Immune Booster Protocol. Evolved and Powerful. Perfect for the Holidays

We always feel the excitement of the holiday season when the lights on the trees in the neighborhood are turned on - so bright and happy. 

In the darkest time of the year, and especially here in Washington state, where it rains a lot (OK, more than a lot!), and the sky is grey and dark. 

In the midst of this kind of gloom, although I must confess, I am sort of used to it, and many times it just feels cozy. But I digress. 

The holiday season does bring on stress, crowds that you don't really see any other time of the year, and... more sugar, carbs, fats, and alcohol. Yes, it is festive. 

So it is a great time to stock up on our flue and cold protocol, to boost up your energy, and keep the weight down (we'll talk more about that later!). 

I have upgraded the Immune Boosting Protocol because we are in the process of learning, updating, and testing, evolving and getting better and more skilled at what  we do! 

Mainly, we have pulled many people out of misery using this simple and elegant protocol, and in the process, supported their ability to withstand stress, which as we know, is one of the reasons we succumb to undesired organisms that just don't like to play nice in our body. 

And it is 10% off. 

Enjoy!

Immune Boosting Protocol

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Yours as Always,

Dohrea 

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