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Are you ready to build bridges of opportunity with Debra Short, Executive Director of SENPA a Natural Products Trade Association, as she delivers “The State of the Store… and the Heart of the Industry” keynote at the Organic & Natural Health Association 11th Annual Conference. With 30+ years in the natural products, Debra will share how legacy, leadership, and commitment to the consumer drive lasting success. 🌟 Join us in Fort Lauderdale Jan. 20-22 to be part of the conversation around the United States of Health 🇺🇸 #ONHealth2026
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Dr. Dana Cohen Organic & Natural Health Association Scientific Advisor, breaks down how a poorly functioning immune system can lead to far more than the common cold — chronic issues like autoimmune disease, cancer risk, digestive problems, skin disorders, and even mental-health challenges. She explains why it’s vital to support immune health through balanced nutrition, stress management, good sleep, and lifestyle habits to protect long-term wellness.
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The Surprising Illness Associated with a Poorly Functioning Immune System
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Your immune system does far more than protect you from the occasional cold—it plays a critical role in regulating your body's overall health. A weakened immune system doesn't just make you more vuln...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Vitamin D may be more than just good for bones — new research suggests it could help you live longer. Studies show that regular vitamin D supplementation is linked to lower colorectal cancer risk, slower biological aging, and even a reduced chance of a second heart attack.
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Vitamin D: 3 potential benefits for health, longevity
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Can vitamin D supplements help us live longer, healthier lives? We outline the most recent evidence.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
