By Elizabeth Renter
Tag: vitamin d
Why the Flu Virus Spreads More Easily in the Cold
There is a reason why the flu virus may spread more easily in the winter months. Here is what you need to know about the flu.
3 Great Supplements to Help You Fight and Prevent a Cold
Supplements could play a role in your battle for wellness and flu prevention. Here are 3 great supplements for fighting and preventing a cold and flu.
Can Vitamin D3 Influence Moods and Dispel Depression?
Numerous studies have shown that vitamin D3 is able to improve mood and vanquish depression – something that is essential during the dark, winter months.
Study: Breast Cancer Risk Increases 6x for Women with Low Vitamin D
A recent study has found that women with low vitamin D levels are 6x more likely to develop breast cancer than those with higher levels of vitamin D.
5 Tips for Naturally Staying Well and Flu-Free this Winter
There are countless ways to avoid getting sick during the winter months. Here are 5 natural tips for boosting your immune system and staying flu-free.
10 Tips to Destress and Feel Better Right NOW
Stress not only makes you moody, it can wreak havoc on your health by compromising your immune system. Here are 10 tips to destress and feel better.
Big Pharma Spends Billions on Vaccines While World’s Biggest Pandemic Rages On
The most prolific pandemic disease on the planet today is tuberculosis (TB), and there is not one thing Big Pharma has been able to do about it.
6 Simple Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Cancer
Big pharma won’t talk about it, but cancer is preventable AND treatable with natural solutions. Here are 6 simple ways to prevent cancer:
Prunes Shown to Help Build Strong Bones in Study
Looking to build strong, healthy bones? A 2011 study has found that eating prunes may actually help with maintaining bone strength as you age.
12 Tips for Extinguishing Disease-Causing Inflammation
Chronic Inflammation is a silent epidemic; a plague afflicting millions of unsuspecting Americans. Here are 12 tips for preventing disease-causing inflammation.
