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GLP-1 Support

 Do you take GLP-1 medications? Then supporting your gut health and filling nutritional gaps are important to your weight loss success. Learn more here:  GLP-1 Support Visit us at: YouToBeHealthy.com  

What's coming Up:

  Be sure and grab this month's newsletter featuring: Upcoming Webinar: Boundless Energy Replay: Collagen Decoded Product Spotlight: Vegan Omega-3 What are the Benefits of Collagen Products? The Little-Known Lab Test That Measures Heart Health How Do Your Kid's Vitamins Measure Up? Plus, much more! Free at:  https://youtobehealthy.yourwellnessproject.com/vitality-for-life-newsletter Newsletter is scheduled to go out Wednesday, Fed. 23rd.

The Blood Sugar & Weight Connection

Weight loss has always been associated with calorie counting, restrictive diets, or rigorous workout programs. Just look at how many diet programs are out there making tall promises which only yield short-term, disappointing results. What most people don't realize is that there's an easier way to achieve sustainable weight loss, and that is by  balancing your blood sugar levels . Blood sugar simply refers to the amount of sugar or glucose in your blood, which comes from carbohydrates. During digestion, carbohydrates are broken down into sugar molecules and sent to your bloodstream, increasing your blood-sugar levels. The hormone insulin is then released to bring the sugar out of your blood – and into your cells to be converted into energy. Any excess sugar from your meal that isn’t being used for energy right away gets stored as fat. So how does all this work? Highly refined carbs like white bread, high fructose corn syrup, and other sweet carbs are quickly digested and absorbe...

Wellness Guru + NY Times Best Selling Author, Andi Dorfman

  If the last 18 months have taught us anything, it’s that health and wellness is priority.  Join Wellness Guru and NY Times Best Selling Author, Andi Dorfman, as she sits down with press and shares compelling data from Shaklee’s recent U.S. Health and Wellness Study, and sheds light on wellness factors such as sleep, energy, and stress.  She’ll also share how she’s boosting her own health and wellness journey with the help of Shaklee. To learn more about what Andi uses and recommends, visit: https://pws.shaklee.com/tobehealthy Read more about Shaklee’s U.S. Health and Wellness Survey here: https://go.shaklee.com/shaklee-us-health-wellness-study/

Afternoon Energy Slump

  Pay no mind to how awful I look. My makeup all slid off and my hair is a mess from being outside, but I had a friend call me and ask for help about her afternoon energy slumps and I thought I'd jump on here real quick and share. If this describes you, then let's have a conversation about how to get you back to the land of the living in the afternoons. **Comment below if you'd like to chat.**🙂

Things To Help You Adapt To The Time Change And Have More Energy

  Yawn…stretch…ugh, I could use a nap. Sound like you? Kids cranky? Yep, same here. The other day our daughter said that she heard they are considering stopping the daylight savings time change. I laughed out loud…hard. I’ve heard that promise for 40 years! So, until they decide to change it, here are a few tips to get you through it until your body can adjust. I’m talking things to help you have more energy. Sleep. I’m willing to bet you didn’t go to bed early last night and now you feel exhausted. Going forward however, you really need to think about your schedule and cut out the extra stuff that is keeping you and your kids from getting enough sleep. You know that kids through teen years need 10+ hours and you need at least 8 per night, right? I don’t care that you can technically get up and show up for your day on 4-6 hours, your body needs at least 8. Don’t make me pull out all the science and health studies on it. If you don’t believe me, then you ma...

How Exercise Affects the Immune System

  You probably know what foods you need to be eating for a stronger immune system. It is as easy as adding fresh, unprocessed protein, vegetables, fruit,  legumes, grains, nuts and seeds to your daily and weekly diet for you to start feeling better. It's a wonderful bonus that many of those foods are excellent for providing other health advantages like a strong heart, better brain functioning and an improved respiratory system. Speaking of bolstering your heart, brain and respiratory process, exercise can provide those benefits as well. And you don't have to take up hours of weekly strength training or run 5 miles every day to benefit. Actually, over-training and exercising too hard can have a negative effect on your body's ability to fight off infection and illness.   How "Smart" Exercise Works to Boost Immunity There is a lot of research on the multiple benefits of exercise. You feel great about yourself, you sleep better, your brain is more cris...

7 Reasons to Detox

  A few years ago, if you suggested to someone that they detoxify their digestive system by fasting, juicing, or eating a raw foods diet, they probably thought you’d gone off the deep end. Today, detoxing is all the rage… and with good reason. • According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, more than 2 in 3 adults and about one-third of children and adolescents ages 6 to 19 are overweight or obese. • One in three American adults are pre-diabetic… and only 10% are aware that they’re at risk. • Fatigue is the number one complaint doctors hear from their patients. • Autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, psoriasis, and inflammatory bowel disease affect up to 50 million Americans. Because there is no curative therapy at this time, treatment for autoimmune diseases focuses on relieving symptoms. • More than 30% of the population suffers from insomnia and approximately 10 million people in the U.S. use prescription sleep aids. People who suffer from...

Feeling Sluggish? Cranky? Irritable? Trouble Sleeping?

  If this describes you and you've been thinking about doing a cleanse, but the idea of starving yourself and drinking some weird Chinese potion for 30 days sounds scary, then consider doing a 7 DAY HEALTHY CLEANSE A healthy cleanse means eating lots of healthy food so you aren't starving. It also provides you great, safe, gentle cleansing supplements for the week. No weird or harsh drinks that have you chained to the bathroom. No harsh chemicals that can interfere with medications or worse, make you sick. This 7 Day Healthy Cleanse comes with plenty of support, guidance, recipes and more. You can do it together as a group as we will have a group start date of Jan.11th where we will gather together in an online group format where we share tips, recipes, etc., and support one another. This is great if you want to do this with a friend or if you like to do this with other like minded individuals, meet people who have similar goals as you do, and you love having the support....

Product Spotlight: Energy Chews

  What Are Shaklee Energy Chews And Why They're Special Whether you're an athlete or a busy bee on a full schedule, your active lifestyle most likely demands that you get an energy boost or pick-me-up at some point during the day.   According to a health survey, 21.5% of adults consume sports and energy drinks one or more times per week.   Unfortunately, high consumption of these sweetened beverages is associated with several adverse health consequences, including:   - Obesity - Type 2 diabetes - Increased risk for cardiovascular diseases - Dental cavities   The most common option for most people is to drink coffee. But if you're looking for a more effective and convenient alternative, you should consider Shaklee's Performance Energy Chews.   What are Shaklee Energy Chews?   Shaklee's Performance Energy Chews are great-tasting “soft chews” that provide a healthy and convenient alternative to high-calorie, high-volume energy drinks...

Cross Country Skier Kris Freeman - What He Uses For Energy

  If you watched the cross-country skiing events during the 2014 Sochi Winter Games, you saw the bodies pile up as athlete after athlete collapsed at the finish line, racked with pain and gasping for air. “Viewers were alarmed, I realize,” said  Kris Freeman , “but that is just the sign of a great race.” The four-time Team USA member (’02, ’06, ’10, ’14) added, “In the perfect race we push hard over the last 1000 meters and then thrust our lead foot at the finish line. We’re weaving and wobbly, so it’s common to crash. Then we’re so blown we just lie there like we’re half dead.” But Kris’s pure love for the sport and his appreciation for his ability to exert keep him coming back for more. His story is remarkable for more than just his selection to four Winter Games; Kris is a Type 1 diabetic who has overcome numerous obstacles to compete as an endurance athlete at the highest levels for nearly two decades. His is still one of the fittest athletes on the planet even though ...

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