Ginger Lime Wellness Shots (How To)

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We've jumped into a new fall season and with that comes lower humidity, colder temperatures and increased indoor gatherings.  Have you already experienced a bout with the cold or flu? Has the change in weather got you feeling down and out? Hot summer nights are over and we're all forced to give welcome to more icy temperatures and wintry mixes. Now is the time to ensure that your immune system is in the right shape to fight and fend off any of those germs and respiratory viral nasties that you may come into contact with. The more antioxidants you consume the better off your immune system will be.  Ginger has a whole host of benefits for the body but most importantly, it is a supreme immune system strengthener.  This funny looking root is a potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory ingredient that can help protect against inflammatory diseases and fight off free radical agents.  It's an amazing natural ingredient that can also help to improve brain function where memor...
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WeWork Reduces Carbon Footprint with Meat Ban

Wework is taking steps towards drastically reducing their corporate carbon footprint. The company issued an announcement this week stating that they are banning employees from expensing meals that contain red meat, poultry and pork. This meat-banning move will also include those meals served at corporate events.
WeWork decided to incorporate a meat ban due to research, which suggests that taking meat out of one’s diet can be most impactful for reducing the environmental issues that this global society faces. Miguel Mckelvey, CEO of WeWork, stated to employees:

“New research indicates that avoiding meat is one of the biggest things an individual can do to reduce their personal environmental impact, even more than switching to a hybrid car.”
The self-serve kiosks in WeWorks’ 400 locations will no longer have meat on the menu. WeWork estimates that 15, 507, 103 animals, 16 billion gallons of water and 445 million pounds of carbon dioxide will be will be saved by 2023 due to this initiative. The company also recently began a plastic reduction campaign before embarking on the meat ban.
This meat ban by We Works is most certainly a step in the right direction for the global landscape of corporations and businesses. WeWork boasts over 6,000 employees worldwide so the move will definitely prove to be significant over time. The move will also serve as an inspiring example for other businesses looking to reduce their environmental impact.

Not only is red meat consumption bad for the environment, it is also very harmful to one’s health. Please be sure to view our article discussing the dangers of red meat consumption.





Being conscious of one’s food choices is the best way to reduce your personal carbon footprint. We are advocates for a future world where all foods are plant based. We’re extremely proud and thankful for companies such as New Wave Foods and Beyond Meat who are using sustainable methods for developing vegetarian meat that actually taste great!

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