ReNew Life’s Young Adult Education Initiative Review & Giveaway (US)

I am a fan of ReNew Life’s natural, herbal supplements because I have used the probiotics, herbal cleanses and digestive enzymes, all with good effect. I first became aware of this product line when my young daughter was diagnosed with severe asthma, eczema and allergies. Her pediatrician and pulmonary specialist recommended supplementing her diet with high quality probiotics and digestive enzymes every day. I became fascinated with learning more about how the digestive tract can have such a major impact on the body’s functions. After my own personal experience of providing natural supplementation to my daughter (and our entire family) and seeing the positive results, I am passionate about promoting digestive health education and so is ReNew Life®.

ReNew Life® is proud to announce the Young Adult Education Initiative in which their goal is to raise awareness for our younger generation so that they can start to:

  • Make your diet a healthy diet. A daily diet rich in high fiber, low in processed carbs/sugars, along with taking an all-natural probiotic supplement, will help to ensure you take successfully comfortable poops.
  • Supplement a dose of antibiotics by taking an all-natural probiotic supplement within 2-3 hours. Turn an upset gut into a healthy gut.
  • Daily exercise = a healthy metabolism & digestive system. Sit idle throughout the day and you’ll find yourself straining while going #2.
  • Taking 2-3 proper bowel movements a day is not just a goal, it should be a way of life. Lead by example and champion the cause!

Yes, I know that many people are cringing right now because discussing bowel habits can be quite uncomfortable (literally) but in my opinion it really is important to promote the overall well-being of our young adults and I think it is great that ReNew Life has this PSA education initiative (it’s good for us older folks too).

I am currently using ReNew Life’s Organic Essential Detox™ which features “8 traditionally used Native American herbs to specifically help achieve and maintain superior health and energy in an increasingly toxic world.”

The product is designed to:

  • Eliminate Waste and Toxins
  • Support Overall Health
  • Restore Vital Energy
  • Improve Digestion

This formula is very pleasant and mild tasting and I take 4 teaspoons in the morning and then sip it as a relaxing hot tea in the evening. I appreciate that this product does not contain GMO’s, yeast, fillers, binders, preservatives or artificial ingredients. Though it does promote elimination naturally, it did not cause me to have any unpleasant side effects and overall I have been very pleased with the use of this product.

You are invited to visit ReNew Life® to learn more about the entire product line and it is a treasure trove of information about digestive care. I always look forward to listening to founder, Brenda Watson talk about various health and nutritional topics and you can too.

Giveaway

One lucky reader will receive a $50 gift code to use at the ReNew Life website!



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About Maureen

Maureen is a SAHM who left the Corporate healthcare field to home educate her 2, 3 and 5 year old children. She is a voracious reader for both herself & her kids and also enjoys a natural and organic lifestyle. She lives in Orlando, Fl with her husband Mark, three children and 2 year old boxer, Jack.

Comments

  1. stephanie miller says:

    i always tell my oldest constipation is the root of all evil…LOL! my daughter britainy has ibs, and suffers from freq bouts of constipation. we used to have her on a regimen of fiber and prune juice, and that worked usually. as she has gotten older (she is 20 now) she has figured out what triggers the cramps ect, but this would be great for her to try! thanks for the giveaway!

  2. Paula Lee says:

    I wish I had a cute or funny story to tell but unfortunately I don’t. I’m the constipation Queen….

  3. Tanya Bright says:

    Hmm I don’t really have a poo story! Which is good I guess!

  4. Kathy says:

    I always tell my little girl how important it is to eat vegetables to have good poops. When she was on the potty having a hard time she called out to me to bring her some carrots right away!

  5. Stefanie says:

    I always tell kids to stay healthy and have healthy poops they need to eat right. I would love to win this!

  6. ShellieAndBrutus says:

    My earliest memory of poo was using my cool potty chair and refusing to let my mother dump iy because I wanted to proudly show it to Daddy when he got home from work.

  7. Amanda Starr says:

    Hmmm not really anything funny at all…

  8. Gina Hamm says:

    I own a senior adult care home for dementia patients…. I wish my poo stories were funny, lol!!

  9. Heather! says:

    Our kids like to give regular (hehe…get it? ‘Regular’??) updates on their poo experiences! They delight in telling the whole family what kind of poo they’ve had, and my stepdaughter is actually on a wuest for the ‘perfect poo’…ie, one that requires no wiping. I, on the other hand, get the willies just relaying this as a blog comment! I’m not sure where they got this kind of openness; it certainly isn’t from me! :)

    Thanks!
    h4schaffer at gmail dot com

  10. Melanie Morin says:

    I don’t have kids, so I don’t have any funny poo story unfortunately.

  11. letessha w. says:

    I don’t have anything cute to say about my kids’ poo. Too much liquid = diarrhea and too little =constipation(:

  12. Brittney House says:

    When my children started using the potty by themselves it really moved me because i see they were getting more independant

  13. Ingrid says:

    I really do not have any cute stories too tell, I thought about this for about an half hour and nothing came to mind.

  14. katie hecker says:

    I still won’t admit to my husband I poo, after 5 years! We are potty training our toddler, and we can get into stinky situations with him! Just today he poo’ed on the carpet! Goot thing for a rug scrubber :-)

    KatieCoriston@aol.com

  15. susan smoaks says:

    poo has moved me to go home from work, i can’t poo anywhere but at home

  16. Vicki D. says:

    Poo, unfortunately gets extremely difficult, and in some cases, impossible when a person becomes elderly. We took care of our father when he was bed bound for 6 months with leukemia before he passed. Thank goodness for adult diapers. This reminds me of the bumper sticker that says “Live Long Enough To Be A Burden On Your Grown Children.”

  17. Summer Boyce says:

    Ever since I had my daughter poo is a topic of daily conversation.

  18. crystal l allen says:

    my son pooed whole green beans once… i guess he processed them quicker than they could digest, clallen at ntin dot net

  19. Lily Kwan says:

    Poo has moved me in mysterious ways. ;0D

  20. Donna K says:

    Fiber has helped my kids.

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