Your morning sets the tone for everything. And if you’re relying on caffeine to get going, your body might be asking for something better. Here’s a simple routine to try:

• Eat some mango – refreshing, natural energy, and easy to grab on the go
• Take Ashwagandha – helps you feel awake and alert, reduces stress, AND helps you sleep better at night. Yes, really.
• Walk outside for 10 minutes – fresh air and movement first thing in the morning does more than you think. Small habits. Big difference.
• And if you want to take it a step further, our Energy Formula has ashwagandha and more to boost your focus, mental clarity, and energy – all without artificial stimulants or the crash that comes with coffee. Natural energy that actually lasts.

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Men, it’s time to stop waiting until something’s wrong. Heart disease. Cancer. Diabetes. Liver disease. These aren’t just statistics – they’re taking us out, and too often because we didn’t catch the warning signs early enough. Being proactive isn’t weakness. It’s the smartest thing you can do. Here’s your checklist:

• Blood pressure – checked every 2 years minimum
• Blood sugar – don’t let diabetes sneak up on you
• Skin – get those moles looked at
• Colon cancer screening – starts at 40
• Lung cancer screening – especially if you’ve smoked
• Eye exam – yes, this counts too

Your health is a full-time project. And the men who treat it that way? They live longer, feel better, and show up for the people they love. In between those checkups, our 20-Day Full Body Cleanse helps you stay on track, flushing out toxins, supporting your immune system, and keeping your energy up.

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AD goes on Page Six and talks the benefits of the Full Body Cleanse. Reset your body in just 20 days! The Dherbs Full Body Cleanse uses powerful herbal formulas to boost energy, support immunity, and help you feel your best naturally.

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Beets don’t always get the spotlight – but they should! This deep red root is loaded with some seriously underrated benefits:

Supports blood flow & circulation
Beets are rich in natural nitrates, which help open up blood vessels and improve circulation – great for heart health and overall energy.

Natural energy booster
Those same nitrates can help your body use oxygen more efficiently, which may improve endurance and stamina (without caffeine).

Brain support you didn’t expect
Better blood flow = better oxygen to the brain, which may support focus and cognitive function over time.

Liver support & detoxification
Beets contain betalains, compounds that help support the body’s natural detox processes – especially in the liver.

Helps fight inflammation
Their powerful antioxidants may help reduce inflammation, which is linked to many chronic issues.

Supports digestion
High in fiber, beets help keep things moving and support a healthy gut.

Bonus: That rich red color isn’t just for looks – it’s a sign of potent plant compounds working behind the scenes. Don’t underestimate beets – juice them, shred them into salads, or blend them into smoothies and feel the difference

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Want higher testosterone, more energy, and better performance? It starts with what’s on your plate. The right foods can fuel hormone balance, improve circulation, and help you feel stronger every day. Eat smarter, live better.

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Low energy? Low drive? Your testosterone might be the reason. Forget coffee! These 5 powerful drinks can help naturally boost testosterone, improve circulation, and restore vitality. Small daily choices = big results for your health, energy, and performance.

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Dherbs Full Body Cleanse is a great way to propel you into a healthier lifestyle. Whether you are looking to release weight, support your immune system, boost energy levels, or reboot your system, the Full Body Cleanse is exactly what you need!

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Meditation can be a little intimidating because, like most difficult things, it takes time to master. It requires practice, but also patience to become comfortable sitting in meditation. You will not be a zen master after your first two meditation sessions. Practice makes perfect, though, and you will be able to quiet the mind soon enough. Thoughts will race and sensations will bubble up, but allow them to come like strangers in the night.

Breathwork is an active form of meditation, during which you disconnect from the mind and let your heart and body guide you. The goal is for you to actively exhale your thoughts, beliefs, memories, and actions that do not support growth. You return to your breath to handle stress, anxiety, and any lingering trauma. Different techniques may be more effective for certain people and not for others. Below, you will find three beginner breathing techniques and when to use them. 

The 4-4-4-4 Breath: When You Need An Energy Boost

The 4-4-4-4 breathing practice, also known as box breathing or square breathing, comes from the Navy SEALs. This breathing technique aims to slow your heart rate and enhance concentration. It may also increase efficiency and mental performance, in addition to relieving stress. Ideally, you engage in this breathwork after you wake up in the morning, or in the middle of the day when you feel sleepy. To practice this technique:

• Sit up straight and start by releasing all of the air from your chest. Hold your breath for four seconds and then breathe in through your nose for four seconds. 
• Hold your breath for four seconds and then exhale out of your nose for four seconds. Repeat this cycle for five full minutes to feel the effects. 

During your inhales, imagine that the earth is nourishing the physical body. When you hold your breath, imagine that your breath is going through your mind like the wind, clearing out any thoughts that do not serve you. During your exhale, imagine that the fire element is pushing out any negative thoughts, feelings, or emotions from your belly. 

The 4-7-8 Breath: When You Feel Overwhelmed

This is a relaxing breathing method that was developed by Andrew Weil, M.D. It aims to calm the body and slow down your heart rate, bringing you into the present moment. This breathing technique is ideal when you feel anxious, angry, overwhelmed, triggered, or have difficulty sleeping. It also teaches the body to take in less, creating space between each inhale and exhale to release excess energy and thought. To practice this technique:

• Ideally, this technique aims to empty the lungs of air. Breathe in through your nose for four seconds, hold your breath for seven seconds, and exhale out of the mouth for eight seconds. 
• Repeat this cycle at least four times for the full effects. 

When you inhale, imagine that the earth is grounding and nourishing your breath. Allow that energy to come into the body and when you hold your breath, visualize that energy spiraling throughout your body. Allow that energy to extract any thought that does not serve you. During your exhale, think about releasing all of that energy, not just through your mouth, but through your entire body.

The 5-5 Breath: When You Feel Worked Up

The natural tendency is to breathe at a rate of two to three seconds per minute. The 5-5 breath, however, is a controlled practice that slows your breathing to four seconds and then five seconds. The 5-5 breath works to improve your overall sense of calm and can be practiced throughout the day. To practice this breathing technique:

• To begin, focus on the natural rhythm of your breath to get a baseline for the length of each inhale and exhale. 
• For one minute, inhale for four seconds and exhale for four seconds. 
• For the next minute, repeat that process, but inhale and exhale for five seconds. Continue for six seconds and you can gradually extend to 10 seconds if you want to. 
• In the initial stages, this practice should take five minutes, and you can work your way up to 20 minutes over time. 

During this practice, imagine that the earth’s energy is rising up through your body during every inhale. When you exhale, let that same energy wash out any negative thoughts, feelings, or physical sensations that you no longer want to hold onto.

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You don’t need an expert to explain how beneficial sleep is for your overall health. You already know how much better you feel when you wake up after a good night’s rest. The benefits extend beyond an energy boost and better mood. Optimal sleep may help support your health far more than you realize, which is especially true if you aren’t sleeping enough right now. 

According to sleep experts, the average adult should get seven to eight hours of sleep every night. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that getting less than that may reduce immunity and increase the risk of chronic conditions, such as type 2 diabetes, depression, obesity, and heart disease. Yet, one in three people do not get enough sleep per night. Even though this is the case, you can improve your chances of getting better, more restorative sleep. The following tips explain how you can set yourself up for sleep success.

Lower Your Thermostat

There is an attraction to being warm and cozy and snuggling up like a little fox in a bed. According to sleep experts, though, keeping your bedroom cool at night can support more optimal sleep. The body’s core temperature naturally dips in the evening to prepare the body for bed. For this reason, experts recommend that you put your thermostat between 60 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit to keep the body cool. If you run hot at night, consider purchasing sheets or nightwear that is moisture-wicking or cooling. 

Move Your Body

Some evidence suggests that exercising during the day leads to more restful sleep, especially for adults and older adults. Physical activity actively tires out the body’s major muscles and helps to relieve stress, both of which relax the mind and body, making it easier for you to fall asleep. You don’t have to run a marathon or take part in a Spartan race to reap the benefits. A 2017 study found that regular movement can improve both sleep quality and duration, regardless of the intensity of your exercise. 

Make Your Bedroom A Sleep Haven

You do not need to do any major remodeling to your bedroom to sleep better. Set your bedroom up for sleep success by making it very dark, cool, and as tranquil as you can. Darkness is paramount because the more light you have, the likelier your mind is to race and wake up. Research from 2018 found that even a soft glow can disrupt your sleep, so consider purchasing blackout curtains or shades and unplug any devices or charges that emit light. Sleep experts also encourage you to make your bedroom a sleep-only zone, meaning you don’t spend time in bed catching up on work emails or scrolling social media. Treat your bedroom as a sacred space for sleep, which may help train your brain to power down when you go under the covers at night.

Try Relaxation Techniques In Bed

If you struggle to fall asleep because you get tense or anxious at night, it can be beneficial to engage in relaxation techniques. Many people benefit from guided imagery, meditation, deep breathing exercises, and progressive muscle relaxation. Trying to force yourself to fall asleep usually has the opposite effect. If you are not able to doze off with the relaxation techniques we just mentioned, consider reading, listening to an audiobook, or listening to calming music. Accepting your sleepless state can actually relax the mind and make it easier to fall asleep. 

Create A Relaxing Bedtime Routine

Sleep experts suggest going to bed and waking up around the same time daily to regulate the body’s internal clock. Research from 2015 found that consistent sleep and wake times may make it easier to fall asleep at night and wake up with more energy the next day. In order to do this, consider establishing a nighttime ritual, which can include pre-bed activities that aid sleep, such as: 

• Dimming the lights: A study from 2019 found that exposure to bright light suppresses the body’s production of melatonin. Turning off or dimming the lights an hour or so before bed may help you drift off more easily. Additionally, stop looking at screens an hour or so before bed to reduce your exposure to blue light. 
• Take a hot shower or bath: Taking a steamy, hot shower or warm bath is very relaxing, but it’s the aftermath that may have a positive effect on your sleep. Research from 2019 found that the body’s core temperature starts to go down after a hot bath/shower. That supports that natural temperature dip that occurs every evening to prime the body for sleep.

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This salad has so many superfoods in it, you may just develop some super body capabilities, for example, better digestion, more energy, and a stronger immune system!

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