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Energy is the foundation of everything we do, from powering our morning workouts to staying focused at work and being present with our loved ones. It's not just about staying awake; it’s about showing up fully, mentally and physically, every day. Fun Facts About Energy: The brain uses approximately 20% of your daily energy intake. Mitochondria, often called the “powerhouses” of cells, convert food into usable energy. Even mild dehydration can significantly reduce your energy and focus. Common Energy Struggles Most people experience: Mid-day crashes Brain fog or lack of focus Feeling tired despite getting enough sleep These challenges are often tied to: Poor nutrition or inconsistent eating habits Dehydration Sedentary lifestyles Vitamin or mineral deficiencies High stress or poor sleep quality It’s tough to fix low energy because the causes are usually multifactorial—requiring changes in sleep, diet, hydration, and daily activity all at once. Tips to Boost and Maintain Energy (and keeping it for 21 days so it sticks) Start with Movement: A 10-minute walk or stretch in the morning jumpstarts your energy. Eat Balanced Meals Regularly: Include protein, fiber, and healthy fats every 3–4 hours. Hydrate Often: Sip water throughout the day; add electrolytes to enhance absorption. Schedule Power Breaks: Short movement or mindfulness breaks prevent burnout. Sleep with Intention: Go to bed and wake up at consistent times for better recovery. Support Your Energy Journey with Organika Our gentle, effective supplements are designed to help you feel your best naturally. Try products from the curated Boost Energy Collection, including: All Day Protein Hydrator – Hydrate, nourish, and energize with protein, collagen, and electrolytes Advanced B-Complex – Vital for converting food into cellular energy. Creatine – Supports energy production and muscle performance. Cordyceps Organic Mushroom Extract – Enhances stamina and endurance. Electrolytes Energy – Replenish minerals and boost hydration-based energy. Energizing Workouts Morning: 5–10 minutes of jumping jacks, dynamic stretches, or sun salutations. Midday: Bodyweight circuit (squats, lunges, push-ups) or a brisk walk. Evening: Light yoga or stretching to promote recovery and prepare for sleep. Energy-Boosting Meals & Recipes Eating well supports sustained energy: Breakfast: Smoothie with banana, almond milk, spinach, and a scoop of protein Lunch: Brown rice bowl with lean turkey, mixed greens, and avocado Snack: Handful of trail mix or a boiled egg with carrot sticks Hydration: Infused water with lemon and mint or an Organika electrolyte blend Energy is a habit—cultivate it daily and feel your best, all day long. References Lane, N. (2018). Mitonuclear match: Optimizing fitness and fertility over generations drives ageing within generations. BioEssays, 40(2), 1700158. https://doi.org/10.1002/bies.201800005

Gut health is more than digestion—it's the gateway to your entire well-being. Your gut plays a critical role in nutrient absorption, immune defense, mental clarity, and even mood regulation. Think of it as your body's engine: when it's running smoothly, everything else functions better. Fun Facts About the Gut: Your gut is home to over 100 trillion microbes, collectively known as your microbiome. Approximately 70% of your immune system resides in your gut. Your gut and brain are connected through the gut-brain axis, which explains why gut health impacts mental health and vice versa. An imbalance in gut bacteria (dysbiosis) has been linked to mood disorders, inflammation, and chronic illness. In fact, research shows that gut microbiota can significantly affect brain function and mental wellbeing, supporting the critical role of the gut-brain axis in optimal health (Sudo, 2019). Why It's Hard to Improve Gut Health Modern lifestyles work against gut health—stress, poor diet, lack of sleep, and antibiotic use can all damage the delicate balance of your gut microbiome. Common Struggles: Bloating, indigestion, or irregular bowel movements Difficulty digesting certain foods Inconsistent energy or “brain fog” Cravings, particularly for sugar and processed foods Why It’s Challenging: Gut health isn't an overnight fix; it requires daily attention and long-term consistency. Gut health is affected by more than just food—sleep, movement, hydration, and stress all play a role. Many people aren’t aware of hidden triggers (like artificial sweeteners or gluten sensitivity) that may be affecting their gut. 21-Day Gut Health Habits That Stick Small shifts over 21 days can create lasting results. Try these strategies to support a healthier gut: Start your day with warm water and lemon or with electrolytes. This hydrates your system and preps digestion. Add fermented foods to your diet daily. Try kimchi, sauerkraut, kefir, or plant-based yogurt for probiotic support. Ditch ultra-processed foods. Cut back on refined sugars and additives that feed bad bacteria. Eat the rainbow. Diverse fiber feeds a diverse gut microbiome—aim for a variety of veggies and fruits. Move your body. Regular exercise supports healthy bowel movements and reduces gut inflammation. Support Your Gut Naturally with Organika Organika’s thoughtfully developed supplements are designed to work gently with your body—not against it. These products help ease digestive discomfort, restore gut balance, and support the microbiome. Explore the curated Healthy Gut Collection for your gut reset journey: Probiotic + Prebiotic Powder: Promotes healthy bacterial balance and immune function. Electrolytes Liver Care: Helps cleanse and hydrate, supporting liver and digestive health. Beef Bone Broth Protein Powder: A rich source of collagen and amino acids to heal and seal the gut lining. Enhanced Collagen (Original, Lemon, Chocolate): Supports intestinal lining, skin, joints, and more. Full Spectrum Plant Enzymes: Helps break down food properly and ease bloating. Gut-Friendly Movement Suggestions Gentle yoga twists (like supine twist or seated spinal twist) to stimulate digestion. Daily walking—especially after meals—to support motility. Core strengthening exercises (like planks) to aid gut-brain connection. Meal Ideas & Recipes for Gut Health Breakfast: Overnight oats with chia seeds, almond milk, and berries (prebiotic-rich) Lunch: Quinoa bowl with roasted veggies, avocado, and kimchi Dinner: Grilled salmon, steamed greens, and sweet potato mash Snack: Apple slices with almond butter and a sprinkle of cinnamon Drink: Bone broth in the afternoon or a probiotic smoothie with yogurt and banana A healthier gut isn’t a trend—it’s a long-term investment in your vitality. Start your 21-Day Habit Change Challenge and feel the difference from the inside out. References Sudo, N. (2019). Microbiome, HPA axis and production of endocrine hormones in the gut. Journal of Clinical Biochemistry and Nutrition, 64(2), 87–91. https://doi.org/10.3164/jcbn.18-57