As a researcher of natural health solutions, I am often asked, “Laurie, what can I do about being so tired all the time,” or “How can I stop catching every bug that comes near me?”

If you are searching for a way to reclaim your health and live a long and healthy life, then please take just 3 minutes to read this page. 

The way I see it, common sense dictates that health is not merely the treatment of disease, but the PREVENTION of disease before it occurs. 


Wellness Is More Than Just Not Being Sick
My interest in healthy lifestyle choices and anti-aging began in 1977, when it looked like I was on my way to becoming a yo-yo dieter.

My aunt, a nutritionally-oriented registered nurse, recommended the first of many books that would become the beginning of my extensive research library. I learned about fat-loss vs. weight-loss, exercise, metabolism, nutrition, and diet. I was hooked.

Over the years, as more and more evidence presented itself regarding natural and alternative health solutions, it was impossible to ignore the fact that they work…far better, in my opinion, than traditional allopathic medicine.

Then a few years ago, just to get my own health back on track, I began a program of study toward a B.S. in Holistic Nutrition. The most surprising thing I learned was what NOT to do in the name of “health.” 

So many treatments, programs and pills are not only ineffective, but can actually set you back in your effort…not to mention how much money can be wasted.

If you are searching for natural holistic solutions to your health challenges, or ways to maintain your vibrant health, perhaps you would allow me to help.

Have you ever noticed that we tend to do business with people we know, like, and trust? You and I may be similar in many ways. I don’t know.

Let’s find out. 

I am the oldest of three children, and proud to be part of the largest growing segment of the American population called Baby Boomers. 

My father was a retired Army officer, as is my husband, John, so I guess that makes me a member in good standing of the Army Brats & Brides Club! 

During the "Brat" part of my life, by the time I was 18, I had visited or lived in more countries than I was years old!

As a "Bride," however, the moves have slowed down considerably, only three corporate transfers…Dallas, Phoenix, and Las Vegas. 

Although John and I are native Oregonians, living most of our adult lives in Portland, we like Las Vegas very much, and built a home in a golf community just 15 minutes south of the Strip.


Who Let The Dogs Out?

We are empty-nesters with two really cute "kids" (the 4-legged variety). 

Ricky is a buff-colored Cocker Spaniel who has retired from the competitive world of dog shows. Staying home was much better than being on the road with his trainer, but we felt he could use a buddy, so in December of 2006, we added 18-month old Max to our family. 

Max is a black English Cocker who was turned in to Cocker Rescue by his owners when he was barely a year old. When I saw his picture online, the look in his eyes said "Here I am, Mom. Come and get me!" Within a couple days we were on the road from Las Vegas to Phoenix to adopt our new baby. The "boys" get along famously, and have us well trained! 


Two Kinds Of Swing: Golf And Dance

John is an avid golfer, spending most of his time trying to master a game that he admits can never be mastered! 

His favorite golf memory is his first hole-in-one at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in Portland, Oregon. Coming in a close second was the first time he played Pebble Beach and parred 18 from the tournament tees. 

As much as John loves golf, I love dancing (especially West Coast Swing). Being a freckled redhead is the perfect excuse NOT to take up golf—too much sun, y’know. But John is a good sport about taking me dancing anyway.

Take Me Out To The Ballgame

Generally speaking, you could pretty much call me a “city girl.” In fact, my idea of experiencing the great outdoors is the open-air lobby at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Resort! 

And sports…NEVER! So no one was more surprised than I when I became a baseball fan. 

In the fall of 2001, I attended my first major league game. It just happened to be the one that sent the Arizona Diamondbacks to the World Series. Not bad for my first game.

We lived in Scottsdale at the time, and were lucky enough to have been given tickets to all four of the World Series home games (21st row above 3rd base, no less). The day the Diamondbacks won the World Series was pure pandemonium!

Stay Healthy & Grow Young!

It’s been over 30 years since I first discovered my passion for natural and alternative approaches to health and longevity.

Now I can hardly remember a time when I wasn’t immersed in learning and teaching others about retaining or reclaiming their health.

My field of expertise is researching and reporting all the ways you can eliminate the causes of poor health, to keep you on the path to a healthier, longer life. 

I invite you to visit ReclaimingHealth.com, the website I developed to help empower you with the tools to stay healthy and grow young! 

Your partner in health, 

Laurie Moser
2505 Anthem Village Drive, Suite E-161
Henderson, NV 89052, USA
Laurie@LaurieMoser.com
702-914-2403
800-245-9468