By Vicki Zerbee, on September 29th, 2009
Are you searching for a way to live longer, feel younger, and have better quality of life as you grow older? We are now familiar with what has been termed the French Paradox, that refers to the low rate of heart disease given the dietary lifestyle in that part of the world. Eating . . . → Continue reading: American AntiAging Resveratrol
By Vicki Zerbee, on September 25th, 2009
Doctors and nutritionists believe that the average American’s immune response is only functioning at about 70%. That means their immune system is about 70% effective. Is that good enough? For some, maybe. But if you’re getting sick too much, probably not. Your immune function may be well under that national average.
I was . . . → Continue reading: The Immune Response
By Vicki Zerbee, on September 23rd, 2009
An article caught my eye in our local newspaper here in Central PA, USA. It was about the fact that showerheads may harbor bad germs, and how that can be harmful for people who don’t have a healthy immune sytem.
So the showerheads can spary these tiny bacteria into your face when you . . . → Continue reading: Shower Heads and Immune Systems
By Vicki Zerbee, on September 4th, 2009
I found the video below online today and thought it worth posting to keep everyone informed. There is good and bad with vaccines. In general more good than bad although there are those who feel very strongly against. For more serious disease, I am a believer. For the flu, I believe in being . . . → Continue reading: Swine Flu Status on Vaccines: Being Rushed to Market?