Nation's Most Wanted Killers Caught: Human Interferon is Hero
Human Interferon, discovered by Dr. Yasyhiko Kojima, is the body's natural cure for cancer and heart disease; learn to boost the immune system Interferon and fight North America's Number one killers.
Chatham, NJ (PRWEB) May 12, 2006 -- Bleak statistics from the American Heart Association indicates heart disease is the number one killer in America. A weakened immune system is directly linked to heart disease, cancer, HIV/aids, and the ability to fight bacteria or viruses such as flu. In 1954, under the microscope of modern science Dr. Yasuhiko Kojima uncovered the covert immune system’s ability to battle illness. Today, this is known as Interferon, a phrase Kojima coined.
The discovery led Dr. Kojima to a commitment of finding a way to boost a weakened body’s capacity to produce more Interferon in order to battle disease. Kojima holds 30 patents for enhancers of Interferon. His most notable patent is the powerful natural-based formulation of NutriFeron™.
"Unfortunately, an escalating level of stress, breakdown of proper diet, and less exercise within American’s daily life leads to a severe decrease in our body's natural ability to fight serious illnesses,” states Judith Osowski, wellness consultant from Chatham, NJ. Osowski points out, “After years of study, Dr. Kojima developed his groundbreaking product NutriFeron™. This along with eating a healthy diet, being more active and not smoking can dramatically help in the fight against heart disease, cancer, and other illnesses.”
For more information on building a balanced immune system and purchasing NutriFeron ™ contact Judith Osowski at 973-635-1940 or visit http://www.shaklee.net/wealthishealthy/prodNuFeronHome
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