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Hydration is a foundational part of well-being, especially during pregnancy, postpartum, intense activity, or times of high stress. But plain water alone doesn’t cut it. Without minerals, water can actually dilute the electrolytes your body needs to stay balanced. These adrenal-supportive drinks are an easy, delicious way to stay hydrated, recover faster, and support hormone and nervous system health. Think fewer headaches, less cramping, better sleep, and more steady energy. Bonus: kids love them, too.
BLENDED ORANGE ADRENAL
¼ cup collagen
4 ounces organic orange juice
2 ounces coconut cream
3-4 ounces coconut water
¼ teaspoon salt
BEET & ALOE ADRENAL
4 ounces whole-leaf aloe vera juice
4 ounces beet, cranberry, or pineapple juice
½ lemon or lime, juiced
1-2 ounces sparkling water
¼ teaspoon salt or trace minerals
COCONUT WATER ADRENAL
8 ounces coconut water
1-2 limes, juiced
¼ teaspoon salt
Ice, optional if blending
LABOR-AID CONCENTRATE
¼ cup raw honey or maple syrup
2 ¼ cups raw apple cider vinegar
½ cup lemon juice
2-3 tablespoons grated ginger
2-4 tablespoons mineral drops
1 teaspoon mineral salt
NORA PREGNANCY TEA
1 cup nettles
1 cup oat straw
1 cup red raspberry leaf
1 cup alfalfa
Chamomile, optional
Peppermint, optional
Lemon balm, optional
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Hydration is a foundational part of well-being, especially during pregnancy, postpartum, intense activity, or times of high stress. But plain water alone doesn’t cut it. Without minerals, water can actually dilute the electrolytes your body needs to stay balanced. These adrenal-supportive drinks are an easy, delicious way to stay hydrated, recover faster, and support hormone and nervous system health. Think fewer headaches, less cramping, better sleep, and more steady energy. Bonus: kids love them, too.
No coconut water? Use filtered water and add ¼ teaspooncream of tartar for a natural potassium boost.
Blend or shake until smooth. Serve over ice.
Shake or blend until well combined and serve over ice.
Shake or blend (with ice if desired) until frothy. Serve cold.
Mix ingredients with ½ cup warm water until honey is dissolved, thenadd cold water to taste (about 4 cups). Store in fridge and serve cold.
Mix all ingredients together and store in a sealed jar.
To Brew:
Serve warm or cold. Keeps in fridge for 3 days.
Both of Torie’s kids had sips of sauerkraut juice and NORA tea by 6 months. Start ‘em young!
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