Sangster's The Centre Mall
#80 - 3310 8th Street East S7H 5M3 Saskatoon, SK, Canada

Can't make it in to the store. No problem. Sangster's at the Centre has curbside pickup & delivery options. Spend $50 or more and get free delivery. Call 306-374-5433 for more information.

FLASH SALE!!!!! 25% OFF VCF is a vitamin/mineral supplement specifically formulated with EDTA to aid in the removal and prevention or arterial plaque. BENEFITS OF VCF... *stimulates the body's own production of lipoprotein lipase, an enzyme that digests the fat that accumulates on artery walls *helps to dissolve blood clots *helps to normalize blood pressure *encourages the widening or dilation of blood vessels *encourages the growth of collateral blood vessels around blockages *chelates heavy metals from artery walls *protects artery walls from the damaging effects of free radicals See more

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Heart Health Tip #4 Kick the Habit Whether you're a longtime smoker or you just picked up the habit, do your heart a favor and say goodbye to tobacco. As far as your ticker's concerned, it's never too late to quit. Your body starts to heal as soon as you smoke your last cigarette.... Tips 1) Find your reason & remind yourself of the benefits 2) Practice relaxation techniques - Take the edge off stress by practicing relaxation techniques, such as deep-breathing exercises, muscle relaxation, yoga, visualization, massage or listening to calming music. 3) Avoid triggers 4) Get active 5) Delay - If you feel like you're going to give in to your tobacco craving, tell yourself that you must first wait 10 more minutes 6) Try natural supplements Sangster’s unique blend of Lobelia & Alfalfa helps minimize tobacco cravings while reducing tension, anxiety and irritability. Lobelia can mimic your body’s reception of nicotine which reduces the withdrawal anxiety and food cravings that come with quitting smoking. It also promotes a restful sleep and helps to break down mucus to clear airways after quitting smoking.

Heart Health Tip #3 Meditating for a Healthy Heart When you’re having a stressful day at work or are overwhelmed at home, pesky stress hormones called cortisol, adrenaline and norepinephrine are released. These hormones charge forward, accelerating our heart rates and blood pressures and preparing our bodies for the perceived challenges coming our way, also known as our fight-or-flight response. This cardiovascular stress can lead to kidney damage, heart disease, heart at...tack and stroke. Meditation activates our bodies’ rest-and-digest functions, which counteracts our flight-or-fight responses. Integrating the practice into a daily routine has been linked to lower heart rate and blood pressure, which may lower your risk of heart disease. Everyday ways to practice meditation: 1) Breathe deeply. This technique is good for beginners because breathing is a natural function. Focus all your attention on your breathing. Concentrate on feeling and listening as you inhale and exhale through your nostrils. Breathe deeply and slowly. When your attention wanders, gently return your focus to your breathing. 2) Scan your body. When using this technique, focus attention on different parts of your body. Become aware of your body's various sensations, whether that's pain, tension, warmth or relaxation. Combine body scanning with breathing exercises and imagine breathing heat or relaxation into and out of different parts of your body. 3) Walk and meditate. Combining a walk with meditation is an efficient and healthy way to relax. You can use this technique anywhere you're walking, such as in a tranquil forest, on a city sidewalk or at the mall. When you use this method, slow down your walking pace so that you can focus on each movement of your legs or feet. Don't focus on a particular destination. Concentrate on your legs and feet, repeating action words in your mind such as "lifting," "moving" and "placing" as you lift each foot, move your leg forward and place your foot on the ground.

The countdown is on! Just one more week until Sangster’s in Centre Mall officially re-opens. Join us October 2-4, for our GRAND RE-OPENING! Reminder to all customers to please practice proper social distancing and follow all Health Authority guidelines. Your health and safety is our main priority!

Sangster's Daily Lung Protect can help relieve mild respiratory problems. This herbal blend is specifically formulated to reduce the symptoms associated with asthma, bronchitis and the common cold by increasing the circulation to the areas that are constricted and by helping tone the entire respiratory system. Benefits *reduces inflammation and mucous *relaxes and unclogs bronchial tubes... *acts as an expectorant See more

New Store Hours Mon, Tues & Sat 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wed, Thurs, Fri 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Sun 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.... If you are not feeling well please be respectful and do not come into the store. We do offer free shipping on orders over $50. Give us a call and we will gladly ship out your products to you 306-374-5433

Dear Family of Love and Seekers Everywhere, Coronavirus: Do Not Fear the Bogeyman The world is currently gripped in fear of the scary coronavirus. Let’s first ...get one fact clear: If you have ever had a cold or flu in your life, odds are that it was the result of a coronavirus infection. Yes, coronaviruses cause colds. But, we are being programmed with the belief that this particular cold virus is deadly. This fear has shut down concerts, conferences, and major public events all over the world. The fear has led to quarantines and closing down of international travel. It has even led to a major scarcity of toilet paper in Australia, were concerned citizens emptied the shelves of this commodity in anticipation that they will be walled up in their homes with this infection. First, how deadly is this version of the virus? Yes, there have been corona-related deaths reported with the statistics suggesting that ~2% of the infected population dies. Wow! That number is almost 1% more deaths than are attributed to any conventional flu the world experiences. What is misleading is the fear that everyone who carries this virus may die from their cold. This is simply untrue! The health of almost all the victims of this coronavirus was already compromised before they were infected. For example, the following information was provided by the news in regard to the 6 patients that died of the virus in the state of Washington last week (I added the bold print): Washington State Six people have died in Washington and health officials have identified 18 cases. Four of the cases in King County were linked to the Life Care nursing facility in Kirkland. More than 50 residents and staff at the facility are being tested. The deaths announced Monday, according to health officials, included: -A male in his 70s, who lived at LifeCare. He had underlying health conditions and died Sunday. -A female resident of LifeCare in her 70s. She also had underlying health conditions and died Sunday. -A woman in her 80s, who was already reported as in critical condition at EvergreenHealth, died Sunday. -A Snohomish County resident at EvergreenHealth also died but details of that patient have not been given. Two previously reported deaths included a man in his 70s who had underlying health conditions and had been a resident of LifeCare. He died at EvergreenHealth on Feb. 29. The other was a man in his 50s with underlying health conditions. He was admitted with serious respiratory issues and tested positive for the virus. He died at EvergreenHealth Medical Center in Kirkland. As emphasized in this report, the health of all those that died with the coronavirus was already compromised. Healthy people get cold and flu symptoms, while those already sick and near death’s door may experience the Grim Reaper when infected by the virus. True, sick people are more vulnerable to the virus; healthy people really have nothing to fear. As presented in The Biology of Belief, stress is responsible for up to 90% of illness, including heart disease, cancer and diabetes. When an individual is in stress, the release of stress hormones (e.g., cortisol) shuts down the immune system to conserve the body’s energy for running away from the perceived stressor, that proverbial saber-toothed tiger. Stress hormones are so effective at compromising the immune system, that physicians therapeutically provide recipients of organ transplants with stress hormones to prevent their immune system from rejecting the foreign implant. The conclusion is clear: The fear of the coronavirus is more deadly than the virus itself! The media (perhaps in conjunction with the pharmaceutical industry) is compromising people’s health using the fear card! This is the result of negative thinking (the nocebo effect) which is the complete opposite of the placebo effect manifest through positive thinking! If you make efforts to stay healthy, with good nutrition, exercise, taking vitamins and supplements, and more importantly, avoiding stress (e.g., the fear of the virus), even if you do get infected with the virus, you will likely only end up with a cold and/or slight fever. If you are someone with a compromised immune system, it is supportive to surround yourself with loving family and friends, nature, and positive thoughts as well as any other nutrition and vitamins that you may already be taking for your health and wellbeing. Following your intuition about what is best for you is key! The point here is that no matter who you are and what your state of health, you will only benefit from steering clear of the fear and supporting yourself in whatever way feels best to you. Please remember the truth of quantum physics, the most valid of all sciences on the planet: Consciousness is creating your life experiences! Are you being conscious of disease or of health? Wishing you all Health, Happiness and Harmony. With Love and Light, Bruce BruceLipton.com LATEST From the The Guardian (newspaper in England, March 11, 2020): What is the mortality rate of the new coronavirus? It is probably about or a bit less than 1%. Much higher figures have been flying about, but the chief medical officer, Chris Whitty, is one of those who believes it will prove to be 1% or lower. The World Health Organization’s director general, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, talked of 3.4%, but his figure was calculated by dividing the number of deaths by the number of officially confirmed cases. We know there are many more mild cases that do not get to hospital and are not being counted, which would bring the mortality rate significantly down. Deaths are highest in the elderly, with very low rates among younger people, although medical staff who treat patients and get exposed to a lot of virus are thought to be more at risk. But even among the over-80s, 90% will recover.