In the summertime, it is advised by health experts to boost our daily intake of vitamin C to counterbalance the reduction of ascorbic acid caused by excessive sweating and dehydration.
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I’m part way through a week-long cleanse. It’s got me in a really good mood.. feeling clear and energized. It’s nothing crazy or super restrictive. I kept it simple. Did the prep at home with my Vitamix, some jars, and a nut milk bag.
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Feed your immune system, suggests experts. What you eat impacts how well your immune can fight off infection and battle when infected. Which foods are the best at boosting your immune system?
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Can Tea Improve Gut Health? Yes! A large body of evidence shows drinking or eating green tea daily enhances the health of your gut microbiome, ultimately improving your gut health… and more!
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Life’s better when you’re well. Antioxidants in tea leaves are helpful to the immune system. Yet, how you consume tea leaves impacts how much of an immune boost you will get. Here’s what research says is the best way to boost your immune system with tea.
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Learn to love mornings again! Whether you’re a mom or a parent, you know a good morning routine can transform your entire day. Discovering the best morning routine can be restorative, nourishing, and energizing. A less frantic morning awaits you.
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Elevate your mornings with a healthy breakfast that’s quick, delicious, and fuels you as you move into your day and towards your goals. It’s amazing - the small action of adding tea leaves to your breakfast has big benefits!
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Get a natural boost of energy when you add more greens into your day. Feel better with the nutrients leafy greens offer – they are among the healthiest foods in the world. Are you struggling to find easy ways to add more greens to your day? We get that. Here’s a resource to help you.
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Eat your tea leaves if you’re looking for a way to support your immune system, says scientific evidence. Even greater than the benefits of drinking green tea, eating the tea leaves (Camellia sinensis) offers larger amounts of key nutrients your body needs to defend itself from viruses and other invaders.
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Smoothies are good for you, according to science. Here’s how to make delicious smoothies that research shows may improve your workout, and enhance your athletic performance.
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