Guides

Ingredient deep-dives, sourced for clarity (not hype).

All Guides

Individual pages with nutrition highlights, common uses, sourcing notes, and a quick FAQ.

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Reishi

Functional mushrooms commonly used for focus, calm, and daily resilience routines.

Functional mushrooms commonly used for focus, calm, and daily resilience routines.

Functional mushrooms commonly used for focus, calm, and daily resilience routines.

Functional mushrooms commonly used for focus, calm, and daily resilience routines.

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Acai

Deeply pigmented berries valued for polyphenols, fiber, and antioxidant support.

Fiber- and omega-rich seeds used for smoothies, baking, and everyday nutrition.

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Kelp

Mineral-rich sea vegetables; mindful iodine intake and sourcing quality matter.

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Wakame

Mineral-rich sea vegetables; mindful iodine intake and sourcing quality matter.

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Nori

Mineral-rich sea vegetables; mindful iodine intake and sourcing quality matter.

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Everyday High Nutrient-Dense Foods

Accessible, food-first ingredients that deliver exceptional nutrition per calorie.

Leafy & Green Vegetables

Spinach, Kale, Broccoli

Benefits: Micronutrient density, antioxidant support, cellular health.

Uses: Salads, smoothies, steaming, sautéing.

Root & Colorful Vegetables

Sweet potatoes, Carrots, Beets

Benefits: Beta-carotene, blood flow support, steady energy.

Uses: Roasting, baking, juicing.

Legumes & Pulses

Lentils, Chickpeas, Black beans

Benefits: Fiber, protein, metabolic and gut support.

Uses: Soups, bowls, stews.

Nuts & Seeds

Almonds, Walnuts

Benefits: Healthy fats, vitamin E, heart and brain support.

Uses: Snacks, nut butters, toppings.

Animal-Based Nutrient Dense Foods

Eggs, Sardines

Benefits: Bioavailable protein, omega-3s, choline.

Uses: Meals, spreads, breakfasts.

Fruits & Citrus

Apples, Oranges, Lemons

Benefits: Fiber, vitamin C, antioxidant support.

Uses: Fresh eating, baking, zest.

Learn how these fit into a food-first approach in Superfood 101.

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