Trying to choose the right supplements for you can feel overwhelming. Which is why our co-founders decided to make a quick video answering some of the most frequently asked questions about Earth Echo supplements
While we know that regular exercise is a huge part of supporting overall health, we want to make sure that we are supporting our body with a balance of physical activity, rest, and proper nourishment. It’s also important to always listen to your body! If something doesn’t feel right during a workout or you feel like you need a rest day, listen to the signs that your body is giving you.
While you can find turmeric at just about any grocery store, not all turmeric is created equal. You’ll want to take into account things like organic vs. non-organic, as well as where and how it was grown. Ideally, you’ll want to choose a brand of turmeric that offers transparent information about their harvesting process as we don’t want to be exposing ourselves to harmful herbicides and pesticides.
Turmeric comes with countless potential health benefits, all thanks to its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. But, in order to reap all the benefits it has to offer, we have to make sure that we are getting enough of the right kind, and that it’s also paired with black pepper to boost the absorption.
Inflammation is something we hear about all the time — but what actually is it, and why does it matter? We’re diving deep into what you need to know about how inflammation affects the body, plus tools on how to keep it at bay.
Colds, flus, and other viruses that threaten our health can have us all searching for ways to boost our immunity. And while we may not be able to create worldwide wellness in one fell swoop, we can at least start at home with ourselves and our loved ones.
So what even are adaptogens? You can think about adaptogenic herbs like your new stress-relieving BFF. But seriously, adaptogens are pretty amazing because these powerful herbs have been found to help support the body’s stress response.
Did you know that pepper is a fruit that grows on a vine? And that although most of the pepper sold and consumed is black, it actually comes in three colors?