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I first looked into this topic in a research paper, but I wanted to rewrite it in a more simple blog style because the idea that dopamine receptors might be connected to colon cancer risk sounds complicated, but it becomes easier to understand when broken down. Most people think of dopamine as the “feel-good” chemical in the brain. It is linked to motivation, reward, and things like feeling excited or engaged. But dopamine is not only in the brain. It also works in other parts of the body, including the digestive system.

Ever heard the saying, “you are what you eat”? I certainly have; whether it was from a parent or a friend, I never doubted them. Everyone’s had a day where they indulge in nothing but, what I would like to call, absolute crap.  More than how good they taste, we’ve all probably felt the energy dip and brain fog after consuming these foods. 

Your cycle isn’t just based on hormones! It’s a whole monthly rhythm your body runs on. These drinks are designed to support each phase of your cycle with ingredients that help balance hormones, boost energy, and ease common symptoms naturally. Also, they just taste good :)

Ever had a period cramp so bad that it completely stops you in your tracks? And then being told that it’s just a part of being a woman, everyone goes through it, or (worst of all) that you’re overreacting? If so, you’re not alone. However, for some people, that pain has a name.