Tag: nutritional epigenetics
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Immunity and Wellness: Q & A with Dr. Alfredo Galvez
Read more: Immunity and Wellness: Q & A with Dr. Alfredo GalvezWith the world focusing more than ever on wellness, many are wondering what we can do to support our immune systems and overall health. Director of Product Development Tina Van Horn recently spoke with Dr. Alfredo Galvez, Reliv’s Chief Scientific Officer and the discoverer of the lunasin peptide, to learn more about the science of…
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Science & Health Today: Blood Sugar Management
Read more: Science & Health Today: Blood Sugar ManagementSeven Years of Blood Sugar Management with GlucAffect This November marks the 7th anniversary of Reliv’s GlucAffect® nutritional supplement launch. GlucAffect was developed to support healthy blood sugar levels and weight loss, indicators of metabolic syndrome which can lead to chronic diseases, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Research supports the effectiveness of the GlucAffect…
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Chronic Inflammation: Put Out the Fire
Read more: Chronic Inflammation: Put Out the Fireby Tina Van Horn, Director of Research and Business Development at SL Technology, Inc., a Reliv Company Register now for Tina’s next live webinar “Keeping Kids Healthy in a Fast Food World” this Wednesday, October 21, at noon Central. ACUTE INFLAMMATION: THE QUICK FIX Acute inflammation is your body’s reaction to something foreign, such as viruses, bacteria, allergens and trauma.…
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Reliv Science & Health Today: Soy Good for You!
Read more: Reliv Science & Health Today: Soy Good for You!Soy has been cultivated and eaten for millennia in China; and since the 1760s in the U.S. More recently, advances in research and manufacturing have created many new ways to enjoy the little round bean. Still, many remain unaware of the numerous health benefits of this remarkable superfood.
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Obesity & Epigenetics: Put on Your Skinny Genes!
Read more: Obesity & Epigenetics: Put on Your Skinny Genes!by Tamara Shenouda, project manager at SL Technology, Inc., a Reliv company Epigenetic Factors You Can’t Control Before we’re born, our parents’ choices, their health conditions and the environmental toxins they are exposed to can affect how our genes are expressed, especially during the vulnerable early development period. This includes genes related to adipogenesis, or the…
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From Food to Nutrition: A Century of Challenges, Priorities & Progress
Read more: From Food to Nutrition: A Century of Challenges, Priorities & ProgressBy popular demand, a recording of this month’s nutrition webinar, “From Food to Nutrition: A Century of Challenges, Priorities & Progress,” is now available for viewing. Learn how changes in the last century in food production and processing, as well as consumer behaviors, have produced unintended health problems — and what you can do to reverse the trend. Hosted…
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Lunasin: Epigenetic Revolution in Health & Nutrition
Read more: Lunasin: Epigenetic Revolution in Health & NutritionOn October 22, the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition at the University of Illinois hosted a special informational presentation featuring Dr. Alfredo Galvez, chief scientific advisor at SL Technology, a Reliv company. During his visit Dr. Galvez had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Elvira de Mejia, UI Professor and leading food…
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Keeping Kids Healthy: Building Immunity Through Nutrition
Read more: Keeping Kids Healthy: Building Immunity Through NutritionAs summer winds down, parents and kids start turning their attention to school. During all those back-to-school preparations, did you remember to prepare your child’s immune system? Fall is also the start of the regular cold & flu season, and all the sniffling, sneezing, and coughing that goes with it. All these things can put…
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Inflammation and the Changing Face of Sports Nutrition
Read more: Inflammation and the Changing Face of Sports Nutritionby Tina Van Horn, Research and Business Development Coordinator at SL Technology, Inc., a Reliv Company Redefining Sports Nutrition The term “sports nutrition” invokes images of buff gym rats lugging around kegs of protein powder, as well as lithe distance runners throwing back concoctions of carbs and electrolytes en route to the finish line. Yes, these…