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Vanilla Happy
Shauna Bell
Great product

Vanilla happy has helped me manage stress, get better sleep and reduce mood swings. I mix it with the protein powder and collagen and it makes a tasty smoothie.

Thanks Shauna for the review and so happy to hear that Vanilla Happy is helping with your sleep and mood swings :)

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Protein Powder
Shauna Bell
Delicious protein

This is the best tasting protein powder I have tried. Creamy, a touch of sweetness and no funky aftertaste. Goes well mixed with vanilla happy.

So glad you're loving our Protein Powder! Thanks for the review. :)

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Beauty Booster
Deborah
Beauty Booster

Liking what i see when i look in the mirror, this 64yr old face is glowing, thanks to my new found friend " Beauty Booster ". How did i survive without you.

A wow moment!

On a recent holiday when I didn't bother taking my Latte Liberate with me as we would be travelling, by midweek I was getting aches and pains in my hips and legs which I hadn't had for ages. Got home and got a smoothie into me and after a couple of days no more aches and pains. Touch wood I haven't had hot flashes before or during using this product and now I don't want to give it the chance!

Thanks for the review Kathy and glad that your aches and pains are under control again with Latte Liberate ❤️

My happy start to the day

Great product has definitely helped me with hormone balance and feeling positive and ready to start the day.
If I forget to take it I definitely notice the difference it has now become a regular order and I get to save on the cost on auto order.
Thanks Kulture for these products they make a big positive difference in my life and I’m grateful ❤️

So happy that its making a huge difference - great to hear ❤️

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Symptoms of an Autoimmune Disease

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Having health problems in this day and age is a terrible thing. So when people start feeling out-of-the-blue symptoms such as chronic fatigue, dry eyes, and thinning hair, they go to the internet to search for probable causes. One of the things that could come up in this search is an autoimmune disease. 

What is an autoimmune disease?

Our body is a marvel of complex networks of special cells and organs that defend against foreign invaders (like germs, bacteria, or viruses) that could make it sick. Normally, the immune system can tell the difference between foreign cells and your own cells. In an autoimmune disease, the body is unable to tell the difference between self and non-self, so it releases proteins called autoantibodies that attack healthy cells by mistake.

For reasons unknown, women are more susceptible to autoimmune diseases than men. Some studies suggest that sex hormones could be a factor but nothing conclusive can explain why this is the case.

The similarity of autoimmune manifestations with other illness symptoms and with other autoimmune diseases make it hard to determine the exact cause of these conditions. There are plenty of autoimmune diseases that share the same symptoms with other ailments. The danger of having little to no information is that, without a battery of tests, most doctors can’t give a definitive diagnosis. So, here are some early signs to look for and discuss them with your doctor.

  1. Your skin: The first sign is usually inflammation. Look for inexplicable changes and unusual redness, itchiness, rashes, botches, or sensitive areas. 
  2. Your weight: Weight fluctuations that happen without any changes to your diet should be monitored. You should also take note of any changes in your body’s response to food. 
  3. Your tummy: Diarrhea, abdominal pain, cramps, bloating, etc. can easily be chalked up to stress or bad eating habits but could also be an initial sign of Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) which should be taken seriously. Symptoms that appear out-of-nowhere should merit medical opinion. Don’t wait to see blood before consulting with your doctor.
  4. Your muscles and joints: Aches and pains after a workout or training are normal. However, if you unexpectedly get muscle and joint pains all over your body, you should go for a consultation. Your muscles and joints should not randomly hurt. 
  5. Your mental ability: Fatigue and ‘brain fog’ are among the earliest signs of autoimmune diseases. A type of anemia known as anemia of chronic inflammation can be present in instances of underlying inflammatory disease - and inflammation is a relevant indicator of autoimmune disease. 

In each of these 5 early signs, the common theme is to look for abrupt and random changes. You can make it easier for your doctor to give you a clear-cut diagnosis if you can give them comprehensive information of your symptoms.

Latte Halo may help

Latte Halo is a blend of medicinal mushrooms, turmeric, cinnamon, nutmeg and black pepper. 

Medicinal mushrooms may help to calm and stabilise the overactive immune responses as well as improving your gut, whilst turmeric and cinnamon assist as an anti-inflammatory.

 

 



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