How Cell Quest Can Help You From Getting Sick This Winter

During the winter, people often find themselves sniffling and sneezing more than at any other time of the year. Getting sick can derail your holiday plans, keep you away from your loved ones, and take the magic out of the most wonderful time of the year. 

Cell Quest can help keep you healthy this winter with our unique nutritional supplement. With the natural defense compounds from musaceas plants in Cell Quest liquid, you can strengthen your immune system all winter long.  Read More

How CellQuest Can Be Beneficial for Cancer Patients

A cancer diagnosis can be devastating for families and their loved ones. Along with experiencing the distress of this diagnosis, patients must often bear the side effects of conventional cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy and radiation therapy. 

CellQuest is a pure, natural liquid that may benefit cancer patients throughout (and after) their cancer treatment. This product dates back over five decades ago and, since its inception, has gained numerous glowing testimonies from cancer patients who have found CellQuest invaluable in their cancer recovery.  Read More

Benefits of CellQuest Liquid

The CellQuest liquid is derived directly from musaceae (or “musa”) plants. This family of flowering plants, which is native to the Asian and African tropics, produces both bananas and plantains. When the liquid from the musa plant is cultivated and consumed in the form of our CellQuest liquid supplement, it provides numerous benefits for your health and wellness. Some of these benefits include:  

Derived Directly from Florida-Grown Plants

One important benefit of the CellQuest liquid is its purity. The liquid is derived directly from musa plants grown in Florida for purity and potency. The subtropical climate here in Florida creates stress in the plants, which generates more phytoalexins (natural defense compounds). It’s thereby completely independent of the fruit, which has a chemistry that’s nutritionally beneficial, rather than medicinal.   Read More

Three Things You Never Knew About Your Immune System

It’s that time of year again, when everybody seems to have the cold or the flu. You don’t want to get sick yourself, but how much do you really know about your immune system? By getting to know the system responsible for fighting disease and protecting your health, you can maximize your wellness even during the winter.

These three surprising facts might change your views and encourage you to give your body some more TLC.

Sometimes Illness Symptoms Are Actually a Good Thing

When you get a cold, you most likely struggle with a runny nose and congestion. Though it seems like those symptoms are part of the sickness, they are actually indications that you immune system is working!

As soon as the rhinovirus invades your upper respiratory tract, your immune system generates chemicals called histamines that dilate your blood vessels and allow white blood cells to reach the infected tissue. This is very important, but in the process those inflamed blood vessels in your nasal cavity cause the unpleasant symptoms that keep you reaching for the DayQuil. Read More

The Best Ways to Boost Your Immune System This Winter

Winter is notorious for causing the rapid spread of disease. Without a strong immune system, you are almost guaranteed to catch the cold, the flu, or any other illness floating around. Only your immune system can block harmful organisms and stop them from wreaking havoc inside your body. Use the following tips to boost your immune system this winter and enjoy the holiday season without unwanted sick days.

Start Taking Probiotics

It might seem strange to add bacteria into your body if you are trying to stay healthy, but the surprising truth is that your body and immune system rely on healthy, productive bacteria strains to remain balanced and strong. Taking a probiotic each day will ensure your gut has all the bacteria it needs to strengthen your immune system, support the detoxification of your colon, and stop illness before it begins. Read More

Fall Allergy Season: What You Need to Know to Prepare

It’s that time of year again: just as you finally start to feel relief from the intense heat of summer, fall allergies strike with a vengeance. You don’t want to spend the next two months fighting allergy symptoms, so learn more about the most common allergy triggers to properly prepare your defenses.

Ragweed Is the Enemy

Ragweed doesn’t look dangerous, but about 75% of people who suffer from springtime allergies also experience strong allergic reactions to ragweed in the fall. This yellow flowering weed usually begins blooming in August and continues to cause problems until killed by a winter freeze. This means that in areas as hot as Florida, ragweed likes to linger.

If ragweed causes sneezing, itchy eyes, and congestion as soon as you leave the house, make sure to monitor your local pollen count. Stay indoors as much as possible on days with high counts, especially during mid-morning and early afternoon pollen peak hours. Always keep car and house windows completely closed and locked to prevent infiltration, vacuum your carpets regularly, and remove your outerwear before you go inside. Read More

The Best Ways to Support Your Immune System During Allergy Season

If you have bad seasonal allergies, you known the instant that winter changes over to spring. As your eyes turn red, itchy, and swollen and you start to sneeze compulsively, you know that you’re in for a miserable few months. But there is some good news, too! By supporting your immune system now, you can minimize the impact of seasonal allergies and step outside each morning without trepidation.

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