At Pure North S’Energy Foundation we believe the most effective way to ensure a long and healthy life lies in prevention and importantly, education. You need to know what you can do to be your healthiest. Below we share the information that we feel is important to your health.
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High Dose Vitamin D and Your Bones
Up to 10,000 IU a day is proven safe, but University of Calgary researchers urge you to have your vitamin D levels checked.
“Cancer May Have Saved My Life”
TV star, business powerhouse and philanthropist W. Brett Wilson credits Pure North with helping him regain his health with the aftermath of cancer.
Five Things New Moms Should Know About Postpartum Depression
Having a baby is a joyous time, but it can also trigger unexpected mood disturbances.
Weird and Wonderful Changes in Pregnancy
Pure North is experiencing a baby boom. Three staffers dish about cravings, morning sickness and achieving optimal health with supplements.
Get Radiant Good Health Before, During and After Baby
Expectant moms get first-class care at Pure North. Plus, the five baby-building nutrients you need as early as possible.
Meet the Conductor
Office manager Joanna Xayarath keeps Pure North running like a Swiss train, making Pure North “like a second home,” says one fan.
Vitamin D in Pregnancy Vital for Moms and Babies
Optimal vitamin D helps prevent pre-term births and strengthens baby’s bones — just two of the sunshine vitamin’s many health benefits.
Babies are Built in Winter
Bet you never linked “the most wonderful time of the year” to making babies. Quick fact: Most babies are conceived around Christmas.
Be Active. Be Healthy.
We may not all be good enough to make a living from it, but we run, hike, bike, ski, golf, and enjoy being active. If you’re like me, you want to perform at your best. From marathoners to hockey players, we want to be our strongest, fastest, fittest selves.
The Hidden Cost Of Stress By V. Joy Pavelich
Finding Hope & Healing through an Integrated Approach.
Support During Cancer Treatment
Navigating through the world of cancer is an overwhelming and scary experience to say the least. Your doctor says do nothing beyond what oncology tells you, your friends send you countless stories of individuals cured by “natural treatments.” Who should you trust?
A Steep But Rewarding Learning Curve
Jessica Reid, a nurse practitioner, explains how she found a perfect fit providing preventive care at Pure North. “Here we are all proactive, with our biggest focus on prevention.”
