Tag: Reliv Classic
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Fight the Flu Inside and Out
Read more: Fight the Flu Inside and OutWith typical flu season knocking on our door, and swine flu cases swarming already, it’s time to go into defensive mode to protect you and your family.
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Get a Healthier Bang for Your Grocery Buck
Read more: Get a Healthier Bang for Your Grocery BuckEveryone is feeling the pinch economically and cutting back purchases right now. But that doesn’t mean you can’t still eat healthy. In fact, eating those five servings of fruits and veggies each day is more important than ever during stressful times.
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Time to Double Your D
Read more: Time to Double Your DIt’s that time of year when the air turns crisp and the leaves turn golden. But it also means the days are getting shorter with less sunlight — which can leave you lacking in the “sunshine” vitamin, vitamin D.
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My Story: Joshua Fleagle
Read more: My Story: Joshua FleagleJoshua Fleagle, Nationally ranked swimmer at age 17 St. Marys, Ohio Life in Athletics: Qualified for 2012 Olympic trials in 50m freestyle and nearly there in 100m. Competes in national Grand Prix events against former Olympians — usually the youngest in the pool by 3+ years. Plans to use 2012 Olympic trials as a springboard…
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My Story: Joseph Wojcik
Read more: My Story: Joseph WojcikJoseph Wojcik, VP – International Recent results: Ironman Mexico – December 2010 (10 hours, 42 minutes), Boston Marathon April 2011 (3 hours, 23 minutes)
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My Story: Ria Mastenbrook
Read more: My Story: Ria MastenbrookFor eight years, Ria Mastenbrook of Sparta, New Jersey, was nearly completely disabled due to sarcoidosis, an inflammatory disease that affected Ria’s joints, lungs and heart. She was in extreme pain, slept every afternoon for three hours, and could barely take care of her two young children.
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My Story: Kelly May
Read more: My Story: Kelly MayHealthy for the Long Run Kelly May of Henderson, Nevada, ran 26.2 miles in this year’s Rock ‘n Roll San Diego Marathon. Below the race number pinned on the front of her shirt she printed two words: ‘I Reliv.’ “I did that because although I had never been a runner before, I knew the Reliv…
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5 Steps to Better Women’s Health
Read more: 5 Steps to Better Women’s HealthMany women are notorious multi-taskers who function best with a list in hand. Yet often you’re left off your own “to-do” list while you care for everyone else. You’ve heard it before: To be able to better care for others, you must take care of yourself. And if mama’s happy, everyone’s happy!