Almond milk and almond powder are great additions to your diet if you want to keep healthy and youthful. Almond milk is a very good source of protein as studies have shown that 1 ounce of almonds contains as much protein as an egg. It is also rich in vitamin E, giving inflammatory properties. Add some almond powder to your favourite plant-based milk to increases your fiber, good fat and protein intake.

Monk fruit gives a sense of natural sweetness, and compared to the fructose in other fruits, the sweet taste in monk fruit metabolizes differently and is calorie-free. Without any sugar content in monk fruit, it does not affect blood sugar levels after intaking and is suitable for people with high blood sugar levels. Regarded as ‘’Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS)’’ by the FDA, sugar in monk fruit is a qualified substitute for table sugar and other chemically-synthesized artificial sugar. Monk fruit is also especially good for nourishing the respiratory system in autumn!

The best moisturizer for your skin and hair. Cold pressed coconut oil contains a unique type of saturated fat called MCT  (Medium Chain Triglycerides) that is easier to be digested and metabolized. Coconut oil helps to lower the glycemic index of starchy food when eat along, stabilizing blood sugar levels.

A relative of the apple and pear, it is thought have been the ‘golden apples’ of Greek Mythology. Quince is a rich source of vitamin C, zinc, potassium, copper, iron, and dietary fiber. The high level of antioxidants and vitamins found in quinces are very good for keeping your skin healthy and young.

The benefits of burdock root are wide-ranging. It is a popular ingredient in Japan and also known as the “Taiwanese Ginseng”, as it can promote metabolism, detoxify the liver and benefit bowel movement. It is a skin healer too, from acne to eczema to psoriasis, burdock root is known to calm and heal these common skin issues.