Arrae Journal

In this blog post, we dive into the powerful relationship between gut health and metabolism, and how they work together to influence hunger cues, cravings, and satiety. Discover how nourishing both your gut and metabolism can help regulate appetite and improve overall wellness!

Ever feel like you're running on empty, no matter how many hours of shut eye you seem to get? Turns out, true rejuvenation is more than just catching Z’s. We’re diving into the 7 types of test everyone needs with actionable tips to incorporate each one into your daily routine!

Ready to level up your wellness this New Year? Uncover the science behind routines + tips to craft a routine that you'll love! Plus - Get the inside scoop on how our supplements are the cherry on top of your day-to-day regime.

Dust off that ugly Christmas sweater, warm-up the cocoa, and get ready to sleigh the stress away with our Holiday Survival Guide! From hot-tips to keep stress at bay, to discovering how Arrae Calm is the holly to your jolly, we’ve wrapped it all up for you.

‘Tis the season with our limited edition Arrae Holiday Gift Sets! Treat yourself with our 100% natural, top-rated supplements - all bundled up in a package as chic as you. Take our quiz to find out if you’re the Ultimate Foodie, the Frequent Flyer, or the Social Butterfly so you can grab the box that speaks to you!

We’re all into herbal remedies; after all, we know how powerful plants can be, regardless of whether we’re enjoying them in our diet or using their extracts to boost our overall health, keeping our wellness on track, and making us feel oh, so good. For centuries, cultures have used plants for medicinal purposes, using them to heal wounds, infections, and to aid in recovery from various diseases. 

Tinctures, specifically, have become popular due to their convenience and potency in just a few drops. Keep reading to learn more about what a tincture is, how they differ from supplements, why they’re good for our bodies, and how to take them to optimize our health.

It is estimated that approximately 20% of people living in the United States experience heartburn two or more times per week. Heartburn is caused by acid reflux, or the backup of stomach acid into the esophagus, and is one of the symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). GERD is a chronic type of reflux that occurs more than just once in a while. 

As the temperature increases, so does our desire to travel someplace far, far away to feel the warmth of the sun and our toes in the sand. Or, for others, the idea of traveling to Europe to experience the rich history and fascinating architecture of ancient cities might be exactly what we had in mind. A good vacation, especially as the pandemic (hopefully!) comes to an end, is just what the doctor ordered.

We’ve all heard the downsides of elevated cortisol levels. But did you know that cortisol isn’t all bad? Our bodies make cortisol to help us get out of bed in the morning, maintain energy levels throughout the day, and assist in our overall health and wellbeing. But, when our cortisol levels are out of balance, our whole body is, too. 

Diet plays a large role in our overall health; we should aim to eat whole, nutritionally dense foods to optimize digestion, balance mood, and decrease inflammation. We can also use herbs to help with inflammation! Specific herbs, like ginger root, dandelion, and slippery elm have been shown to have many positive health effects. 

Let’s face it: stress is a part of life! Sometimes, feeling stressed gives us that extra 'umph' we need to perform at our best, or gives us motivation to head to the gym or finally tackle that to-do list. But, have you ever known you have a million and one things to do, yet all you can think about doing is climbing into your bed, drifting off to sleep, and escaping reality for a little bit? Or you’ve tried to work on a project or brainstorm a list of ideas but you just feel “off” and not like yourself? This may be due to extreme emotional exhaustion, also known as burnout.