I had no success with a screen shot, clearly oh well. |
I really think shots are the new vitamins. Rather than
mindlessly downing a handful of pills, I favor more of an a la carte, issue
specific, approach.Ali Wentworth was so funny during the segment but before we
started she was welcoming and sweet. When we arrived she was curled up in the
green room reading the book. Her greeting was perfect “I have a ton of
questions for you but I really want to ask only the ones that pertain to me”. Don’t we all?
Sea Buckthorn- we used Sibu, sea buckthorn puree. I’vediscussed sea buckthorn before but I am thrilled with this unsweetened versionSibu now has (11 calories an oz., 1 g sugar).
Astragalus- I like a brand called Fushi. A little worried I
handed my bottle over to my publicist when her daughter was sick, a winter
necessity.
Aloe- if you’ve tried aloe and have been repulsed by the
taste, try George’s brand. Part of me worries that without the taste it’s not
working but this does.
Turmeric- we used a shot from one of my favorite, juice
shops Organic Avenue. I’m also fond of the Turmeric Elixirs.
E3Live- we go way back with E3, an energy boosting necessity
you’ll find it in the frozen section of health food stores.
At the end of this segment Ali asks about something for
nausea. She was kidding but Snack Queen and I had these with our lunch
yesterday. Ginger + probiotic.
Are you more vitamin
or shot oriented? If you’re vitamin averse would you be more inclined to do a
shot? Are we immature (or Tulanians) or is there not something fun about
pulling out the shot glasses during the day?
Love shot concept. I think taking vitamins is a "chore" sometimes. But for shots not only are the fun but you are also more aware of what each shot does for your body, so in a sense, you're listening to your body rather than just taking pills. Great segment, so much fun!
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