Wellness blog

With everyone from celebrities to social media influencers sharing advice, it can be tough to know which health practices are backed by real science and which are simply hype. Let’s take a closer look at some popular nutrition tips—and explore what science and real-world experience say about them.

Preparing your Pestle and Pods Pumpkin Spice Latte is easy: just mix the powder with hot milk or a dairy-free alternative, stir, and enjoy. But if you're feeling creative, here are some unique ways to try this seasonal favourite beyond the traditional latte.

Elderberry’s effectiveness isn't just folklore. Modern studies have shown that it can reduce the duration of cold and flu symptoms by up to four days, especially if taken early. This powerful fruit contains compounds that help block the flu virus from attaching to our cells and multiplying, making it easier for the immune system to kick it out.

Some well-known figures, like Arianna Huffington and LeBron James, have incorporated simple habits into their daily lives to improve sleep. Here are five simple habits to help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up feeling refreshed.

As the days shorten, our natural exposure to sunlight decreases, leading to a drop in vitamin D levels. It's smart to get ahead of this by supplementing now. Think of it as stocking up on your own personal sunshine before the gray days set in.

When your to-do list grows, sustaining your energy is key. More time indoors and closer contact with others means you need to take proactive steps to stay healthy. With a few smart tweaks, you can tackle this transition head-on.

This comforting and nourishing soup is a perfect early fall recipe, maybe you even have some leftover kale growing in your garden? Eat this soup for dinner and save some for lunch the next day, or freeze the leftovers for a cold winter's night. Either way, you’re going to love this recipe!

After many lockdowns and isolation, this back to school year can be more stressful than most. Parental burnout is a real thing, and it may be a while before we recover. For this reason, this article is not to preach about the dangers of screen time and horrors of sugar. We’re all just trying to do our best, and don’t need to feel any guilt that it’s not enough.

This butternut squash salad is a must-try fall recipe! It's filled with spiced squash, pomegranates, goat cheese & a delicious cumin-date dressing.

If you’re in a pinch to get out the door quickly, but still want to make your kids a balanced breakfast before they head out the door for a day of learning, this quick, easy, and healthy recipe will do the trick! 

It's hard to get back into the swing of things after taking a break. Whether you were on vacation or working from home with the kids, getting back into your normal routine can be tough. But it's not impossible! In this guide, we will give you tips and advice on how to get back into your groove. Follow these steps and you'll be back to your old self in no time!

With back to school right around the corner it’s time to start thinking about easy, go-to snack ideas for your kids lunches and/or after school snacks! We’ve got you covered with this delicious granola almond butter ball recipe (note: not for the lunch box with almond butter, but can be for school if a seed butter is used and nut free granola is used). This is a super easy recipe, the kids can even help you put these together. These are a great option for on the go, before sports, and are an excellent alternative to store bought packaged snacks.