Living heart healthy can be easier with Isagenix products.
Today, on Go Red For Women day, our hearts go out to all those who’ve lost a grandmother, mother, wife, or daughter to heart disease or stroke.
American Heart Month has been officially kicked off—recognizing heart disease as the No. 1 killer in the U.S. (and stroke as No. 3)—and we’re drawn once again to encourage you to get regular exercise, eat a healthy diet and maintain a healthy weight.
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Healthy aging depends on protection against oxidative damage.
When we use the term “free radicals” we’re not discussing the kind that listen to hardcore punk and paint graffiti on public property, but the kind that wreak havoc of all sorts on your body. As we get older, ultimately what slowly ruins our health, in fact, is the damage from free radicals, or oxidation.
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Category: Diet and Lifestyle
If you have a question relating to nutritional cleansing, you can send it to nutrition@isagenix.net
Do you have a question about nutritional cleansing? Are you a new cleanser, but unsure how to use the products? Not to worry—we’ve put together some of the most common questions and answered them on this post. As you start a new year, we hope these FAQ will assist you and your Isagenix team. 
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Millions suffer from vitamin D deficiency mainly during winter, especially older people.
Just as blizzards cover most of the U.S. and Canada in a blanket of snow, it’s time to put the spotlight on “vitamin D winter”. What is it? It’s the time period, centered around winter solstice (Dec. 21-22), when the sun’s UVB rays are simply too weak to make their way through the atmosphere and stimulate the skin to synthesize the sunshine vitamin.
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Long-term protection from toxins can be achieved by living a nutritional cleansing lifestyle.
Every day we’re continually exposed to toxins in the food we eat, the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the items we touch. Learning more about these potentially harmful chemicals can be critical for making decisions to protect long-term health. As with any subject, toxins are best understood through a little history.
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Enjoying one or two dark chocolate pieces daily may protect DNA from free radical damage, confirms a new study.
White has traditionally symbolized the unblemished essence of youth. As color relates to chocolate, however, yet another study adds to a growing body of evidence that it is the darkness of chocolate that contains anti-aging potential.
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Unless more people lose weight, diabetes cases will double in 24 years.
Before today’s kindergartners reach their college years, the number of people with diabetes is expected to at least double and the cost of diabetes care to at least triple in the U.S.—that is if we are to believe the conservative estimates of a recent study and consequent media reports (see here and here).
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Cleansing the day after stuffing oneself may help keep the weight off.
Happy Turkey Day! Thanksgiving is a time of tradition and that means gobbling up turkey, honey-baked ham, sweet potatoes and stuffing until you’re stuffed. What about all the extra calories? It’s a pitfall many of us fall into year after year. Not to worry, though—if you take a cue from a recent study, a Cleanse Day on Friday may just help.
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More awareness is needed on how lifestyle changes such as exercise can help reduce risk of diabetes.
Today is World Diabetes Day and November is National Diabetes Awareness month, so it’s time to answer the call of the American Diabetes Association in spreading the word about diabetes once again, which according to a recent survey, is a serious disease largely misunderstood.
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New study shows gut microbes may play a role in obesity.
Each one of us has billions of bacteria residing in our guts, and, according to a recent study, what we feed them daily through diet may be prompting whether or not we lose or gain weight.
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