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It’s something that everybody worries about… trying to keep your skin from looking older. Some may try creams, serums, or rubbing banana peels on their face and neck. However you choose to try and protect your skin from the inevitable signs of aging, we have found that there are a few things that you can do to keep your skin looking healthy and glowing.  Eat Healthy The most important thing to do for your skin is to make sure you are eating plenty of fruits and vegetables. Try to eat the rainbow by trying fruits and vegetables of different colors...

H2 + Magnesium can help relax facial muscles to reduce the appearance of age lines and reduce blemishes by helping to correct hormone imbalances in the skin. The tablets deliver free magnesium ions, which our bodies easily absorb through the skin, adding additional benefits. Vivid H2 tablets are designed to deliver the acidic pH our skin flora needs to flourish. [i] Studies about bathing in hydrogen water show remarkable abilities to reduce wrinkles [ii] , aid in those with chronic psoriasis [iii] and topical application of hydrogen mediums helping recover from soft tissue injuries [iv] . Our first test users...

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CBD MATCHA Take your matcha to the next level and infuse it with CBD. Ingredients needed: 1 1/2 teaspoons matcha powder 1 tablespoon hot water 2 drops of Colorado Hemp Oil 2 teaspoons honey, or sweetener to taste 3/4 cup hot milk, or other dairy free alternative Method: Sift the matcha powder into a mug. Add the water and stir, the hot water will melt the powder. Pump 2 drops of Colorado Hemp Oil. Stir in the honey. Add the milk and serve. EASY LAVENDER CBD MOON MILK Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Soy Free Moon Milk is the latest health trend,...

 Climate change has been steadily pushing up temperatures since the early twentieth century, with the 2000s being officially declared the warmest decade in recorded history. These environmental shifts can have a negative impact on human health – during the ever-increasing summer heats, people are more likely to succumb to heat illnesses, including heat exhaustion and, the most extreme and life-threatening form, heat stroke. Rising global temperatures are of such concern that the National Resources Defense Council (NRDC) estimated at least 150,000 American men, women, and children will die by the year 2100. The NRDC reported this figure in 2012, making...