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For those who don’t know, I’m a wellness junkie. I’m all about trying the latest health trends in order to learn more about what works best for me and my health. So whenever I hear about a new product on the market, I have to check it out. It can be overwhelming to navigate the wellness world, but I’ve got your back. That’s why I’ve put together a list of health products to keep on your radar this Spring.
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With Spring right around the corner, and the promise of warmer weather ahead (fingers crossed), Canadians are starting to ramp up their physical activity. But even with the nicer weather ahead, we could all use some extra motivation and encouragement. The smallest changes can make the biggest difference when it comes to your health. And I think that a lot of people can forget this.
As Hippocrates said, “Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.” When it comes to health benefits, products from the hive are one of the simplest, yet most powerful way to protect your body. Humans have benefited from bees and their nourishing superfoods since prehistoric times. Bees produce products like honey, pollen and propolis that are loaded with minerals, enzymes and antioxidants. These products have a variety of functions to support optimal health; from improving sleep quality, to boosting energy and strengthening the immune system. They also pollinate approximately a third of the crops we eat, including strawberries, lemon, coconut and coffee.