We spoke with Dr. Roger Clemens, an expert in nutrition, food science and toxicology and Kerry Health and Nutrition Institute advisor about what makes a quality immune health product. Here is what he had to say… What makes a quality immune health product? Simply put, research, efficacy, and safety are essential. More and more we see people Continue reading…
Can gratitude help your health? Science says, yes!
For many people around the world, this time of the year reminds us to share our thanks with friends, family, and others around us. It may be obvious that gratitude can be emotionally beneficial to you and those around you, but did you know that according to science, being thankful can actually support Continue reading…
Immunity in Every Part of Your Life – A Nutrition Expert’s Take
Nobody likes to be sick, and it seems like everywhere we go there’s another threat to our wellbeing. Germ-laden door handles, sneeze-spewing coworkers, or the prolonged horror of waiting for our kid’s sick schoolmate to inevitably spread the illness to our own home. Yet, we don’t get sick that often. Yet, we don’t Continue reading…
Immunity in Every Part of Your Life – A Nutrition Expert’s Take
Nobody likes to be sick, and it seems like everywhere we go there’s another threat to our wellbeing. Germ-laden door handles, sneeze-spewing coworkers, or the prolonged horror of waiting for our kid’s sick schoolmate to inevitably spread the illness to our own home. Yet, we don’t get sick that often. Yet, we don’t Continue reading…
3 Ways a Healthy Immune System Benefits Your Life
Picking up a minor sickness can make some people feel miserable. Major illnesses, of course, can cause even more suffering. People with stronger immune systems usually bounce back from illness sooner than those who have weak immune systems. If you don’t take care of your immune system, you should consider these three ways that a Continue reading…
New video: for better immune health, boost daily
In this short video, Roger Clemens, DrPH, and Scientific Advisor to the Wellmune brand discusses why it’s important to boost the immune system daily to help keep the body healthy. This is the latest video in a series from members of our board of scientific advisors. For more short educational videos from our advisors and Continue reading…
Dr. Bill Sears on The Five S’s of Immune Health
With so much nutrition information out there – and so much contradictory advice -it can be overwhelming to keep a focus on which types of foods are best in general, let alone those to support immune health. Renowned pediatrician Dr. Bill Sears, who serves on our board of advisors, offers a simple way to remember Continue reading…
Dr. Bill Sears on Video: Introducing Immune-boosting Foods to Picky Eaters
Dr. Bill Sears, a renowned pediatrician, has spent decades helping parents with ways to cultivate their children’s lifestyle habits for health and wellness. Part of these healthy habits is developing a strong immune system. Watch this short video to see which types of foods to introduce at an early age to help support your child’s Continue reading…
Pediatrician Dr. Bill Sears Talks Immune Health 101
Did you know that renowned pediatrician Dr. Bill brings his keen insights about child health, parenting, and nutrition to Wellmune’s educational outreach on immune health topics? Dr. Sears to talks about what people of all ages can do to support their immune health and help stay well. In this short video, Dr. Sears provides some Continue reading…
Boosting immunity important in chilly offices
It’s the time of year when we go back and forth between an arctic chill indoors and a blast furnace outside. There’s probably a sweater on the back of your office chair right now to help you stay comfortable indoors! Subjecting our bodies to these temperature extremes can wreak havoc on the immune system. When Continue reading…
When it Comes to Children’s Immune Health, Diet is Not Enough
By William Sears, M.D. Among the conclusions of a recent study from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) published online by The Journal of Pediatrics, June 20, 2012, was that most kids under age 8 get the nutrients they need from the food they eat. In my many years as a practicing pediatrician, I must Continue reading…