The connection between sunlight and bone health was made over 200 years ago when a Polish doctor treated inner city children with rickets (soft bones) by taking them to the Polish countryside for the summer months. A hundred years later...
These days, things can be tough for just about everyone. Even if our struggles vary, we all face hard times at some point in life. But that shouldn’t take our focus away from the things we can be grateful for....
When we think about keeping our immune system in check, we often think about what we eat and what our system gets exposed to. It’s always a good idea to give your immune system the nutrition it needs to function...
Hello, Shaklee Family! For centuries, people have used garlic for culinary purposes and as a natural remedy. A few fun garlic facts: Garlic was used as a currency in Ancient Egyptian and Middle Eastern culture. Also, garlic juice combined with...
Tree planting is one of the most important things we can do to help sustain our planet, which is why over the next 10 years, Shaklee is committed to planting 10 million trees. But how exactly does tree planting help...
Eli Bremer dug deeper than ever as he sprinted down the home stretch to complete the last of five events in the Modern Pentathlon at the 2008 Beijing Summer Games, fighting every impulse to stop or slow down. He had...
Have some extra time to reflect on your health during the shelter-in-place period? Need a jolt of inspiration? If so, look up “Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje, Ice Dancing.” Then click on a few—or even just one—of their performances, and...
Let’s talk about a way we can focus on eating healthy and delicious foods—eating the rainbow. We have all heard the saying, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” Though that’s not quite true, a bit of wisdom you...
Home is where you feel the most comfortable, so it should also be the safest place in the world for you and your family. But did you know that a simple switch to green cleaners can do wonders to safeguard...
Shaklee Pure Performance Team athlete Caryn Davies says she feels a little like a hobbit, known for eating seven meals a day: “First breakfast, second breakfast, elevensies, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, and supper.” But that’s where the similarities end; this three-time...
