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Add ice to a shaker. Pour High Rhode, ginger juice, and agave syrup into the shaker.
Muddle four raspberries until smoothly blended and add to shaker. Shake for 30 seconds then pour over ice in a rocks glass. Top with club soda. Rub the mint between the fingers to release the oils, then garnish.
Add ice to a rocks glass. Stir in Kin High Rhode, citrus bitters, and grapefruit soda for 30 seconds. Top with sparkling water and garnish with the citrus of your choice.
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Clear, glowing skin starts from within and with the holiday’s around the corner we are sharing one of our favorite recipes by Olivia Muniak: Roasted Cauliflower & Gremoleta
It’s totally normal to feel self-conscious about the little dimples you might have on your backside. I always preach self-love, but these troublesome areas can be frustrating. Some women have more of it than others, and some have virtually none at all.
So, let’s break it down. What actually is cellulite? Cellulite, also known as adiposis edematosa, simply refers to the fatty deposits under your skin that push against connective tissue. The causes can range from hormonal changes, poor diet, lifestyle choices, age, and/or genetic predisposition.
Of course, you are your own worst critic, but there are some natural ways to heal through food and lessen the appearance and growth of cellulite on the body. Here are 10 cellulite reducing foods to consider adding to your diet.
1. ORANGES AND LEMONS
The vitamin C powerhouse that boosts collagen production. Collagen is used to make the connective tissue in skin, tendons, and ligaments, helping to play a role in smooth skin. Lemons are also great for flushing out toxins from the liver that could be contributing to cellulite.
2. BELL PEPPERS
Bell peppers are also a major source of vitamin C. Bell peppers are best when eaten raw to reduce the appearance of cellulite and provide one and half times your needed recommended dietary allowance of vitamin C. Now we’ve just told you that vitamin C is good for cellulite.
3. AVOCADO
High in healthy fats and fiber, avocados provide a high level of Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs). These help to keep the skin strong, soft and stretchy.
4. FLAX SEEDS
Flaxseeds are a great plant-based source of omega 3s fatty acids, and also contain lignans, a type of phytoestrogen proven to balance estrogen levels, which plays a significant role in the development of cellulite.
5. ASPARAGUS
Asparagus has an abundance of anti-inflammatory properties, which reduce bloating while remaining low in calories, and is great for flushing out toxins that can lead to cellulite, by stimulating blood circulation.
6. BROCCOLI
Broccoli is a cruciferous vegetable that is rich in plant nutrients that help boost metabolism and detoxify. For added benefits, eat it raw.
7. LEAFY GREENS (KALE, SPINACH)
Kale and spinach are also high in vitamin C and a low-calorie vegetable, making them great for preventing unwanted fat deposits. Broccoli also contains magnesium, which helps to keep your skin looking young and a healthy digestive tract.
8. FATTY FISH (SALMON, TUNA)
Salmon and tuna are a great source of essential omega-3 fats. These healthy fats improve the fluidity and stability of your body’s cell membranes, so they won’t degrade and go dimply. Choose wild over farmed for a richer fat source and steam rather than fry to preserve the benefits of these cellulite reducing foods.
9. BANANA
Bananas are a great energy source and are high in minerals like zinc which is great for skin health. Banana’s are also known for boosting blood flow because of the potassium they contain, which can also help prevent cellulite..
10. RAW NUTS
Nuts are great and provide essential fatty acids, and a diet staple to lessen the appearance of cellulite. Omega-3 fatty acids contribute to the health of the skin cell membrane, which not only blocks harmful compounds like toxic chemicals but also holds in healthy elements to make your skin look softer, fuller and wrinkle-free.
One of my favorite recipes that is delicious, nutrient-dense, and has a few cellulite reducing ingredients!
MINT CHIP GREENS SMOOTHIE
1 scoop chocolate vegan protein
Handful of spinach
¼ avocado
½ teaspoon of peppermint extract
1 tablespoon of flax seeds
¾ cup of water
Handful of ice
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Author Bio:
Alex Timion is a Holistic Health Coach that believes in a healthy lifestyle that is attainable and approachable. The driving force to her health and wellness journey dates back to college where she witnessed her mom’s battle with cancer and the foods, medicines, and treatment plans she was placed on. Nothing was healthy, it was full of added sugars, hard to pronounce ingredients and more. Since then, Alex has had a passion to change the conversation and promote the mentality of food as medicine. Using real, nutrient dense foods to fuel your body and heal holistically.
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