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If you are looking to maximize your energy and boost your vitality, today I’m going to share with you a few tips and recommendations that I share with my patients who find that their energy has dipped, sometimes their mental focus has gone down, and they’ve just noticed that they don’t have that kind of zesty life energy. So, here are some recommendations.
1. Support Your Brain
Number one, I really, really love to support our brain with one of the most powerful nootropic herbals called bacopa. [1] Bacopa is something that we have in our brain-supportive supplement that I really, really love. So, our Brain Health 8 has eight assorted herbals that are good for brain health, but bacopa is the winner here in improving your mental energy and overall energy in your body. Bacopa is one of those powerhouse herbals that will help you feel more energized. It’s almost like a natural caffeine, but there’s no caffeine and you’re just going to feel the lift.
So, if you felt like a slump in the mid part of the day, or at 2:00 or 3:00 PM you’re feeling kind of a lull in your energy, bacopa can help support that by supporting your brain energy.
2. Support Your Adrenal Glands
The second kind of blend of powerhouses here for supporting energy and vitality is to reach for functional mushrooms. Our 7 Mushrooms is going to support your adrenals, it’s going to help balance sleep, and it is going to help lower and recalibrate your cortisol levels.
Your adrenal glands are the glands that are responding to everyday stressors, and the fight-or-flight mode you might be stuck in that’s a stress loop may be impacting not just only your sleep but your overall energy.
And, basically, when the adrenals are imbalanced and we’re producing more cortisol, basically, your transmission is revving. And so, functional mushrooms like cordyceps and lion’s mane and reishi and even chaga can really help improve your energy, help manage both physical and mental resilience, and can help boost up the power reserves of your body by addressing your adrenal health and helping manage cortisol.
Functional mushrooms, the whole cascade of 7 Mushrooms in our seven-mushroom blend, these are what we call adaptogenic mushrooms. They help your body adapt every day, every minute, every hour to stressors that are going to bombard your body. And so, if you find that you’re stressed out, you’re maxed and taxed, you’re just overwhelmed, and that stress is draining your energy and decreasing your vitality, 7 Mushrooms can be helpful.
3. Boost Core Nutrition
Now, the other recommendation is to boost up your core nutrition, meaning all your micronutrients, microminerals, and really give your body all the power in nutrition to support your body on a cellular level.
I love to recommend, one of the easiest ways to support your vitality, I recommend reaching for our newer blend of our OrganiGreens. This is a green powerhouse powder that mixes really easily in smoothies. I even use it in our baked goods, and I will sprinkle sometimes this into sauces and soups, so you can really be creative in how you use it.
But this, OrganiGreens is going to give you a baseline, a foundational layer of nutrition that maybe you might be missing. Some B vitamins, you might be missing some minerals. Our combination of fermented greens as well as some probiotics and other good plant-based nutrition, that’s going to fill in the gaps where maybe there are some missing pieces.
And honestly, it’s not uncommon if you’re taking supplements, particularly not so much supplements. But if you’re taking medicine, you might have scripts that you’re taking. They can deplete mineral reserves and even some of your B vitamin levels. Stress all on its own is going to be depleting to your micronutrients. So, I love our OrganiGreens powder.
4. Optimize Your Vitamin D3 Level
The other recommendation is to make sure that you are optimizing your vitamin D3. If you haven’t tested your vitamin D3, do get that tested. You want to be above 85 on the scale when you’re getting that testing. Usually 85 to about 110, we’ve seen some incremental changes in increasing what the “optimized” level is. So, definitely reach for optimization there.
5. Boost Energy With Vitamin B Complex
And then last and final, one of my favorite go-tos for just boosting your energy is to reach for a liquid B complex, a methylated B complex that you can kind of do a pump in your mouth and then that just really helps support your stress levels. [2]
B vitamins are often the most difficult for our body to maintain those levels because they’re water-soluble. And if you have any methylation challenges, if you’re not getting the right form of B vitamin, then you might not be able to actually integrate that. So, reach for a good methylated B complex.
And these are powerful tips to support your brain and overall energy inside your body for optimized vitality.
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Today’s Ask Dr. Melissa question comes from Darcy. Darcy asks, “What can I do about blood clots in my lungs?”
Pulmonary Embolism
So, Darcy, this is often known as a pulmonary embolism [1]. And I’ve actually worked with a lot of patients who have pulmonary embolism – or embolisms because usually there’s multiple clots – for an assortment of reasons. Sometimes it’s post-surgical, or after an accident, or after a virus, or a situation where a blood clot moves from another part of the body.
Most notably, I’ve worked with Serena Williams [2] in the early 2010s, when she had her own pulmonary embolism, the first of a few. And so I want to share with you what I’ve shared with her that you might find helpful.
First of all, if you’re aware of a pulmonary embolism, you should be under the care of a pulmonologist and a cardiologist. And often they’re going to be prescribing medication, that is to help break up the clots or thin your blood. This is really important to know, that some medication may be prohibitive of certain herbs and certain natural supplements that I ordinarily recommend.
Test Your Vitamin K Levels
But I can tell you one really important lab value to have tested, actually two lab values, but one is going to be a nutrient, a micronutrient that we call vitamin K.
Understanding where are your vitamin K levels will help you understand if you have low K, then you might be at risk for greater clotting. When we have low vitamin K levels, we have low clotting factor in the blood.
And vitamin K is often given to kids, infants early on, because it helps with the clotting mechanisms. There can be influences that lower your vitamin K levels [3]. Maybe you’re not eating enough food, vitamin K-based foods, maybe there might be medication that’s lowering that level.
Genetic Testing for Clotting Factors
And then another factor that you can test for is genetic kind of testing, to identify your clotting factors, or if you have any type of genetic history or predisposition that leads you to having a blood clotting disorder. Which is really common, and most people aren’t aware of it until unfortunately they have a blood clot that pops up, thrombosis or pulmonary embolism.
Compression Therapy Helps Lower Blood Clot Risk
Now, the second thing that I recommend is actually using compression socks and compression therapy to be more preventive in lowering the risk of more blood clots forming, and then traveling up into the lungs and possibly to the heart. It’s not uncommon, also, that you might have a surgery where they put in a little cage, if you will, that helps prevent a blood clot from getting into your heart, which can be often fatal.
Turmeric & Ginger As Natural Blood Thinners
And the third recommendation here is to look at natural foods that might thin your blood gently, but also being aware that if you are on blood thinners, which is going to be common for blood clots in the lungs, that these might be contraindicated and counterproductive to that medication. But generally, natural blood thinners are going to look like herbs that we know as ginger and turmeric.
Our T3D has the fermented form of turmeric that I love to recommend for a lot of folks that might be trying to be preventive, or maybe they’re looking to lower their blood clot risk, or may have some mild blood clotting, or thrombosis, or even fibrin density in their blood. This can be noted in CDC labs, and folks might be diagnosed with thicker blood. That can be quite helpful.
Consult With Your Doctor to Prevent Contraindications
But again, be very cognizant of the medication you’re taking. You don’t want to thin your blood too much, that can be a risk factor. But also know that over time and dedication and monitoring, that these are less of a risk when they… unfortunately, when many go unchecked.
Make sure, if you aren’t being monitored by a medical team, that you do so and that you routinely check-in. And we’ve seen many cases resolve in three to six months. But definitely check your genetics, because that can tell you if you need to consume ginger and turmeric on the daily after this resolves to help with the blood clotting.
And often, blood clots, depending on the type and the form, can be related to fibrin density in your bloodstream, so making sure you are enhancing your vitamin K intake. And also consuming proteolytic enzymes, like serrapeptase and nattokinase, can be really helpful in breaking up those dense fibrins that are clotting in their activity.
I hope that’s helpful, Darcy. And any of you folks out there who might have other pulmonary or cardiovascular questions, feel free to ask here, and I will answer in future Ask The Doctor replies.
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Today’s Ask The Doctor question comes from Mike who says, “I want to improve my energy. Please help.”
Well, Mike, you are not alone in feeling like you are maybe slightly fatigued or just dealing with low energy.
Test Key Lab Values First
So, I first want to start with making sure that you’ve had an assortment of lab values analyzed that can be very influential in your energy levels. So, first and foremost, I want to make sure you’ve had your iron, full iron assessed. So, this includes your folate, so your levels of B12, folic acid, your iron, total iron, and also ferritin. So, let’s make sure your blood cells are being energized and getting all the oxygen and all the energy and nutrition they need.
Then the other lab value that’s really important to analyze is your D3 level. So, those are kind of two big lab values that if I have a patient that says, “I want to improve my energy,” I start there first.
Are Your Adrenals or Blood Sugar Imbalanced?
The other thing that I also assess are your adrenal glands. It’s not uncommon that you might be dealing with a little stress or maybe the residual effect of a stressful episode or event or time period in your life, and your adrenal glands are part of your body’s natural stress response mechanism [1]. So, they are constantly in a state of responding to fight-or-flight stressful scenarios.
Over time, your adrenals can create a scenario or situation in your body where your circadian rhythm, your day and night cycle, gets imbalanced. And that tends to be where I see a lot of people kind of riding a rollercoaster of energy. And that rollercoaster of energy also includes high cortisol, increases your insulin levels, and so it’s a blood sugar. So, that’s something also to monitor and to just analyze where your blood sugar levels are. Want to make sure you aren’t dealing with any dips in blood sugar that might be indicative of insulin.
Is Your Sleep Cycle Optimized?
So, last and final, Mike, the other thing that can really greatly improve your energy is your sleep cycle and improving your sleep state. I call this sleep hygiene, and I actually have a whole masterclass about how to optimize your sleep.
But speaking about your adrenals, it’s not uncommon that the imbalance in your circadian rhythm or the overwhelm of your body’s fight-or-flight response mechanism can offset your natural sleep cycle. So, if you find that you are feeling wired and tired, your brain’s racing and your body’s fatigued, or you wake up multiple times throughout the night, which is really common for a lot of my male patients, then we need to zero in on improving your sleep cycle.
And sometimes that might be reaching for an herbal. I do recommend folks grab Magnesium 7 here because magnesium is great for helping to recalibrate that energy process and helps with the sleep cycle, taking it during the day and at night. You can take it any time, but magnesium is really important for helping optimize your sleep.
The other thing that might be helpful is adding like a valerian or a kava kava. These are powerful, central nervous system-soothing, calming herbals that will aid in helping you sleep better.
So, I hope those recommendations are helpful. I hope you do see your energy improve, and let me know if you have any other questions.
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Today, ladies, I want to talk about how to manage menopause. This topic is a huge point of interest for a lot of our Organixx members and consumers, and so I want to detail five ways that will help women manage both perimenopause, which is usually about 15 years, potentially, of hormonal imbalances and hormonal distress that leads up to the 12 months of a cycleless time. So let’s dig into these resources.
1. Magnesium Supplementation
Number one, my favorite and absolute critical mineral that you need to be reaching for to help you manage the assorted imbalances and symptoms of menopause is magnesium. And you’re in luck because we have a multi-spectrum magnesium in our Magnesium 7.
So, magnesium is really critical for not just menopause, but overall optimal wellness because your body uses magnesium in over 600 assorted, enzymatic reactions and engagements within the body. Magnesium helps to block calcium that might be entering the bloodstream. In that blocking, it re-articulates the magnesium and calcium into your bone matter.
So, magnesium is like a calcium bouncer in your bloodstream, keeping calcium in your teeth and in your bones. And this is really important because when women start to have the decrease of estrogen, it increases the loss of bone density. So, we start to see women creeping into osteopenia – that’s a precursory state to osteoporosis. And magnesium is the critical piece here for enhancing your bone density and also helping you feel less stressed, easing you into a restful sleep.
So, magnesium is great. I start with that because it’s the most important. So, make sure you add to your cart our Magnesium 7.
2. Acupuncture for Menopause Symptom Relief
Second recommendation is to reach for acupuncture. I love to recommend acupuncture as a more natural, therapeutic resource that helps calm not just your stress levels, and it also reduces your inflammation, but acupuncture activates certain glandular systems, our endocrine hormone production, and the process of that engagement between our hypothalamus, our pituitary gland, our adrenals, communication between the thyroid and our ovaries.
So, acupuncture can tap into helping you offset assorted symptoms like hot flashes and insomnia and just overall imbalance with your hormones. I love acupuncture. I’m a consumer of acupuncture. I’ve had acupuncture in my wellness centers. I love, love this as a therapy, especially for women that are dealing with hormonal imbalances.
3. Manage Stress Levels
Third is stress management. And this is one of these things… sometimes just thinking about menopause and your sort of symptoms stresses you out. But the reality is stress and the imbalance in cortisol, the stress hormone levels, and your body’s innate stress response mechanism, this is an underlying root cause of a lot of the common challenging and frustrating symptoms of menopause.
There are things you can do to manage stress. I’m going to recommend my free stress relief course. It’s a free course, three assorted modules that help you understand immediate tactical DIY ways to reduce your central nervous system overwhelm.
But you can also do things like taking an adrenal stress test. In your adrenal glands, the most common way that we test them is via saliva. So, you do like a spit test. You put saliva in these vials, and we evaluate your cortisol level.
It’s not uncommon that when I’m looking at women that are perimenopausal or menopausal, their cortisol lab results are all whacked out. They’re sometimes spiking in cortisol at night. It’s the reverse of what we want to see. We want to see women spiking in the morning and kind of dipping to the lowest point of cortisol. So, you have sleep imbalances or feel just wired and tired. You have low progesterone, excesses of estrogen. Even when both of those values are low, cortisol is the root of that.
So, managing stress by improving your focus on yoga and adding in routine meditation and breathing exercises are helpful, but definitely do assess your cortisol, and I recommend taking my stress-relief course.
4. Herbals to Balance Hormone Ratios
Fourth is a whole category of herbals that are really aimed at helping you manage the assorted imbalances of decreasing estrogen and really decreasing progesterone.
When women reach the age of 35, 40, their progesterone starts dropping by upwards of 90%. Estrogen starts to taper down a little bit, but there’s, the biggest difference is that ratio between the major dip of progesterone and that ends up putting women into an estrogen-dominant state. That’s where a lot of the symptoms lie, that imbalance.
Herbals like black cohosh, red clover, and even maca are really helpful at lifting the progesterone and balancing the estrogen so we’re not showcasing a lot of those symptoms in that dip or the imbalance in that ratio between estrogen and progesterone.
5. Natural Hormone Replacement Therapies
And fifth kind of leads me into hormone replacement therapy. I’ve actually done a whole video on YouTube about this. If you’re curious, I’d recommend you watch that.
But the idea of hormone replacement therapy we have debunked in our clinical research, particularly with women in hormone replacement therapy. That has been a category that a lot of women have stayed away from because earlier research showed that there might be an inclination that hormone replacement therapy caused cancer. That is not accurate and is not a true assessment of the benefits of hormone replacement therapy.
So, adding in natural plant-based creams like progesterone cream, adding DHEA, and sometimes women need also to lift their testosterone levels. That can be a game changer in terms of energy, their libido, their mental focus, and just feeling like they’re back to their normal selves. So, don’t stave or don’t minimize the powerful impact natural hormone replacement therapy can have to help you get through menopause symptom management.
So, those are five tips. I hope these are helpful. If you have any specific menopause or perimenopausal questions, please let me know. And if you want to take one of my masterclasses, I actually have a hormone masterclass and a specific menopause masterclass that really deep dives into the mechanics, the hormonal elements involved. There’s a lot to managing menopause, but these five tips are extremely helpful. So, I can’t wait for you to test these out in your life.
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Today, let’s talk about ovarian cancer awareness. The silent killer in so many women, especially women in the post-menopausal category.
Optimal ovarian health is so important, and I want to share with you four really important tips and resources to lower your risk of ovarian cancer, and daily, weekly, and monthly resources you can deploy and implement in your life to help you support the most optimized ovarian health.
Applies to Women in All Life Stages
So first, before we begin, I really want to highlight that it does not matter if you are menstruating, ovulating, or in a post-menopausal state, as long as you have ovaries, it’s very important that we support their health. And that when your ovaries peter out and they’re no longer functional, they’re still there and they’re still in an operative state. They’re just not there in the functionality that they had been when we were in our fertile phase.
So, it’s really important, even if you are a post-menopausal woman, that you do routine scans, transvaginal ultrasounds[1], and have your ovaries checked on an annual basis, not just through a digital exam, but also transvaginal. It’s really important to view your ovaries.
1. Castor Oil Packs for Your Ovaries
Okay, so let’s kick off with these four tips. Number one, castor oil packing over your lower abdomen, targeting your left and right ovary, or ovaries, are very, very important. That’s a very important particular protocol and resource, in that when we castor oil pack your ovaries, you can have a more functional process of your ovaries.
It’s not uncommon that women have scarring, follicular-related scarring, scar tissue, they may have cysts, and they may even have an ovary that’s an abnormal size, and that can be common when we’re menstruating, and it can be common after the fact. But the state of your ovary, the size particularly, and any cystic or scar-related tissue will put you at a higher risk for ovarian cancer. So, if you’ve ever had a history of cysts, or ruptured cysts, or lesions, or abnormal sizing of your ovary, it’s really important that we castor oil pack on a weekly basis.
Even if you haven’t had those, castor oil packing, which is a topical application of an oil, castor oil-soaked pad or cloth that is heated externally and deploys the castor oil in through the dermal layer, and it’s so powerful. Castor oil is very dense, it gets past the skin and dermal layers, and infuses this rich, dense oil that has the capacity to basically massage and detox the organ and can reduce sizes of cysts and fibroids. I love this, particularly for all women who want to invigorate circulation, the blood flow, and the lymphatics around their ovaries.
2. Bring Your Ovaries Back Online
Number two. It’s really important that, especially for menstruating ladies, it’s important that we bring your ovaries online. And I say this meaning it’s not uncommon that the ovaries get offline. There’s a communication between ovaries, the brain, the ovaries and the thyroid, the ovaries and the adrenals that sometimes can get a little skewed and it can be taken offline very simply by stress, by chemical influences, by medication influences – birth control pill, thyroid medication – and also via cysts, ruptured cysts, and even menopause.
Some of the things we need to dial in, we want to bring our ovaries back online. We want to dial in your thyroid health, so you definitely want to test all of your thyroid hormone values because they’re going to greatly influence the functionality of your ovaries when you are menstruating. And even after the fact, for ladies who are post-menopausal and even ladies who may have had their ovaries removed, you still have tissue that is ovarian tissue that can be suspect and can turn into cancer.
What If You Don’t Have Ovaries?
I have patients who don’t have ovaries and have ovarian cancer. So, I just want to put that out there that it’s really important we bring your ovaries back online, connect those pathways and the communication between the other glandular tissue, so that we have the most optimized ovarian health.
And also, depending on your state, it may be something where if you’re a subclinical hypothyroidism, a drop or two of iodine, which we have here at Organixx, may be helpful in supporting the function of your ovarian health. So, just know: test, don’t guess, and always treat based on quantifiable lab data.
3. Eat a Low-Sugar Diet
Number three. This is really, really important. Practicing and consuming a low glycemic index diet – which is focused on treating, addressing, and balancing insulin resistance and glucose intolerance – is essential for optimal ovarian health. So, if you are in a pre-diabetic state, that will negatively impact your ovaries. So, if you are regularly monitoring via a glucose monitor on your arm, and if you aren’t, I recommend that, it’s so powerful.
Glucose is really the key for optimized aging and optimal health in all aspects of our body. When we analyze your glucose, it can tell us a lot about how open your cells are to glucose and insulin. And the ovaries are highly sensitive, very, very, very sensitive to insulin, the overwhelm of insulin.
So, if you have cortisol that’s elevated, lots of stress, imbalanced diet, and you might not be exercising, the likelihood is that your insulin, you’re showcasing, demonstrating signs of insulin resistance and glucose intolerance that will negatively impact your ovaries.
And many of my women who have cysts on their ovaries or lesions around the ovaries or follicular imbalances, the root cause of that state of the ovaries is going to be the insulin balance, insulin resistance. So, really important to evaluate that type of lifestyle and how you can incorporate the lowest glycemic index foods and really focus on balancing insulin resistance and glucose intolerance.
4. Be Aware of “Silent” Symptoms
And, last and final, one of the most important things here, because ovarian cancer is so silent, and I work with women all the time who have late-stage diagnoses that have had symptoms, but we don’t necessarily bring those to light that it may be an ovarian cancer or it might be an ovarian health problem.
Here are some symptoms to be aware of, and they can often be masked as IBS, gas and bloating, constipation. So, be aware that if you have any number or multiple symptoms here, it’s not a bad idea to give your OBGYN a call and get in and get a transvaginal ultrasound. That is a view of your ovaries, both left and right, or if you have one, we’ll view one, and we can look at the other cavity to identify any changes, any abnormalities that need to be analyzed.
Abnormal abdominal pain is very common. We will also have women that have bloating, so lower abdominal bloating. Now, this is really one of those things where it’s really common. A lot of women will have gas and bloating and they think they have IBS or candida problem, and that may be true, but they may also have some underlying ovarian imbalances or the ovarian health is showcasing some signs of imbalance.
The other thing are going to be, these symptoms are really key, changes in your bowel movement. So, any bowel changes, either you’ve gone from IBS-like symptoms to just full constipation for days, weeks on end, or changes in the bowel consistency, the color, frequency – all of the things that are different than your normal routine need to be noted as symptoms.
And then the other common, but also under-communicated symptom is frequent urination because a lot of times the early staging of ovarian dysfunction and even cellular changes to the ovaries, the ovaries will enlarge in size and depending on where your anatomy is and if you have a uterus or not, or if you had kids, the placement of your ovaries will impact and influence the state of your bladder health. And so, frequent urination can be an underlying symptom.
So, those are really key signs. If you check yes to all of those, do yourself, your peace of mind, a favor and call your OBGYN and ask to have a transvaginal ultrasound, a view of your ovaries, and tell them that you think you might be showcasing signs of ovarian distress. And that will be what you need to do when you call your doctor.
So, I hope these tips are helpful, ladies. Please share this video with all the ladies, friends, daughters, mothers, sisters, aunts, grandparents in your lives. This is really critical knowledge and we can reduce the silent killer by creating awareness. I look forward to answering any specific ovarian health questions you might have in future Ask the Doctor Melissa videos.
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Friends, I am so excited to introduce you to our third version of the OrganiGreens here at Organixx. This is by far my favorite and best-on-the-market green powder that is USDA Certified Organic. But more importantly, a power punch to support all of your assorted health needs, your desire to live a healthy lifestyle, your desire to be preventative and address any inflammation or oxidative stress, and just overall support your body from a deep, deep immune, gut, and cellular level.
Powerful Nutritional Profile
Let me share with you some of the amazing things that we have in the OrganiGreens. First of all, it is a very, very powerful vegan and vegetarian option for many of you who are looking for a protein blend, but do not want to have any type of animal-based product. So, just know, that you are going to get very, very powerful combination of proteins that also are aligned with amino acids so that you can absorb, assimilate, and utilize those proteins.
Support for MTHFR Gene Mutation
The other thing that’s really great is we also have added assorted nutrients like methylfolate and methyl B-12. For many of you who are aware of your assorted MTHFR gene mutation [1], that can be preventative in your detoxification process. And the lack of methylation in Bs are often what leads to a lot of illnesses and diseases. So, when you’re reaching for a good B nutrient, you want it to be in a methyl form. And so we’re going to get that in OrganiGreens.
So yay, I’m super excited about that because it allows your body to use and harness the power of Bs to re-energize your cells and to help balance your central nervous system and support your adrenal glands.
Added Enzyme Support
The other thing that I love is that we have a very robust, powerful enzyme blend, and the enzyme blend here is such that is going to help not only your body digest and assimilate all the powerful plant-based nutrients that we deliver in the greens, but it’s also going to help support your digestive process.
So, for instance, if you have GERD or indigestion, or notice that you don’t digest food well or your transit time of digestion is slowed, the enzyme blend here is so robust that it will help you and support that whole process. So, I really love that.
No Hidden or Added Sweeteners
And there’s no added sweetener. We use natural plant-based powders in the ingredients, juices – a pomegranate and raspberry – to deliver natural sweetening sweetener. So often, why I put on back on the shelf certain ingredients or certain green powders is that they have stevia or they have that weird sugar finish that tastes kind of odd and it doesn’t taste like a really good healthy smoothie.
Greens & Mushrooms Enhance the Potency
You don’t have to worry about that here with our OrganiGreens, but let’s talk about the greens that are in it. We have a robust blend of spirulina and alfalfa and purple maize, and we also have barley greens in our green powder, but we just don’t stop with the greens. We also add in the functional mushrooms. So, we go a step further by even further enhancing the potency, the nutritional power, and the healing power of the green powder.
So, you’re going to find turkey tail, you’re going to find reishi and shiitake in a fermented form, which makes it more bioavailable. And then we also add in a little licorice and some slippery elm. Which I love for digestive challenges. It’s very soothing, very coating, it’s very supportive of the mucosal lining. And then we finish with kelp and a raspberry juice powder.
Great Way to Start the Day & Avoid Energy Lulls
This is so fantastic, and what you’re going to find is if you start your day with… let’s just say you make an OrganiGreens super protein shake, you could simply add the greens to any of your nut milks or whatever you’re using like a kefir. But if you added in your regular mix of chia seeds and some flax seeds and even add in our collagen, I would recommend adding in our collagen powder, too. Throw in a banana and maybe some berries. That is a power punch of nutrition, and you’re going to feel so great.
You’re not going to have a mid-morning or mid-afternoon lull, and you can rest assured that all the nutrients are supporting your wellness desires. Meaning you’re reducing your antioxidant levels, you are supporting your liver and your detox function. You are enhancing your body’s nutrient intake via enzymes and amino acids and a very powerful and clean protein. So, you’re supporting all aspects of your body in this amazing powder pack.
So, I’m excited to introduce this to you in version 3.0. It is by far the best powder that you are going to find on the market in the green powder space, and I hope you grab your powder today, and I can’t wait to hear all about the assorted smoothies and mixes that you use and even bake with this.
So, make sure you grab one of our powder packs. Just one scoop is all you need a day, and I cannot wait to hear all your success stories and how much you love it. We love it here at Organixx, and I’m so excited to introduce this for our Organixx team.
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