Blood Sugar and Weight Management

Every year, more and more people are faced with weight gain due to aspects of lifestyle. For many, longer work hours mean increased levels of stress and higher rates of physical inactivity. Both sleepless nights and on-the-go lifestyles often lead to convenience foods and unhealthy food choices. With more “new to nature foods” and more sugar consumption for energy, we see widely fluctuating blood glucose levels and waistlines.*

Children's Health

Making sure your children receive the proper mix of vitamins and minerals can be a challenge. These important nutrients aid in releasing energy from their food, which in turn promotes muscle growth, bone health, blood and other vital tissue repairs. It is very important for children to receive these essential vitamins and minerals daily in order to maintain normal growth and development — particularly during their early years. Supplementation can help fill in the gaps that diet may not be able to. In addition, personal care and bath time options should be both fun and safe for children with a special attention to wholesome ingredients. *

Skincare

Following a basic skincare regimen (cleanser, toner and moisturizer) is important to keep your skin balanced and healthy. If skin is too dry, it reacts by creating sebum (oil), causing oily or combination skin. If skin is too oily, it can lead to unwanted breakouts and the appearance of larger pores. It is important to cleanse, tone and moisturize every day so that your skin maintains optimal equilibrium.*