Shea's Health and Nutrition

11/01/2026

When reviewing bloodwork, the sodium-to-potassium (Na:K) ratio can provide valuable clues about how well the adrenal glands are functioning.
The adrenal glands produce aldosterone, a hormone that helps regulate fluid balance and blood pressure by telling the kidneys to retain sodium and excrete potassium. When aldosterone production is reduced, sodium levels may trend lower while potassium levels rise, resulting in a lower sodium-to-potassium ratio. Conversely, higher aldosterone activity tends to promote sodium retention and potassium loss, increasing the ratio.

10/29/2026

10/24/2026

🎉 Anniversary Sale Tomorrow Saturday Oct 24th🎉
Huge sales and amazing door prizes 🎁
Every $20 spent = 1 golden to win a gift basket worth up to $220.
Come shop, Come win, and celebrate with us!!

10/22/2026

We’re celebrating our anniversary with tons of live samples and a sweet bonus.
Spend $50 on Transparent Labs or Ancient Nutrition and if you’re one of the first 15, you’re walking out with a free shaker bottle. Saturday October 24th from 9 AM to 1 PM.
Don't forget about our buy more to save more deal that day!!
Spend $100 get an extra 5% off
- $200 gets an extra 10%
- $300 gets an extra 15% 🤯

10/21/2026

Unlock your hair’s secrets for less — THIS SATURDAY ONLY.
Oct 24th → Hair Analysis (HTMA) is just $125 (usually $150).
Your strands have stories… let’s decode them.
Hair analysis is basically your mineral + heavy‑metal report card — without the needles.
It shows how your body has been actually handling nutrients over the past 90 days, not just what’s floating in your bloodstream in the moment.By measuring patterns of minerals like magnesium, zinc, selenium, and calcium — plus heavy metals like mercury, arsenic, and lead — hair analysis reveals deeper metabolic clues: detox capacity, stress load, thyroid activity, and hidden exposures your blood work often misses.

10/20/2026

🎉One of many giveaways during our anniversary sale! Saturday October 24th. The first 15 people to purchase $50 in Transparent Labs products will receive a free 32oz water bottle. Stop in an sample clean and great tasting products from Transparent Labs™ . Hydrate is our top selling product, so swing by and load up!

10/18/2026

Gamma‑linolenic acid (GLA) is one of those quiet biochemical powerhouses — especially for women and anyone dealing with inflammation‑driven skin issues.
GLA from sources like evening primrose and borage oil feeds directly into your body’s anti‑inflammatory pathways, helping shift immune signaling away from the cytokines that make skin flare, joints ache, and PMS symptoms spike.

Some people can’t produce enough gamma‑linolenic acid (GLA) because the enzyme that makes it — Δ‑6‑desaturase — is easily slowed down by genetics, hormones, age, and metabolic stress. Even though linoleic acid (LA) is “essential,” converting it into GLA is not guaranteed. The bottleneck is almost always Δ‑6‑desaturase dysfunction, which blocks the conversion of LA → GLA → DGLA → anti‑inflammatory prostaglandins.

When your cells get enough GLA, they can finally cool the inflammatory “static” that shows up as redness, irritation, hormonal skin swings, and monthly discomfort — making it a small molecule with a big impact on female physiology and skin resilience.

10/15/2026

🎉 Anniversary Sale is HERE!
All Day Saturday Oct 24th
We’re celebrating another amazing year in Utah County by giving big and giving back. A portion of proceeds supports Tabitha’s Way, helping local families right here at home.

Stack your savings:
💥 Spend $100 → Extra 5% off
💥 Spend $200 → Extra 10% off
💥 Spend $300 → Extra 15% off
…on top of 10–50% off select items!

Plus door prizes and vendor samples from 9 AM to 7 PM!!

Shop with purpose. Save with excitement. Support your community.
11073 N Alpine Highway
Highland, UT 84003
Highland Alpine Chamber of Commerce

10/11/2026

Proteolytic enzymes are like tiny biochemical “cleanup crews” that dial down inflammation at its source — not just the symptoms.
These enzymes break apart excess inflammatory proteins (think fibrin, immune debris, and pro‑inflammatory signaling molecules), helping your body resolve swelling, improve circulation, and restore tissue repair pathways. By reducing the molecular clutter that keeps inflammation stuck “on,” they support smoother recovery, calmer joints, and a more balanced immune response.
White willow + boswellia = your body’s natural “calm‑down crew.”
White willow brings the OG plant‑based soothe and smooth energy, while boswellia steps in like a bouncer for inflammation—blocking those fiery pathways and helping joints feel more flexible, comfortable, and ready for action.

10/04/2026

Sucralose doesn’t just “pass through” the body — it talks to your metabolism.
Studies show that sucralose can trigger an early insulin rise by activating sweet‑taste receptors in the gut, even without glucose present. Over time, repeated stimulation may reduce insulin sensitivity, pushing the body to release more insulin to get the same job done. Source: National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov) https://share.google/S4nMRL8wP0AgFgUAJ