Finding
the perfect, unique, and appropriate gift for your loved ones can be a
stressful task. Luckily, we came up some gift recommendations for you. Maybe
these ideas will remind you of someone on your list.
Your
ex-professional golfing dad (at least he thought he was pro) is having a hard
time getting out of bed in the morning with stiff joints and rickety knees. He
dislikes taking medication is willing to try natural supplements.
Gift recommendation: P.E.A.k Endocannabinoid Support
Why: Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA)
has widespread activity in supporting and sustaining the endocannabinoid system.
PEA is scientifically shown to help reduce minor discomfort and it
supports a healthy inflammatory response.
Tossing
and turning all night, mom can’t get to sleep and when she finally manages to,
she wakes up completely unrested.
Gift recommendation: Ortho Sleep™
Why: Ortho Sleep™
combines calming herbs with melatonin as well as serotonin and Gaba precursors
to help address the root cause of sleep issues.
University
student Elaine is studying biology and wants to learn more about how her genes
affect her overall health.
Gift recommendation: MyBlueprint™
Why: MyBlueprint™ is a DNA-based nutrition and lifestyle report that
helps identify your unique genetic variations in eight key health categories.
Samuel
just started school and is expanding his mind, social circle, not to mention
the number of bugs he picks up. He seems to be catching a lot more colds,
getting ear infections and getting some nasty tummy aches. His mom has tried
all she can to get him to eat more fermented foods (we will let you guess how
that went), and even supplementing with probiotic capsules which he doesn’t
like swallowing.
Gift recommendation: LavaRox™ Immune Health
Why: This revolutionary, sugar
free granule is appealing to kids because it tastes great. Parents will love
that it has two strains of beneficial probiotics that have been shown to reduce
the number of sick days from school and digestive discomfort of school aged
children. These convenient sachets are easy to throw in with lunch.
Reuben
has a propensity to over indulge on wine, chocolate and cheese over the
holidays and inevitably complains of acid reflux. Skeptical about these
“natural remedies” he prefers to pop a bottle of tums.
Gift recommendation: Gastro Relief
Why: Not only does AOR’s Gastro
Relief offer symptomatic support for the burning, chest pain, and discomfort
associated with acid reflux, but it also addresses underlying damage to the
cells lining the stomach and esophagus.
Monique
has a child that keeps getting sick and a job that has her working 12 hour days.
She finds she is feeling anxious and but still needs to present to her
colleagues and stay alert.
Gift recommendation: Zen Theanine™
Why: Theanine found in green tea
is an amino acid that can cross the blood brain barrier. After doing so, it
shifts brain wave activity to the more relaxing alpha brain waves, allowing
calming without drowsiness.
Yourself: That’s right, you deserve
something too!
Gift recommendation: Magnesium Synergy Why: Let’s face it, most of us are not eating enough
leafy greens and even if we are the changing quality of our soil means that we
may not be getting enough magnesium. Magnesium has over 300 biochemical roles
in our body, from muscle
function, mood, sleep quality, bone health, cardiovascular support and more. So it’s a good idea to add some into
your supplement