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Salem Business Builders Inc. (SBBI) is offering a $600.00 college scholarship to a high school senior. You may get a copy of the application or additional information from any member of SBBI. Or feel free to contact the current SBBI president Patti Woods, Shaklee Products.

Make sure you are at your optimum level of health. Now is a great time to check out a wellness program designed just for you and your lifestyle. Multi vitamins, immune building products, remember Shaklee products, are always safe, always work and are always green. Boost your immune system today. Patti Woods 503 362-4599
pattiwoods@comcast.com or www.pattiwoods.myshaklee.com

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Contact: Patti Woods 503 362-4599 pattiwoods@comcast.net



BREAKING RESEARCH SHOWS VITAMIN D LINKED TO HDL CHOLESTEROL
Shaklee Corporation Research Suggests an Important Role of Vitamin D for Supporting Cardiovascular Health

PLEASANTON, Calif. – May 19, 2009 – Research supported by Shaklee Corporation, the number one natural nutrition company in the U.S., shows that a lower blood vitamin D level is associated with metabolic syndrome and other risk factors for c… Continue

Are you wanting to postpone or reverse some of those achy, wrinkly, lack of energy parts of aging? Take a little time for yourself and let’s look at changes you can make to do just that. You probably already know the things you need to do, I just help you put a personal plan together. Step by step. On the phone or in person we can take some steps toward a healthier way of life for you. What are you waiting for?

Maintaining healthy vision takes more than protecting your eyes from the sun there are many nutrient rich foods you can add to your daily diet to protect your eye health. Most of them are easy to add to your diet, so give it a try:

1.Dark, leafy greens, which contain Lutein and zeaxanthin, two carotenoids that can help address cataracts and age-related macular degeneration. Spinach, kale and collard greens are all excellent sources. Start by substituting spinach for romaine in salads, and add a… Continue