One of my very favorite places to grab supplements of all kinds, MaryRuth Organics offers a wide variety of good quality, organic + vegan supplements!  Our whole family are huge fans! 

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LOVE Seattle Elderberry syrup and always have a couple bottles on hand.  Elderberry has many anti-viral, immune boosting properties and is great to take during times of illness or when you need a little boost.  You can also take it daily for maintenance.

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Rejuvenate at a cellular level with a sauna that harnesses the power of the sun. SaunaSpace combines cutting-edge infrared zero-emf technology with nature’s ancient wisdom to help you find relief. Some of the benefits of red light therapy include: collagen production, skin health (great for conditions such as acne, psoriasis, rosacea, etc), hair growth, increased muscle recovery, and improved sleep. I use the photon infrared therapy light regularly (especially in the winter), and am saving my pennies for a portable sauna. 

Glasses that make you feel good. Blocking blue light at night increases natural melatonin production. Relax naturally. Sleep deeply. Get your kids a pair too and thank me later. I love both the sleep lenses (for the whole family) and the screen lenses for myself when I’m on my computer or phone.

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Hands down a must-have supplement in your medicine cabinet, Leafy organic is one I take every single day.  Leefy contains turmeric for decreased inflammation, and ginger for improved digestion, two important factors in maintaining good health.  Not only that but it tastes delicious and my kids love taking it, too!  Order more than one and thank me later!

Bearroots is the creator of one of my must-have first aid products, their calendula salve.  It is a little jar of magic and something you can use on a myriad of skin issues, bug bites, rashes, scrapes, cuts, etc!  Grab yourself a jar or 5 or 10 because you will use it and love it!

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