In this edition we will be discussing the very prevalent topic of how to keep up our immunity in order to beat the winter months’ wrath. None of us can stand the sniffling and coughing and the achy pains when we catch whatever is “going around”, so we want to arm our Satya Family with easy ways to help give our immune systems a boost.
We will also be discussing the top natural ingredients for winter wellness.
Keep an eye out for our latest promo which includes our 4 newest juices. We hope you’ll love them as much as we do, as well as our Juice Spotlight:
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This immune-boosting “Miraculous” elixir makes apple cider vinegar look tame. Start each day with 1 Tbsp. of Fire Cider.
Fire Cider is a tonic produced by steeping ginger, garlic, onions, horseradish, turmeric, rosemary, and peppers in apple cider vinegar for a minimum of six weeks.
The flavor falls somewhere between pickle juice and Kombucha—and when you take a straight shot of it, the heat of horseradish wakes up your senses and boosts your immunity.
Fire Cider is made from nutritional powerhouses—horseradish in particular. It’s an incredibly “powerful botanical”.
Impressive ingredients that go on and on:
*Garlic is an antioxidant and can help regulate blood pressure
*Turmeric has anti-inflammatory properties
*Ginger has warming abilities
*Horseradish boosts metabolism
As the seasons change so does our body’s ability to handle them. Sip on this tonic and say no way to getting sick this season…
Each bottle is 16 ounces, has a 6 Month Shelf Life and gives you a few weeks’ worth of daily shots.
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Vitamin C
Surprisingly, the human body doesn’t produce this wonder vitamin for itself. This makes it crucial for us to find foods rich in Vitamin C like oranges, grapefruits, and pomegranates.
Echinacea
With its ability to support immunity against illnesses like the common cold with speed and ease, this herb can help reduce the severity and duration of your cold.
Pelargonium Root
Native to South Africa, this cold and flu fighting plant is used for upper respiratory infections including bronchitis, sinusitis, sore throats, tonsillitis and the common cold.
Vitamin D
Even though we may feel like we have plenty of sunshine in the summer – we’re often deficient in this vitamin in the winter. Commonly known for keeping bones strong, it is also well known for its effective immune strengthening benefits.
