Health & Wellbeing

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I’ve always believed that personal wellbeing should reflect the values we live by. When we care for our health, stay connected to nature, and support those around us, we become living examples of what it means to pursue optimal health.

Dr. Sam’s Journey with the Nutrilite™ brand and Amway: A Legacy of Healthy Living

Living Beyond 100 Years

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Lost in thought while taking a hike in the beautiful hills of Carmel, Calif. May 2020. Photo: F. Rehnborg

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A babbling brook surrounded by lush trees on one of my favorite nature trails. Getting outside in nature is a great way to slow down and destress. Telluride, Colo. June 2021. Photo: F. Rehnborg

Taking a Deep Breath

We face constant daily stressors that can negatively impact our well-being if we don’t learn how to navigate our way through them or avoid them altogether. Because without a way to overcome the influence stress has on our bodies, our lives will become less vibrant and less meaningful – and, frankly, shorter.

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National Women’s Health & Fitness Day falls on September 29th, making this month a great time to focus on women’s health.

A Better Microbiome for Women’s Health

Over the last two decades, researchers have made incredible progress in their ability to characterize the bacterial community in the gut and understand the active role this microbial community plays in metabolism, immune defense and other aspects of health.

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Cooking in the kitchen. A newly released study found that those consuming a plant-based diet also take fewer medications daily.

A Healthy Body Weight Starts Here

There’s no debate that if we are to feed the growing global population—now approaching 7.9 billion—we need a more sustainable approach to food production. Our moon shot, say the experts, is a flexitarian diet, a largely plant-based diet with a moderate amount of animal-based foods.

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Sam and I at the Start to Park 10K. We are all smiles knowing we are supporting a good cause, the Power of 5 campaign which helps fight childhood malnutrition. Honolulu, Hawaii, 2017.

Tips on Healthy Living from Francesca

Staying healthy is priceless at any age, whether you’re in your 20s and just starting out, in your 30s and 40s and going after your goals with gusto, or in your 50s, 60s and beyond and enjoying more free time.

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Cheering on runners at our first Nutrilite Power of 5K and kick-off to a virtual 5K, I am all smiles knowing that all this fun, fitness and fresh air is helping raise funds to fight childhood malnutrition around the world. Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada. May 10, 2017.

Happy Happiness Day!

I’ve often been called one of those glass-is-half-full kind of guys. I’d have to agree. It’s probably one of the reasons I look forward to the International Day of Happiness every March.

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Sliced white onion. The outermost layers are often discarded during food preparation, yet contain the most antioxidants.

Time to Rethink White Foods

What white vegetables and fruits lack in color, they make up for in nutrients, including phytonutrients. It’s a key reason why the scientists behind the Nutrilite brand don’t overlook this color group in their quest for health-promoting plant compounds.

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An assortment of colorful fruits and vegetables formed into the shape of a heart. Your heart works nonstop pumping about 1,500 to 2,000 gallons of blood through your body daily. In order to do its job optimally, your heart needs proper nourishment.

A Happy Heart Starts Here

When you think of February, your thoughts may turn to matters of the heart, things like candy, romance and Valentine’s Day. But February is also American Heart Month. This national observance was proclaimed in 1964 by President Lyndon Johnson as a result of the nationwide problem of heart disease. The goal: To urge everyone to take action to achieve and maintain heart health.

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A babbling brook surrounded by lush trees on one of my favorite nature trails. Getting outside in nature is a great way to slow down and destress. Telluride, Colo. June 2021. Photo: F. Rehnborg

Taking a Deep Breath

We face constant daily stressors that can negatively impact our well-being if we don’t learn how to navigate our way through them or avoid them altogether. Because without a way to overcome the influence stress has on our bodies, our lives will become less vibrant and less meaningful – and, frankly, shorter.

Read More
National Women’s Health & Fitness Day falls on September 29th, making this month a great time to focus on women’s health.

A Better Microbiome for Women’s Health

Over the last two decades, researchers have made incredible progress in their ability to characterize the bacterial community in the gut and understand the active role this microbial community plays in metabolism, immune defense and other aspects of health.

Read More
Cooking in the kitchen. A newly released study found that those consuming a plant-based diet also take fewer medications daily.

A Healthy Body Weight Starts Here

There’s no debate that if we are to feed the growing global population—now approaching 7.9 billion—we need a more sustainable approach to food production. Our moon shot, say the experts, is a flexitarian diet, a largely plant-based diet with a moderate amount of animal-based foods.

Read More
Sam and I at the Start to Park 10K. We are all smiles knowing we are supporting a good cause, the Power of 5 campaign which helps fight childhood malnutrition. Honolulu, Hawaii, 2017.

Tips on Healthy Living from Francesca

Staying healthy is priceless at any age, whether you’re in your 20s and just starting out, in your 30s and 40s and going after your goals with gusto, or in your 50s, 60s and beyond and enjoying more free time.

Read More
Cheering on runners at our first Nutrilite Power of 5K and kick-off to a virtual 5K, I am all smiles knowing that all this fun, fitness and fresh air is helping raise funds to fight childhood malnutrition around the world. Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada. May 10, 2017.

Happy Happiness Day!

I’ve often been called one of those glass-is-half-full kind of guys. I’d have to agree. It’s probably one of the reasons I look forward to the International Day of Happiness every March.

Read More
Sliced white onion. The outermost layers are often discarded during food preparation, yet contain the most antioxidants.

Time to Rethink White Foods

What white vegetables and fruits lack in color, they make up for in nutrients, including phytonutrients. It’s a key reason why the scientists behind the Nutrilite brand don’t overlook this color group in their quest for health-promoting plant compounds.

Read More
An assortment of colorful fruits and vegetables formed into the shape of a heart. Your heart works nonstop pumping about 1,500 to 2,000 gallons of blood through your body daily. In order to do its job optimally, your heart needs proper nourishment.

A Happy Heart Starts Here

When you think of February, your thoughts may turn to matters of the heart, things like candy, romance and Valentine’s Day. But February is also American Heart Month. This national observance was proclaimed in 1964 by President Lyndon Johnson as a result of the nationwide problem of heart disease. The goal: To urge everyone to take action to achieve and maintain heart health.

Read More
It's a new day and new year. Wishing you bright horizons ahead.

Ring in the New Year with Resilience

Last year placed a lot on our collective plates. Some people fared better than others. New research sheds some light onto how our lifestyle habits affect how we respond. Turns out, better psychological resilience – mental toughness – is directly linked to five lifestyle habits.

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A bundle of spinach leaves. Spinach and other dark leafy greens are a good source of heart healthy folic acid.

A Dream Team for Gut Health: Prebiotics & Probiotics

“Probiotics” is a term you probably recognize. After all, it has been making headline nutrition news for the past decade. And for good reason. These so-called “good” bacteria reside in your gut where they support overall health and well-being.

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Reflections from Dr. Sam

Small, consistent changes – baby steps – in our diet and lifestyle are the key to helping achieve our optimal health goals.​

Dr Sam washing his hair in a waterfall with a Nutrilite product from the 70s

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Health & Wellbeing

Product of the product

Personal wellbeing isn’t just about you or me. It’s about the people around us, our family, friends and the greater community. Taking care of yourself, nurturing your connection with nature, and making an effort to transform challenges into opportunities, will help lead us to a future where we can all happily coexist.

Dr. Sam's Journey

The pursuit of wellness

Wellness has always been central to my story. When my father, Carl F. Rehnborg, founded Nutrilite in 1934, his goal was to help people everywhere take responsibility for their health, their wealth, and the planet. Even then, he knew that all these things were interconnected. His vision shaped my own path—a journey grounded in curiosity, science, and a passion for helping others live well.

Amway & Nutrilite​

A shared vision

Nutrilite is so much more than a plant-based supplement brand – it is a way of life that has stood the test of time. With a passion centered on health + wellbeing, Amway is the world’s largest direct selling company*. It spans six continents with a presence in 100+ countries and territories.

* Source: Euromonitor International Ltd; Vitamins and Dietary Supplements, World GBN, Retail Value RSP, % breakdown, 2023 data based on custom research conducted April – August 2023.

Farming

Farming for the future

There’s a long history of farming innovation at Nutrilite. It started when my father, Carl F. Rehnborg, began growing alfalfa in the 1930s before we even knew to call it organic. He was looking for the purest, most nutritious botanicals, and he already knew that they needed to be grown sustainably and naturally, without any synthetic fertilizers or chemicals. That same belief continues to guide us today.

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