Published monthly by Mitogenx Inc.
November 2009, Volume 1, Issue 9
November 2009, Volume 1, Issue 9
What Not to Eat When Fighting a Cold
This week we've been discussing what to eat or drink to help support your immune
system. Today we're going to talk about what NOT to eat or drink to keep your
immune system healthy.
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Boost Your Immune System
Dr. Oz recently did a great video on some foods to eat this winter
to help boost your immune system. Elderberries was on this list of
5 superfoods.
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Homemade Cough Syrup
Here is a great recipe for a natural and effective cough syrup.
This is non-toxic and excellent for that disturbing cough that keeps your
kids up at night.
Read the full article »Elderberries Rival Tamiflu Against H1N1 Swine Flu
Hold onto your hats, nature has an answer to the Swine Flu aka H1N1 flu strain.
No, it's not made in a lab and it doesn't have toxic side effects or warning labels
like some influenza remedies.
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Dr. Suzann Wang
Naturopathic DoctorChief Science Officer
Mitogenx
Mitogenx is proud to have Dr. Suzann Wang as part of our Scientific Advisory board. Dr. Wang is a native Californian, has been practicing naturopathic medicine for 10 years and is a graduate of Bastyr University in Seattle. She has post-doctoral training in Environmental Medicine from the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine. Prior to discovering her passion for healing, she trained and worked as an Industrial Engineer.
Dr. Wang is licensed as a naturopathic physician in California and Oregon and is a member of the California Naturopathic Doctor Association and the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians. She is also a member of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine and the American College for Advancement of Medicine.
Dr. Wang's approach to healing is to assist the body's own natural ability to heal by removing any obstacles to health and vibrant living. For this reason, she has focused much of her work and research toward environmental medicine, anti-aging and detoxification. Much of what we consider signs of aging are actually the combination of emotional stresses, physical accumulation of environmental toxins and chemicals. The body starts to react to these chemical accumulations and stressors through symptoms such as allergies, arthritis, headaches, sleep disorders, pain and the look of aging skin. If very overloaded with toxins, our bodies develop tumors, cysts, skin conditions, body odor etc. all in response to our environment.
