More than just appetizing, tasty or nutritious, they carry score of beneficial nutrients from antioxidants, omega 3 to resveratrol, and they are packed with vitamins—they are the superfoods. Join Louise as she gives you the rundown on these natural health enhancers such as turmeric, blueberries, spinach, green tea and dark chocolate, and how these can help fight off sun damage, reduce wrinkles and improve elasticity and skin tone.
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Who am I?
My real name is really Lake Louise.
Passionate about all things wellness, safe and
wholistic
Master’s in Education from Stanford University
Taught High School and College level
An entrepreneur, researcher & wellness coach
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What is a Super Food?
Foods that contain the greatest amount of micronutrients –
vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and phyto-chemicals per
calorie
In other words more bang for your buck in each bite you take
Foods that deliver optimal health benefit
No official or legal qualification
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Beauty from the Inside Out
Health of the skin reveals the health of the body
Input = output
Food and lifestyle choices = input
Poor diet, high stress & lack of sleep
You can’t have it both ways
The goal is to obtain our nutrition from as many different
sources as possible
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Skin Health
Only 20% of what skin looks like
is a result of topical ingredients
80% is how the body is fed & how
nutrients are digested
Health of the skin reveals the
health of the body
Input = output
Food and lifestyle choices = input
Poor diet, high stress & lack of
sleep
20%
80%
20% Topical Ingredients
80% Nutrients we feed the body
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Healthy skin needs
Vitamin A – supports cell growth and repair; stimulates natural
collagen and elastin
Vitamin B’s – B1, B2, B3, B6 & B12 – helps to maintain the health
of the hair, eyes, skin, muscle and liver
Folate (folic acid) - helps the body make healthy new cells
Biotin – effects cell membranes necessary for healthy skin
Vitamin C – wound healing, required for tissue growth, assists
your body in regenerating cells in your skin, tendons, ligaments,
blood vessels, cartilage, bones and teeth
Vitamin D – supports cell growth, wound healing, maintains skin’s
barrier function
Vitamin E – improves circulation, tissue repair, protects cells
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Healthy skin needs
Vitamin K – healing discolorations, under-eye darkness, helps blood to
clot
CoQ10 – circulation, increases tissue oxygenation
Calcium – muscle growth and contraction, essential for fat metabolism,
essential to your body’s vascular functions, muscle function, nerve
transmission, cellular communication and hormonal secretion
Copper – linked to collagen synthesis
Iodine – needed for proper functioning of every cell in the body, necessary
for thyroid function and supports a healthy metabolism
Iron – needed for the oxygenation of blood cells
Magnesium – needed for the absorption of calcium
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Healthy skin needs
Manganese – collagen synthesis, assists the body in
forming connective tissue, bones, blood clots and sex
hormones. It aids in metabolism, calcium absorption, and
normal brain and nerve function. Manganese also balances
free radicals in the body
Potassium - mineral that supports the function of all
cells, tissues and organs in your body.
Phosphorous – energy metabolism in the cells
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Healthy skin needs
Selenium – limits oxidation of fats; lack of leads to skin
eruptions
Sodium – low sodium leads to water loss, dehydration
Zinc – wound healing, promotes cell growth, combined
with vitamin A to treat acne, required for the function of
about 100 enzymes. It supports the immune system,
synthesis of protein, DNA synthesis and cell division
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My Super 13
Cacao – magnesium, potassium, copper (help form connective
tissue), manganese
Kale – vitamin a, k, and manganese
Berries – Vit A, C , zinc, copper magnesium, fiber
Carrots – Vitamin A, C & K, fiber
Chia Seeds – EFA’s Omega 3, fiber, Vit B’s, C & E
Pomegranate – Vitamin C, B5, beta carotene, folate, thiamine
Maca – riboflavin (B2); niacin (B3); and B6, vitamin C,
maganese, zinc, calcium, potassium
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My Super 13
Hemp Seeds – Vitamin E, Balance of omega 3 & 6, 9 essential
amino acids that the body can not produce
Mulberries - Highest plant source of anti-aging resveratrol, Iron,
potassium, manganese, and magnesium,
Matcha powder - Antioxidant super hero, vitamin C, selenium,
chromium, zinc and magnesium
Chlorella – Vitamin B’s, High amounts of vitamin K, B-1, B-2, folic
acid, and vitamins C
Goji Berries - B1, B2, B6 and vitamin E, Mega dose of Vitamin A,
More vitamin C than any food on earth!, contains more iron than
spinach, powerful effect on endocrine glands such as the
adrenals, thymus, thyroid, and pituitary
Turmeric - Good source of iron, Manganese, Vitamins A, B6, C, E
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Cacao
Skin Benefits Cacao = raw chocolate
High magnesium – the good
mood vitamin
potassium, copper (help form
connective tissue), manganese
Abundant in resveratrol
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Kale Yeah!!
Beauty Vitamins Kale
High Vitamin K content
High Vitamin A content
Fat soluble – blend with an oil
or avocado
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Kalicious Smoothie
Recipe Kale Smoothie
1 bunch kale
Coconut water
Frozen blueberries
Frozen peaches
Sweeten as needed (dates,
honey, maple syrup)
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Maca
What is Maca? What is Maca?
A root. Native Americans and
indigenous Peruvians have
used maca root as a medicine
Stimulates immune system,
treats anemia, enhances
memory, menstrual disorders,
menopause symptoms,
infertility, sterility and sexual
disorders
aids the body in recovering
from stress, increases energy
and libido.
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Maca
Beauty Vitamins Morning Energy Boost
2 tsp of maca is rich in:
Iodine
Maganese
zinc,
calcium,
potassium
vitamin B’s
Vitamin C
Cup of yerba mate tea
1 TB cacao powder
2 tsp maca
1 TB coconut
sugar/honey
Pinch cayenne pepper
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Berries
Skin Benefits Blueberries, strawberries, raspberries &
High Biotin content
High vitamin c content which
aids collagen production
High in antioxidants
Manganese
Vitamin A - raspberries
blackberries
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Berries & Cream
Recipe Berries & Cream
2 cups frozen berries
1 ½ coconut water
3 TB hemp seeds
1 TB chia seeds
¼ tsp vanilla extract
Dash of cinnamon
Sweeten to taste (dates, maple
syrup, honey)
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Chia Seeds
Skin Benefits Chia Seeds
Best source of Omega 3 of any
food
Fiber
Protein and calcium
Can be added to any
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Chia Seed Oatmeal
Recipe Chia Seed Oatmeal
1 cup your choice of milk
1-2 tsp maple syrup
Pinch himalayan salt
¼ cup chia seeds
Soak overnight
Top with fruit of choice
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Chia & Aloe Lemonade
Recipe Chia Seed & Aloe Lemonade
2 TB chia seeds
2 TB organic aloe vera leaf
juice
1-2 tsp organic maple syrup (to
taste)
enough purified water to fill the
bottle... Approx 13 oz
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Avocado
High in biotin
Vitamin E, K, B6
Copper, folate
Add to smoothies for
creaminess
Increases absorption of vitamin
A/beta carotene
Anti-inflammatory
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Hemp Seed
High protein
Vitamin E
Balance of omega 3 & 6
9 essential amino acids
that the body can not
produce
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Mulberries
Highest plant source of anti-aging
resveratrol
Iron, potassium,
manganese, and
magnesium
rich in B-complex group of
vitamins and vitamin K.
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Matcha Powder
Highest quality powdered
green tea available
young leaves picked from
the tips of shade-grown
green tea plants
Antioxidant super hero
Potassium, Vitamins A &
C, Iron, and Calcium
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Goji Berries
B1, B2, B6 and vitamin E
Mega dose of Vitamin A
More vitamin C than any food
on earth!
Contain more iron than
spinach
Powerful effect on endocrine
glands such as the adrenals,
thymus, thyroid, and pituitary
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Turmeric
Good source of iron
Manganese
Vitamins A, B6, C, E
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Turmeric
Good source of iron
Manganese
Vitamins A, B6, C, E
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Turmeric
Good source of iron
Manganese
Vitamins A, B6, C, E
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Turmeric Latte
Recipe Turmeric Latte
1 cup almond or coconut milk
1 tsp turmeric powder/juice
1 tsp raw honey
½ tsp cinnamon
Pinch of himalayan salt
Mix together, transfer to pot,
heat slowly, do not boil
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Chlorella
High amounts of vitamin K
Potent source of B12
B-1, B-2, folic acid, and
vitamins C
Avoid if allergic to iodine
Can be added to any green
smoothie for added boost
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Mixers
LIQUID BASES HOMEMADE ALMOND MILK
Coconut water
Apple juice
Almond milk
Rice milk
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DIY ALMOND MILK
Homemade Almond Milk INGREDIENTS
WATER – 4 cups
ALMONDS – 1 cup (pre-soaked)
PINCH OF SALT
VANILLA EXTRACT – 1 tsp
MAPLE SYRUP/HONEY –
to taste
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DIY ALMOND MILK
Homemade Almond Milk STRAINER BAG
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Sample Recipe
Recipe – 32 oz Vanilla Almond Smoothie
1/3 cup mulberries
2 TB goji berries
2 TB hemp protein
3 TB almond butter
2 tsp vanilla extract
½ tsp camu
1 ½ cup coconut water
Mulberries 1.14
Goji berries .44
Hemp protein .44
Almond butter .32
Vanilla extract .41
Camu powder .27
Coconut water .88
Total cost per $3.90
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Sample Recipe
Recipe – 32 oz Vanilla Almond Smoothie
1/3 cup mulberries
2 TB goji berries
2 TB hemp protein
3 TB almond butter
2 tsp vanilla extract
½ tsp camu
1 ½ cup coconut water
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Incorporating into daily diet
Plan your smoothie recipes for the week
If morning is busy, make them the night before
Most important thing is to just get started.
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Resources
The Book: Green Smoothie
Revolution
By Victoria Boutenko
www.GreenSmoothieRevolution.com
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Resources
The Book: Super Food Smoothies
By Julie Morris
Can purchase on Amazon.