Tough Tuesday Glad I've Got a Power Drink
This morning I drank Barley grass juice instead of coffee as part of my preparation for the review sessions that I will be facilitating for the Civil Service Examination this coming August 2024.
(Barley Grass Powder from my inlaws from the Land Down Under)
Barley grass juice is derived from the young leaves of the barley plant, Hordeum vulgare, and has earned a reputation as a potent superfood. Renowned for its rich nutritional profile, barley grass juice is packed with essential vitamins and minerals, including vitamins A, C, and K, as well as iron, calcium, and magnesium. Additionally, it boasts a high concentration of antioxidants and chlorophyll, which contribute to its detoxifying properties. This nutrient-dense beverage has been lauded for its ability to boost energy levels, enhance immune function, and support overall health and wellness.
(Decided to drink a full scoop of the powder)
The health benefits of barley grass juice extend beyond its nutritional value. Its dense array of phytonutrients and enzymes play a crucial role in promoting digestive health and reducing inflammation. These properties make it a compelling alternative to traditional morning beverages like coffee, which, while stimulating, can lead to energy crashes and increased anxiety—neither of which are beneficial for individuals preparing for rigorous exams such as the civil service examination.
Historically, barley grass has been utilized in various cultures for its medicinal properties. Ancient Egyptians and Greeks are known to have consumed barley grass as a means to enhance their vitality and stamina. In modern times, its use has been popularized by health enthusiasts and nutritionists who advocate for its inclusion in daily diets to combat deficiencies and improve overall well-being.
When compared to other popular morning beverages, barley grass juice stands out due to its alkalizing effects on the body, which can help balance pH levels and reduce acidity. Unlike coffee, which can contribute to acidity and digestive discomfort, barley grass juice offers a more balanced approach to morning nourishment. This makes it particularly advantageous for those undergoing the mental and physical demands of exam preparation, providing sustained energy without the jitters or crashes associated with caffeine.
(Barley powder mixed with water)
(Blending the mixture. Glad my wife bought this portable blender)
Incorporating barley grass juice into your morning routine could thus serve as a beneficial strategy for enhancing cognitive function, maintaining steady energy levels, and supporting overall health, making it an excellent choice for civil service exam aspirants.
Preparing for the civil service examination demands a high level of focus, energy, and mental clarity. Barley grass juice is increasingly recognized for its potential to support these needs, offering a natural alternative to traditional caffeinated beverages. One of the primary benefits of barley grass juice is its ability to enhance focus. Packed with essential vitamins and minerals such as vitamins A, C, E, and B-complex, as well as iron, magnesium, and calcium, barley grass juice provides the nutrients necessary for optimal brain function.
Another notable advantage is its positive impact on digestion. Smooth digestion is crucial for maintaining energy levels and overall well-being, especially during intense study periods. Barley grass juice is rich in dietary fiber, which aids in digestion and helps prevent the sluggishness that can follow heavy meals. This ensures that the body remains energized and conducive to prolonged study sessions.
In contrast to the temporary energy boost followed by a crash that caffeine often provides, barley grass juice offers sustained energy. Its natural sugars are absorbed slowly, providing a steady release of energy. This can be particularly beneficial for those who need to maintain consistent productivity and alertness throughout the day. Personal observations from incorporating barley grass juice into a morning routine highlight a significant reduction in jitteriness and an increase in sustained alertness.
Incorporating barley grass juice into your daily routine can be straightforward. It can be prepared by blending fresh barley grass or using a powdered form mixed with water or smoothies. To maximize its benefits, it is advisable to consume the juice on an empty stomach in the morning. However, it is important to be mindful of potential side effects such as allergic reactions or digestive discomfort, particularly for those new to this supplement. Starting with a smaller dosage and gradually increasing it can help mitigate these risks.
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(A short walk this night.)
(Grabbed my shoes and walked a bit after a heavy rain)
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Do you notice any difference? Do you normally drink coffee?
I usually don't drink water only coffee ☕. Yesterday, I think coffee got the better of me. Had palpitations and the like. Misuss was a little bit worried😅
Parang tea lang ba ang lasa idol?
Parang matcha pero coarse ang texture. Masarap din. Next time lagyan ko ng kunting malunggay powder. Nabanggit kasi ni @arcadeph ang malunggay.
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