By Sonia Stringer In the last ten years, more and more women are leaving the corporate world to start their own businesses. According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, the number of women-owned businesses grew by 44 percent between 1997 and 2007—twice as fast…
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Exciting news! Accidentally Overweight is now available as an E-book on Amazon along with Rushing Woman’s Syndrome . Happy reading! Accidentally Overweight www.amazon.com Dr Libby’s first book Accidentally Overweight, was written after Dr Libby spent 14 years at university and 13 years working…
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What you put on your skin gets in your blood and collects in your fat cells, organs and tissues. Choose wisely. Sensé Gives You Options to Create Your Perfect Healthy Skin Care Regimen Remember the skin you were born with? It’s time to get reacquainted…
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The cost of Organics – Create ways to save 20 Ways to Save on Food Without compromising health or the environment by Leslie Timmins, MFA (with a few of my own suggestions) Have you found yourself taking organic foods off your shopping list, only…
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Sarah Berry Stress factor … more to weight loss than eating and exercise, says nutritionist. Eating and exercise aren’t the only things that impact our weight and health. Physical and emotional stress can also tip the balance of our nervous system and our scales. Take,…
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Meet the Man Responsible for Feeding USSA’s Olympic Dreams By David Baker “I’m confident that any USANA product I give an athlete, they’re 100 per cent safe to take it. That confidence—not only for me, but for an athlete who may be lacking in a…
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Nick Peterson July 14, 2012 at 8:36 AM United for Youth As we continue to spread the word about USANA’s United for Youth campaign, we’re beginning to hear more and more from readers about how beneficial our stories — and all the helpful tips in them…
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Ok so I read an article about older athletes in the Olympics. Great to see old people in the Olympics. Too funny that in a world in which younger and younger people are being diagnosed with degenerative diseases older people are competing in the Olympics. …
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