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March 7, 2019

Prescription Pain Killers are Now the LEADING Cause of Accidental Death

March 7, 2019

Lifestyle

Your Assurance Of Quality Nutritional Formulas — Organic, Non-GMO and Rigorous Testing

We are continuing to add  more organic and natural ingredients in all of our formulas starting.  This started last year with vegetarian approved capsules and... continue reading
  • foods
  • fruits
  • GMO
  • vegetables

January 1, 2019

Diet & Nutrition

The Clean 15 and the Dirty Dozen!

When we go to shop for groceries, most of us know the importance of getting organic fruits and vegetables, but in these uncertain economic times, purchasing... continue reading
  • diet
  • foods
  • fruits
  • vegetables

October 7, 2018

Lifestyle

Surprising Wellness & Immune Boosting B-Complex Benefits [INFOGRAPHIC]

The surprising benefits of  B complex vitamins are more critical in our world today than ever before. B vitamins play a vital role in maintaining good... continue reading
  • almonds
  • B-Complex
  • diet
  • natural
  • salmon
  • vegetables
  • Vitamin B

April 19, 2018

Lifestyle

Some of the Things They Said Were Good For Us… and Some of the Things We Were Told to Avoid

Some of the things they said were good for us… Nature Walks can make you healthier and happier by driving out obsessive, negative thoughts. A Stanford... continue reading
  • Alzheimer's
  • depression
  • diet
  • Mayo Clinic
  • study
  • vegetables

April 10, 2018

Diet & Nutrition Lifestyle

Grilling Causes Inflammation

Regularly eating grilled, broiled, or roasted meat, chicken, or fish may increase the risk for high blood pressure, a new study shows. Harvard researchers came... continue reading
  • blood pressure
  • diet
  • foods
  • study
  • vegetables

February 9, 2018

Lifestyle

Slash Your Risk of Stroke by 42 Percent with Vitamin C

Each year, over 15 million people worldwide suffer from a stroke. As the second-leading cause of disability and death in people over the age of 60, stroke is... continue reading
  • blood pressure
  • diet
  • fruits
  • study
  • vegetables
  • Vitamin C

February 4, 2018

Lifestyle

Protect yourself from the worst flu season in nearly a decade

With tens of thousands of patients flocking to hospitals and at least 37 children dead, this year’s flu season is shaping up to be the worst in nearly a... continue reading
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  • Cold & Flu
  • Cold & Flu formula
  • flu
  • fruits
  • influenza
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  • vegetables

December 7, 2015

Lifestyle

What it Means to Be “Gut-Healthy”

Since commercials first started appearing on regular television about the importance of probiotics, people have increasingly been paying attention to the... continue reading
  • diet
  • fruits
  • intestinal flora
  • natural
  • probiotics
  • vegetables

October 20, 2015

Lifestyle

Is good health contagious? A new study says yes.

There’s no magic solution for weight loss and improved health. But data collected by researchers in Kentucky shows friends and family members may lose... continue reading
  • American Heart Association
  • blood pressure
  • exercise
  • family health
  • study
  • vegetables
  • weight loss

September 14, 2015

Diet & Nutrition

Foods That Boost Metabolism

Metabolism is a process used by the body for a number of benefits, such as boosting energy, breaking down fat and breaking down unhealthy chemicals in the... continue reading
  • almonds
  • fruits
  • metabolism
  • salmon
  • vegetables
  • vitamin e
  • weight loss

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Jim CartmillJim Cartmill is a former missionary whose mission now is to help people achieve balanced wellness - physically, spiritually, relationally & mentally. He is a health freedom advocate and brings over 15 years of experience in the natural health industry.

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