You To Be Healthy

We've all heard how the scale is just one way to measure our health. We've also heard that our Body Mass Index (BMI) number is an important gauge to our health, too. You can easily find a chart online where you put in your height and weight and a magical number comes out to tell you where you fall in relation to weight based on the BMI categories. BMI Categories: Underweight = <18.5 Normal Weight =  >18.5-24.9 Overweight = 25-29.9 Obesity = BMI of 30 or greater The problem with this chart is it tends to be used as an excuse for low weight or is the only factor used in deciding whether a person is overweight or not. While both the scale and BMI charts are good guides, it's important to note that there are other factors to consider, especially if the person in question is active and is eating healthy or not. I've known very fit and muscled men to be considered obese by this chart alone! While they knew they were not overweight, i

Free Webinar: The Ideal Business For Seniors - Discover a Business Opportunity That Can Provide Residual Income in Your Retirement Wednesday, March 25th at 8:30 pm ET You can't work your entire life. At some point, you'd have to retire. Unfortunately, that doesn't mean your expenses will retire with you. You'll still need to earn money not only to sustain your daily needs, but if possible, to enjoy the rest of your retirement doing what you love or going to places you've always wanted to visit. In our upcoming wealthy webinar, guest speaker Rena Graham will share her experience with a business opportunity that is perfect for seniors who are looking for a way to receive income without working full time. Presented by Rena Graham. Rena was a single mom with a teenager to support when she first learned about Shaklee.  A friend encouraged her to consider a Shaklee business since her family had enjoyed the company's products for years. Over the

Do you know where your vitamins are manufactured? Do they do this kind of extensive testing? Is it safe? How do you know? I know, and this is why I only trust Shaklee. WHERE ARE SHAKLEE U.S. SUPPLEMENTS MANUFACTURED/INGREDIENTS SOURCED? Is another question I've received a few times lately. Here's the official reply: With the exception of NutriFeron (Japan) and our Shaklee 180 Meal Bars and Shaklee 180 Snack Bars (Canada), all Shaklee food and nutritional products are manufactured in the United States. We source ingredients worldwide, and whether some come from China, South America, the U.S., Japan, or New Zealand is not necessarily a measure of quality. The Shaklee approach to raw material sourcing for all nutritional ingredients has actually maximized product safety over our 60+ year history. In today’s global marketplace, where ingredients are sourced from worldwide raw material suppliers, we are keenly aware of the need for close oversight. Shaklee R&am

While the latest news on the Coronavirus is scary, there are things you can do today to help keep you and your family healthy. Remember, most healthy people will recover if they do get infected, so please don't panic and use good sense. Using the following practices will help protect most everyone. This is what we use in our home: Wash hands - Drill this into your head and your children's heads. We should already be washing our hands often and well, but this latest virus drives this point home. Washing hands is one of the best things you can do to prevent illness. Hand sanitizier is most effective against bacteria, but has little effect on viruses. Disinfect with a good germicide that has ingredients that have been proven in lab studies to work against this type of virus. Bleach only has a limited time factor for killing viruses of about an hour. A good germicide is better and will continue to kill viruses on hard surfaces for much longer. Boost your immune system with