519: What's an ORAC Potential & How Can it Help Elevate your Health?

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Kale, strawberries, and spinach- these are some of the most popular examples of fruits and vegetables that have a high ORAC potential, otherwise referred to as the Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity. In this week’s podcast, I’ll be breaking down this concept and explaining how high ORAC foods benefit our skin and collagen production. With that said, my newest greens powder, Beauty Greens, contains a blend of 20 unique plant-based ingredients that are high in ORAC potential. It’s designed to increase energy and support the immune system & gut. Tune in to this week’s podcast to learn more!

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