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We found a Quenching AF (and shockingly good) Drink for 2024

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Elephants can try 8 Flavors for Free Dear Elephants, These little packets of hydration heaven are sh

Elephants can try 8 Flavors for Free [Open in a web browser.]( Dear Elephants, These little packets of hydration heaven are shockingly good. Like, it's confusing because you take a sip and it's an explosion of salty, sweet, citrusy (and sometimes chocolatey) goodness and it's curiously quenching. And all the while you are getting an infusion of the electrolyte minerals your body is lacking. ~ Shanon H, Elephant 🐘 [Get a FREE 8-pack sampler with any purchase >>]( This is Kate, Ele-Editor turned new (super) mama sneaking her daily cuppa Chocolate Mint Mocha. In her all-consuming super mama role, she needs her electrolytes (and down time) wherever she can grab them... so why not make it a hot, salty and sweet moment, too? Studies show that even 1-2% dehydration can lead to fluid imbalance and impaired cognitive function. The science behind LMNT is simple and smart: when you're dehydrated—which is much more often than you think—you need to rehydrate to help avoid things like brain fog, headaches, muscle cramps, and fatigue. LMNT has 3 magical minerals doing a TASTY tango: - Sodium a salty sidekick for sneaking hydration into your cells. - Magnesium which helps with energy, muscle contraction, and bone building. - Potassium the yin to sodium’s yang, helping stabilize its blood-pressure raising effects. With none of the junk—no sugar, no coloring, no artificial ingredients, gluten, or fillers. No BS. [Get your Chocolate Medley here]( Even more, a growing body of research reveals that optimal health outcomes occur at sodium levels 2-3x government recommendations. That’s why we say: More Salt, please. Not Less. 🧂 WIth the Chocolate Medley we can whip up some of the most curiously delicious wintertime treats. On their site you can find loads of yummy recipes— Chocolate Chai, Chocolate Raspberry Bark, Chocolate Mint Energy Bites—all infusing one magic ingredient 👉🏽 LMNT salts. [order cult-fave Chocolate Salts]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [Youtube]( Elephant Journal: *it's about the Mindful Life Boulder, Colorado You're receiving this email because you subscribe to Mindful Partner Messages. You can update the types of emails you recieve [by clicking here](. You can unsubscribe (and break our hearts) [by clicking here](.

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