I recently discovered LMNT too. It’s been a real game changer for me.

I think I'm missing something... what is LMNT?? THANKS for your time and have a good one :)

@@ncboot5014 I would like to know that too...but I'm sure our comment will go unanswered..but who knows..maybe someone will answer it

@@ncboot5014 its a brand

@@charsiu_808 Hi! NCBoot are my initials without the 'h' at the end and it stuck with everyone. Never knew it was a "brand"... do you know what "brand" it is for?

Where’s the video showing the deficiencies for the body?

Insulin resistance, long-term

try keto w fasting

could be from bad kidney or fatty liver from drinking alcohol or soda or type 2 diabetes

Means you have toddlers

Magnesium Glycinate 👍

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Diatomaceous earth is an okay form of silica since it's naturally occurring. Just be sure that it is properly sourced! 🙂 - LGD Team

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Overall I would not be worried about eating oxalate-containing foods unless you know you have sensitivities to those foods. Processed food, sugars, and bad oils are way more important to focus on. Many of the foods containing oxalates have a lot of health benefits to outweigh the negatives for most people. -LGD Team

@DrLivingood interesting idea. I read a few research papers that say otherwise, but absolutely agree that sugar, crap carbs and seed oils are the main evil today

Red meat

It will be important that you stay hydrated during the day. Focus on consuming half your body weight in ounces of water daily. Electrolytes and Greens can help your body absorb that water! Fatigue and a lack of sleep can also cause dark circles under your eyes. Make sure you’re practicing good sleep hygiene. When you sleep, try extra pillows under your head to lessen the puffiness of fluid pooling in your lower eyelids. Sometimes dilated blood vessels can darken the area under your eyes. A cold compress can cause the blood vessels to constrict, which may result in a lessening of the dark circles. 🙂 drlivingood.pulse.ly/9dlysbe4pt -LGD Team

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It will be important that you stay hydrated during the day. Focus on consuming half your body weight in ounces of water daily. Electrolytes and Greens can help your body absorb that water! Fatigue and a lack of sleep can also cause dark circles under your eyes. Make sure you’re practicing good sleep hygiene. When you sleep, try extra pillows under your head to lessen the puffiness of fluid pooling in your lower eyelids. Sometimes dilated blood vessels can darken the area under your eyes. A cold compress can cause the blood vessels to constrict, which may result in a lessening of the dark circles. store.drlivingood.com/collections/electrolytes -LGD Team

Genetics is still a factor but adding proper minerals and seeing how you do is an easy option to try 👍

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It will be important that you stay hydrated during the day. Focus on consuming half your body weight in ounces of water daily. Electrolytes and Greens can help your body absorb that water! Fatigue and a lack of sleep can also cause dark circles under your eyes. Make sure you’re practicing good sleep hygiene. When you sleep, try extra pillows under your head to lessen the puffiness of fluid pooling in your lower eyelids. Sometimes dilated blood vessels can darken the area under your eyes. A cold compress can cause the blood vessels to constrict, which may result in a lessening of the dark circles. store.drlivingood.com/collections/electrolytes -LGD Team

Spinach is extremely high in oxalates, which actually bind to your calcium and iron. Also non heme iron is poorly absorbed

Cucumbers are high in Silica! ☺️ We love Spirulina and use it in a few of our supplements! -LGD Team

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Yes! -LGD team

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Try lemon in water daily to help the liver

@@DrLivingood how much lemon per glass? Thank you!

I would juice one lemon 🍋 with like 10oz of water. Drinking it 1st thing in the morning. Then not eating for several hours. 🥰

Would adding lemon essential oil work?

I'm not sure on that one

It will be important that you stay hydrated during the day. Focus on consuming half your body weight in ounces of water daily. Electrolytes + Energyze and Greens can help your body absorb that water! Fatigue and a lack of sleep can also cause dark circles under your eyes. Make sure you’re practicing good sleep hygiene. When you sleep, try extra pillows under your head to lessen the puffiness of fluid pooling in your lower eyelids. Sometimes dilated blood vessels can darken the area under your eyes. A cold compress can cause the blood vessels to constrict, which may result in a lessening of the dark circles. -LGD Team

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