On May 26, 2009 (Mother’s Day in Poland), the Foundation debuted its Pregnancy Portal, a non-profit website for people who are planning to have a baby, pregnant women and parents of young children.

On May 26, 2009, the Foundation debuted its Pregnancy Portal for people who are planning to have a baby, pregnant women and parents of young children.

VitaminK2.org is the collective work of an international community seeking to explore and understand the emerging role of natural vitamin K2 and human health.

VitaminK2.org is the collective work of an international community seeking to explore and understand the emerging role of natural vitamin K2.

As of January 1, 2010, a father raising a child has the right to paternity leave. In September 2011, ISHF launched the portal www.urlopojcowski.info with the objective of inspiring men to become more involved in raising their own children, and informing them of their rights.

The ISHF launched the portal with the objective of inspiring men to become more involved in raising their own children, and informing them of their rights.

According to the WHO, in 2015 every third couple in the world will need professional assistance getting pregnant. A lonely and scary situation, in 2011, ISHF started working on a portal – www.staraniowy.pl – to provide a reliable source of information on fertility problems.

In 2011, ISHF started working on a portal – www.staraniowy.pl – to provide a reliable source of information on fertility problems.

The International Health and Science Foundation wishes to support known for centuries, natural medicinal products. That is why we become interested in a mushroom called Agaricus Blazei Murill (ABM ).

The Foundation wishes to support laboratory and clinical tests that are designed to confirm the beneficial effects of Agaricus Blazei Murill.

With a growing body of evidence supporting the benefits of krill and omega-3 fatty acids for human health, in 2011, the ISHF established www.krillfacts.org to encourage children and adults to learn the facts.

In 2011 the ISHF established www.krillfacts.org to encourage children and adults to learn the facts.