fresh
Aloe for vitamin
absorption Instead of using a glass
of H²0 to swallow your pills, try a tall drink of aloe juice. This well- known succulent may help your body absorb vitamins and remove toxins. A study at the University of California, Davis, showed that drinking 2 ounces of aloe juice with supple- ments can increase the bioavailability of vitamins C and B12. –Vicky Uhland
Top-notch natural spices
Frontier Pepper Fusion Grinders. Built-in, adjustable grinders contain peppercorns rolled in one of four spices—cayenne, garlic, lemon, or chipotle—and preserve the volatile oils until they’re ready for use.
Mountain Rose Herbs Black Lava Salt. Charcoal, which can remove impurities from the body, enhances this dynamic salt, rich in trace minerals.
Simply Organic Mole Sauce Mix. This new Southwestern mix combines dried red chiles, cumin, cinnamon, onion, oregano, and fair-trade Dutched cocoa to create the complex taste of mole sauce in minutes.
VitaminSpice Crushed Red Pepper. Get a dose of supplements pill-free with this fi ery vitamin- and mineral-infused seasoning.
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Rainforest Alliance
Certifi ed Nonprofit organizations Rainforest Alliance and Sustainable Agriculture Network have teamed up to certify companies that source ingredients using environmentally and socially responsible practices. Food, coffee, and personal care products sporting this little green frog conserve rainforest biodiversity and promote workers’ livelihood by enforcing fair wages, dignified living conditions, safety, and community development. A few certified products: Alba Botanica Rainforest Collection; Naked Strawberry Banana 100% juice smoothie; and Salazon chocolate bars.
–J.B. –Joel Warner
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