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• 😜 Self-Care Hacks

• 💪🏼 Motivation

• ✒ Community Question

✒ Self-Care Hacks ✒

Ah, mornings, those delightful moments when you emerge from the warm cocoon of your blankets, only to be greeted by a cacophony of responsibilities and stress. Well, fear not, dear reader, because we've got a recipe that will not only kickstart your day but also give anxiety and depression the boot with a sprinkle of humor and a dash of science!

Introducing Dr. Dana Cohen's Super Water, the potion that turns your morning frown upside down. The recipe is as simple as it is effective: 12-16 oz of water, a pinch of sea salt (yes, you read that right, salt!), a tablespoon of lemon juice (seeds strained out, of course), and half to a full teaspoon of chia seeds. But wait, salt in water? Isn't that dehydrating? Wrong! Pink Himalayan salt contains electrolytes, making your body slurp up that water faster than you can say "hocus-pocus hydration."

Now, here's the science bit: Chia seeds, those tiny superstars, absorb water like a sponge (30 times their weight, to be precise) and retain electrolytes, keeping you hydrated for longer. Just let your Super Water sit for 10-15 minutes to let those chia seeds do their magic.

And for those skeptics out there, Dr. Cohen's book, "Quench," dives deep into the science behind this hydration hack. So, drink up, hydrate, and let those feel-good vibes flow!

But hold on, we're not done yet. Did you know you can "eat" your water too? Say goodbye to eight bathroom breaks a day and hello to slow, sustained hydration by munching on water-rich foods like cucumbers (95% water), zucchinis, watermelons (92% water), and even yogurt (88% water). It's like a hydration buffet without the pesky restroom visits.

Now, let's sprinkle some wisdom about seeds into your day. Seeds aren't just for the birds; they're a powerhouse of nutrition. Fiber, monounsaturated fats, polyunsaturated fats, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants—seeds have it all. They can even help regulate your hormones naturally. Regular seed consumption can lower blood sugar, cholesterol, and blood pressure, all while making your meals crunchier and more exciting.

So, let's make a pact to keep seeds on hand, sprinkle them on everything from salads to oatmeal, and watch as they work their nutritional magic. Say goodbye to the "seedless" days and hello to a healthier, happier you!

Remember, life can be a tad challenging, but with a sprinkle of humor, a splash of Super Water, and a dash of seeds, you'll be ready to tackle each day with a grin. Stay hydrated, stay awesome, and let's keep those blues at bay, one sip at a time! Cheers to a happier you! 🥂

✒ Motivation ✒

✒ Community Question ✒

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