Instead of proclaiming “New Year, New You!”, we like to talk about Rebalance at the beginning of each year because we don't need to be a “new” version of ourselves; you’re great how you are.  

But the slate feels so clean with the start of each new year, doesn’t it? We love the energy new beginnings bring, infusing us with the vitality and willingness to take stock of the habits that bring us joy as well as the ones that no longer serve us. While change can be overwhelming, small meaningful tweaks can lead to big changes.  
 
Here are our favorites areas to rebalance with ease:  

Sleep

Get good sleep by creating a consistent sleep schedule. Doctors recommend maintaining a regular sleep-wake schedule because it can help you get better quality rest.  Credit: Sleep

Workouts

If you don’t have time for a big workout, give yourself little breaks during the day. The benefits add up!
Credit: Workouts

Water Intake

Something as simple as getting enough water every day can help your body function better as it helps to flush waste from the body and maintain blood pressure. According to the Dietary Reference Intakes for Water, Potassium, Sodium, Chloride, And Sulfate, “the average recommended daily intake of water from both food and drink is around 3.7 liters for men and around 2.7 liters for women.” Credit: Water Intake

Intentional Breathing and Meditation

Studies show that using your breath to settle your mind can transform your relationship to stress. Among others, benefits include recovering from stress better and more quickly, and even a reduction in feelings of loneliness.  

Credits: Stress and Loneliness 

CBD Routine

If you’re here, you probably already know what CBD can do for you, including supporting a sense of calm for focus, managing everyday stresses, recovery from exercise-induced inflammation, and maintaining a healthy sleep cycle.* If you’re getting started with a CBD routine or have tried CBD and didn’t notice any results, here are a few tips:  

• Take the product consistently, every day. 
• Give it some time (4-6 weeks). 
• A health journal can help you establish a consistent routine and one that will help you to better evaluate how your concentration is working for your health needs. We’ve got a tracker for you here.  
• Build up slowly, which is easy to do with our oils, sprays and gummies.   

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