days, 89.5 million bed-days and 62.6 million physician visits.
Food at Work: Workplace solutions for malnutrition, obesity and chronic diseases, Christopher Wanjek, ISBN 92-2-11715-2, International Labour Office, Geneva, 2005. To read the executive summary, please visit: www.ilo.org/public/english/bureau/inf/download/foodatwork.pdf.
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