Thursday, November 18, 2010
Immune Support
Find out more or order here: Nutriferon - distributor page
By the way - if you join as a Shaklee member with a $70 order in November, the normal $19.95 membership fee is waived!
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Healthy Skin
http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/shaklee/enfuselle/#/0
Order Enfuselle now!
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
The Shaklee Difference
Among other studies is the Landmark Study, an objective third party study which compared longtime Shaklee supplement users to other longtime supplement users and non-supplement users. Before this study started, Shaklee knew they couldn't hide anything. Whatever this study found would be out there for all to see! Turns out the Shaklee users were by far the healthiest. And surprisingly, the non-supplement users were better off than other supplement users in certain areas!
http://www.landmarkstudy.com/
Watch the video and hear it from others (including doctors)!
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Mighty Smart!
Friday, October 1, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Are You Getting Enough Vitamin D?
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Revolutionary!
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Toxins in Cosmetics?!?!?!
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Introducing Get Clean Water!
I got an email regarding a new Shaklee product, so I'll let the pros introduce it to you!!! (visit my Shaklee personal website to order: http://saraandstevegibbs.myshaklee.com/us/en/welcome)
Introducing Get Clean® Water
Get Clean Water is a revolutionary new water-filtration pitcher system certified by the Water Quality Association (WQA) to reduce up to 99% of lead1, as well as dozens of other nasty contaminants that can turn up in your water and may be harmful to your health.
Multi-patented Get Clean Water uses a solid block of carbon to filter and clean your water. Each Get Clean Water filter handles 80 gallons of water, twice as much as Brita® and PUR®2, and each filter is made from sustainable coconut shell carbon using a zeroemission process. Plus, it’s the first pitcher with a refillable carbon-block filter system, so there’s less waste going to the landfills.
Cleaner, healthier water and a cleaner, healthier planet? We can all drink to that!
Beats Leading Brands
• Certified to reduce up to 99% of lead (Brita® and PUR® water pitchers are not3)
• Certified to filter 80 gallons—twice as much as Brita® and PUR®2
• First-ever pitcher with a refillable carbon-block pitcher filter system, so there’s less waste going to the landfills
The Smart Choice
• The first pitcher with an automatic meter that shows gallons filtered, so you know exactly when to replace your filter—no more guessing!
• Healthier, cleaner-tasting water for only pennies a gallon
ORDER TODAY!
Get Clean® Water Components:
• Get Clean Water “Year of Clean Water†” Starter Pack with
Water Filter Refill 3-Pack #89113
SRP: $124.65 / MN: $105.95 / PV: 50.00
• Get Clean Water Starter Pack #89099
SRP: $67.70 / MN: $57.50 / PV: 20.00
• Get Clean Water Refillable Filter Housing Kit #52117
SRP: $32.35 / MN: $27.50 / PV: 15.00
• Get Clean Water Filter Refill 1-Pack #52115
SRP: $22.35 / MN: $19.00 / PV: 11.00
• Get Clean Water Filter Refill 3-Pack #52116
SRP: $60.40 / MN: $51.30 / PV: 28.00
• Get Clean Water Replacement Pitcher #52114
SRP: $35.35 / MN: $30.00 / PV: 0.00
1Substances reduced may not be in all users’ water.
2Compared to Brita® and PUR® pitcher filters at 40 gallons. “Leading brands” is defined as Brita and PUR. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
3This comparison of current WQA and NSF certified reduction claims was conducted on June 16, 2010, on the Brita® OB-36 and the PUR® CR-6000C
pitchers and is valid only for the named products marketed at that time. Models compared also are certified to reduce chlorine (taste and odor), nominal
particulates, plus the following: Brita OB-36: zinc; PUR CR-6000C: cysts, MTBE, toxaphene, and zinc. Product claims obtained from the respective
manufacturers’ Web sites.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Big B, Little B, What Begins with B?
- B1 (thiamin) -converts sugar to energy, essential for nervous system, cardiovascular and muscular function.
- B2 (riboflavin) - breaks down carbohydrates, fats and protein for use by the body, converts carbohydrates into ATP
- B3 (niacin) - helps the body make hormones in the adrenal glands and other parts of the body and is effective in improving circulation and reducing cholesterol levels in the blood.
- B5 (pantothenic acid) - essential to the metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats, as well as for the synthesis of hormones and cholesterol
- B6(pyridoxine) - needed for protein metabolism, essential for red blood cell metabolism, and is important for proper functioning of the nervous and immune systems.
- B12 (cobalamine) - required for proper red blood cell formation, neurological function, and DNA synthesis.
- Biotin - needed for the formation of fatty acids and glucose
- Folic Acid - helps produce and maintain new cells, especially important during infancy and pregnancy. Folate is needed to make DNA and RNA, the building blocks of cells, and helps prevent DNA changes which could cause cancer.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Healthy Cleaning
I was scouring my sink and stove this morning with Shaklee Get Clean's Scour Off while holding my 9-month-old, and it got me thinking. There's no way I'd let my daughter be this close if I was using other cleaning products.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Wash Your Fruits and Veggies
With summer upon us, we tend to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. This is great! What's not great, however, is the bacteria that could be making a home on these tasty treats. From pesticides that could have been used and bacteria transferred from hands that have handled the produce, pathogens often abound. Rinsing with just water may not remove all the dangerous stuff. Keep your family safe by washing your fresh produce with safe and effective Basic H2.
- Nontoxic
- Natural
- Doubly concentrated
- Biodegradable
- No phosphates
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Shaklee Kids Special!
Until May 31st, members buy Gentle Wash and get Soothing Lotion for only $5. Also, buy Incredivites and get Mighty Smarts for only $10. This is a phenomenal deal!
http://saraandstevegibbs.myshaklee.com/us/en/category.php?main_cat=Nutrition&sub_cat=ChildrensHealth
Monday, May 3, 2010
Soy Protein
This particular newsletter discusses the effect of soy protein in women with breast cancer. Here's Dr. Chaney:
"You've probably heard the warnings: "Soy may increase
the risk of breast cancer!" "Women with breast cancer
shouldn't use soy!".
The first warning was never true. Numerous clinical
studies have shown that consumption of soy protein is
associated with a lower risk of developing breast
cancer.
Furthermore, the science behind the second warning has
never been very strong. The concerns that soy might
stimulate the growth of breast cancer cells was based
primarily on cell culture experiments and one
experiment in mice - even though a second experiment in
mice came to the exact opposite conclusion.
However, the possibility that soy isoflavones could
stimulate the growth of estrogen- responsive breast
cancer was biochemically plausible because soy
isoflavones bind to the estrogen receptor and have a
very weak stimulatory effect (much weaker than estrogen
itself).
Even that evidence was not definitive because soy
isoflavones also turn on several tumor
suppressor pathways in breast cells and help strengthen
the immune system - so they could just as easily
inhibit the growth of breast cancer cells.
However, because the concerns were plausible and had
not been definitively disproved, most experts,
including me, have recommended that women with
estrogen- responsive breast cancer might want to avoid
soy protein.
Well a definitive study has finally been performed and
it turns out for women with breast cancer, consumption
of soy foods actually decreases their risk of breast cancer
recurrence and dying from breast cancer.
The study was reported in the December 2009 issue of
the Journal of the American Medical Association by
researchers at Vanderbilt University and Shanghai
Institute of Preventive Medicine.
It was a large, well designed, study that enrolled 5042
Chinese women aged 20 to 75 years old who had been
diagnosed with breast cancer and followed them for an
average period of 3.9 years.
The women were divided into four groups based on the
soy content of their diet (ranging from 5 grams/day to
15 grams/day).
The results were clear cut. Breast cancer survivors
with the highest soy intake had 25% less chance of
breast cancer recurrence and 25% less chance of dying
from breast cancer than the women with the lowest soy
intake.
The effect was equally strong for women with estrogen
receptor-positive and estrogen receptor negative
cancers, for early stage and late stage breast cancer
and for pre- and post-menopausal women.
In short this was a very robust study.
The study also showed that soy protein intake did not
interfere with tamoxifen. The reduction in the risk of
breast cancer recurrence & death was just as great
whether the breast cancer survivors were taking
tamoxifen or not.
In fact, tamoxifen was protective only for women with
low soy intake. It conferred no extra protection for
the women at the highest level of soy intake.
What does this mean for you if you are a breast cancer
survivor?
I personally feel that this study is clear cut enough
that breast cancer survivors no longer need to fear soy
protein as part of a healthy diet.
However. it is important to recognize that this is a
single study. It is a very good study, but it is just
one study.
As a scientist and a cancer researcher I would like to
see this study confirmed by other studies before
recommending that all women who have had breast cancer
should add soy protein to their diets. It may turn out
that some women will benefit much more from using soy
protein than others.
Similarly, this study suggests that soy protein does
not interfere with tamoxifen.
But the use of tamoxifen after breast cancer remission
is a medical treatment - and all medical treatments
should be discussed with your doctor.
Finally, I would like to point out that a number of
previous studies have suggested that isolated
isoflavones may not have the same benefits as soy
protein foods containing the isoflavones - so I don't
recommend skipping the soy protein and opting for an
isoflavone supplement instead."
To Your Health!
Dr. Stephen G Chaney
http://www.chaneyhealth.com/
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food
and Drug Administration. This information is not
intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any
disease.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
For Real
Shaklee is the number one natural nutrition company in the United States and has been leading the green movement for over 50 years. I can think of no other company with more integrity or one more committed to helping others live better, healthier lives.
I would love to share the products but also the incredible opportunity that Shaklee has to offer you. Thanks for reading my blog, and I hope you stop by again for more information and healthy living tips!