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Moms SOS members are customers of a unique company that offers a way to improve our health and provides a safer environment for our families while saving us time and money.

Wellness is a multi-faceted term which covers many areas of ones well being. To truly have a happy, healthy and productive life, we need to be well in all aspects. The obvious aspect of our life that should be healthy is our physical wellness, but we should also strive to be healthy financially, socially, and environmentally
                                               (meaning within our own homes).

Moms SOS and our partner company believe in a wellness lifestyle. Together we strive to make a major impact on all aspects of wellness for you, your family, and our environment.

Physical Wellness

Did you know that the leading cause of death is largely attributed to lifestyle? Yes, we die because of how we live. When our physical health is in order we can wake up each day with enough energy and vitality to accomplish every task and conquer every challenge – not only when we are 20 or 30, but when we are 60 and 70 and yes, even at 80. It is important to create a lifestyle that promotes better health to last a lifetime with a balanced diet, regular exercise and a proven nutritional program.

Did you know…

·        Two-thirds of the American population is overweight. More than 40 million people struggle with chronic pain. 18 million people have either Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes. Unfortunately, these lifestyle related, chronic diseases have become the modern plagues.

·        955,000 people die of cardiovascular diseases each year in the US alone. According to the FDA, diets low in saturated fat and cholesterol that include 7 grams of soluble fiber from psyllium husk may reduce the risk of heart disease by lowering cholesterol.

·        According to the American Cancer Society, cancer is a preventable disease. Nearly two-thirds of all cancer deaths in the U.S. are attributable to lifestyle, the most detrimental behaviors being smoking, poor nutrition, and lack of physical activity.

·        30% of the American population doesn’t even engage in leisure activity. And only 9% are active at an intensity and frequency recommended.

Wellness in Our Homes

The whole idea that our home can be a healthy or unhealthy environment is relatively recent. Terms such as household toxics and indoor pollution have been coined only within the past few years as the medical and scientific communities have begun recognizing that common household chemicals can have an adverse effect on our health. The Environmental Protection Agency’s studies have shown that indoor air pollutants are 3 to 70 times higher than outside. This indoor air pollution is linked directly to the toxic chemicals found in everyday household cleaning products. Now more than ever is the time to become an informed consumer.

Did you know…

·        Just by reducing (not even eliminating) carcinogens alone, we would save at least 50,000 lives taken by cancer each year.

·        Despite its rarity, cancer is the chief cause of death by disease in children under age 15.

·        Bleach has been linked to the rising rates of breast cancer in women, reproductive problems in men, and learning/behavioral problems in children.

·        Suds found in toothpaste are the same chemical make-up as suds found in laundry detergent.

Financial Wellness

Financial wellness is more than just paying your bills and having a little extra left over. It’s when we don’t have to worry about downsizing, right sizing, or pay cuts. It’s when our work doesn’t take time away from our family. It’s when we are on our way to being debt free. Our financial situation can either bring stress or security. We can all decide to be financially well. It is simply a matter of commitment, hard work and dedication.

Did you know…

·        Today’s average 50 year old has only $2,300 saved toward retirement, according to J. Arthur Urcivoli, Sr. V.P. Merrill Lynch.

·        There were 4.4 million layoffs in the past decade by Corporate America.

·        One in five American parents work two or more jobs.

Social Wellness

We are socially well when we have friends, when our home is a welcome stop, and when we are respected for our willingness to help others. Family relationships are a very important aspect to social wellness. There is nothing more rewarding than spending more time together as a family. You no longer have to leave before your kids get up or miss an afternoon soccer game. You can create a stronger relationship with your spouse by spending quality time together without all the stresses and headaches. Improving social wellness means putting ourselves in a better place to recognize the value of those around us.

Did you know…

·        People who are socially isolated tend to be less healthy, psychologically and physically, and more likely to die prematurely than people who have extensive social relationships.

·        Sustained stress appears to suppress the disease-fighting immune system, leaving us more vulnerable to infections and malignancy.

·        74% of American children are cared for by someone other than their parents.

·        Only one out of every six mothers in America stays at home with their children.

Ask yourself:

Is it important to you to live a wellness lifestyle?

Is it important to you to reduce illness?

Is it important to you to get the poisons out of your home?

Is it important to you to help contribute to the protection of our environment?

Is it important to you to save time & money?

Is it important to you to feel secure financially?

Is it important to you to spend more time with your family?

Is it important to you to help others?

If you answered yes to any of these questions,
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