Is it just a coincidence that people that live in the tropics are very healthy and have beautiful skin? Drinking Zico is really making me miss the Caribbean, where I grew up drinking right out of the coconuts that had their tops chopped off with a machete!
Islanders know that coconut water provides energy and nutrition and promotes the absorption of food and specifically fat-soluble vitamins. They know that coconut water lowers cholesterol. Studies have shown that islanders with a diet high in coconut showed no harmful medical effect, but when migrating to other countries and lowering their daily coconut intake, …read more

You may have heard that Nestle Company has come out with a beauty drink called Glowelle. It makes a lot of sense to hydrate your skin from within and for someone like me that hates to drink water, using a beauty drink that helps fight the signs of aging seems to kill two bird with one stone.
I know that an important key to healthy-looking radiant skin is hydration and good nutrition. Without proper hydration and nutrition, your skin can’t fight back and Glowelle’s powerful combination of antioxidants neutralizes free radicals and protects your skin from within.
The packets combine vitamin A, …read more

Can a beauty drink give you a beautiful glow?
According to the experts beauty drinks can provide a hydrating boost, but there aren’t enough vitamins and antioxidants in them to make a visible difference in your skin. Celebrities like Jennifer Aniston, Fergie, Julia Roberts, and Salma Hayek take anti-inflammatory supplements such as omega-3’s, B Vitamins, and querecitin, which improve blood circulation, protect against acne flare-ups, encourage moisture absorption and retention.

Beauty Drinks like Glowelle have been seen in the hands of many celebrities, and are filled with vitamins, and antioxidants, but most of …read more