Bounce Yourself Well
Exercise is a sure-fire immune booster. When we get the blood flowing, it clears out stagnation and flushes toxins and germs, reducing the number of colds we experience. In the winter months, we can find a lot of excuses to avoid exercise: it's too cold, too wet, too dark to go out and run or even make the trip to the gym. 
That's why this is a fabulous time to invest in my favorite exercise tool, the Cellerciser, which you can use in the comfort of your home to get fun, easy exercise that will put a smile on your face and keep seasonal illness at bay. This product may bring to mind happy memories of the mini-trampolines of your childhood, and that's great -- what better way to inspire you to get the exercise you need! But don't be fooled -- this ain't your childhood trampoline! This is a high-quality, durable rebounder with triple-tiered springs and an all-steel frame that is designed to help you get a full-body work-out for years to come.
When I began Cellercising, I was...
Boost Your Immune System with the Highest Quality Supplements Around
If you tend to get every little cold that comes around, or if you get knocked out every cold season by one big bad bug, consider taking the supplement that my patients never fail to comment on. When a patient takes my recommendation to try Premier Research Laboratory's ImmunoVen immune boosting supplement, I often hear at their next session how grateful they were that I turned them on to this product. Folks simply swear by it as an effective way to boost the immune system and avoid getting sick, or help make the recovery from sickness go faster.ImmunoVen contains a host of herbs that are used across the globe 
for immune boosting, from the Reishi mushroom, to Irish Moss. These herbs and more provide a phytonutrient blend that supports the work of the "big guns," PRL's tradmarked olive leaf extract Olea-Pro. Perhaps as notable as what these powerful supplements contain is what they don't contain: PRL promises no ingredients that aren't listed, and no excipients -- that is, no...
