Trying to Quit Coffee? Try These 4 Healthy Energy-Boosting Alternatives

Mar 18, 2019

If a significant portion of your paycheck goes toward funding your coffee habit, you’re def not alone — but too much coffee (like any good thing) can be, well, just too much. If your morning cold brew habit is starting to make you feel more buggy than buzzy, it may be time to consider another option. “Caffeine can give you temporary physical and mental energy, but when the effects wear off, you feel more tired and want even more caffeine,” says Erin Stokes, ND, medical director at MegaFood. Turns out, a few of our fave adaptogenic herbs have natural energy-boosting qualities — sans cranky-making caffeine. Here’s the scoop on the caffeine-free alternatives that’ll still give you that required a.m. jumpstart (without the jitters).

1. Power up with Maca. Maca root (Lepidium meyenii) is an edible tuber sourced from Peru with powerful antioxidant and adaptogenic properties. A member of the cruciferous family, Maca is a well-known hormone balancer and can improve energy and stamina by acting on the adrenal glands. Animal studies have shown Maca may also improve memory and focus. Maca is also a good source of protein, fiber, vitamin C, copper, and iron, which makes it a great addition to your post-workout routine. Start with one tablespoon of the powder form — try a scoop of the powdered form in your smoothie or your morning cuppa (habits are hard to break!) — and work up to 2-3 tablespoons. Alternatively, try a fun herbal coffee alternative:

Teeccino Maca Chocolaté Organic Chicory Herbal Coffee ($12)

2. Clear the fog with mucuna. A new wellness world favorite, Mucuna puriens is a magic, velvety bean (literally, it’s a legume!) that’s used as a coffee substitute in Central America. The bean extract contains high levels of the amino acid levodopa, a precursor of the neurotransmitter dopamine, which bestows happy, blissed-out vibes. A true adaptogen, mucuna helps the body better adapt to stress, supports nervous system function, is neuroprotective and improves energy and endurance. A small daily dose works best: In Ayurveda, it’s traditionally combined with milk and honey as a nourishing tonic. Stir 1/8 teaspoon into your soup, smoothie or tea — mucuna’s neutral taste is nearly undetectable.

(Note that mucuna may interact with SSRIs or Parkinson’s meds — so ask your doc before consuming, as with any new supplement.)

Sun Potion Mucuna Puriens ($43)

3. Get elevated with Ashwagandha. Another Ayurvedic staple, ashwagandha root (Withania Somnifera) is a potent herb known for its energy-boosting and stress-relieving effects (a true one-two punch!). It’s revered in Ayurveda for providing “energy through calm,” and its stress benefits have been backed by research — ashwagandha is a key player in helping balance the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis (AKA the HPA axis), which controls the body’s response to stress. It also has brain-supportive effects that are purported to reduce anxiety and nervousness while boosting memory and cognition. Caffeine tries to pull energy out of the body, says Stokes, when in fact “the secret to replenishing your energy tank is a more comprehensive approach, including adaptogens like ashwagandha that are nourishing and balancing to our bodies’ natural stress response.” Take a low dose daily and double it during high-stress times: The adaptogen-heavy Cosmic Cocoa from Moon Juice is a favorite for chocolate lovers.

Moon Juice Cosmic Cocoa ($30)

4. Feel invincible with reishi. A medicinal mushroom with over 2,000 years of history of use in China, reishi (Ganoderma lucidum) is powerful medicine. Known to boost immunity, support the body’s detoxification process, and balance blood sugar, reishi has also been shown to boast antitumor and anticancer properties, all of which play into its long-revered powers of “enhancing vital energy” and “spiritual potency.” In terms of energy and focus, reishi has been shown to boost memory by increasing nerve growth factor and thereby stimulating brain neuronal activity. As an adaptogen, it also mediates the stress response and balances hormones. Get your hands on some mushroom chai, stat.

Four Sigmatic Chai Latte with Turkey Tail and Reishi ($19)

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25 Sick Day Recipes That’ll Get You Back On Your Feet In No Time

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with taking a sick day when you need it, but it’s totally normal to want to get back on your feet ASAP. You’re busy, after all! You’ve probably tried eating chicken noodle soupand drinking plenty of green juiceto make you feel better, but these 25 sick day recipes offer a little extra, with seasonal veggies, turmeric and other spices, plus cover everything from homemade cough drops to ice pops to hot toddies. They'll have you feeling like yourself in no time, so grab some tissues and a humidifier, curl up with your favoritecomfort show or fallbook, and focus on getting and feeling better.

Immune Boosting Winter Citrus Smoothie

Crush your cold with all the colorful in-season produce like blood oranges, beets, pomegranates, and rainbow chard spiced with ginger, turmeric, and cayenne. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Creamy Yogurt Popsicles with Berries

Nurse your sore throat with these healthy popsicles made with fresh berries and just five ingredients! (via The Real Food Dietitians)

15-Minute Asian Cold Remedy Soup

Maybe this soup’s claim has something to do with the hefty dose of fresh ginger in each bite.(via Fork in the Kitchen)

Cold-Soothing Chai Hot Toddy

Your grandma wasn’t lying when she said that a hot toddy is the best cold medicine. This chai-spiced version adds even more warmth to the drink and will lull you into a peaceful night of sleep. (via Baking Mischief)

Honey Chamomile Popsicles

Honey and chamomile are two soothing ingredients for a sore throat or upset tummy. Keep them stored in the freezer, and you and your kids will be more than happy to snack on them while sick. (via Vanilla and Bean)

Immune Boosting Garden Herb Stock

Once you get over your illness, you need to do everything you can to keep your immune system up. This nutritious stock is full of vitamins and minerals that you can drink straight or add to just about any dish you like. (viaOm Nom Ally)

Easy 30-Minute Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup

You’ve got to have a solid chicken noodle soup recipe, no matter who you’re trying to nurse back to health. This one has plenty of protein, veggies, and comforting egg noodles to get your stomach settled. (viaAverie Cooks)

Golden Milk

Delicious both hot or cold, this anti-inflammatory drink made with coconut milk, dates, turmeric, and cinnamon is full of medicinal properties that will leave you feeling great in no time. Plus, it's gluten and dairy-free, vegan, and super easy to make! (via Clean Cuisine)

Rosehip Tea

Ripe in late fall, rosehips are high in vitamin C and can help strengthen your immune system. This tea, made with these fruits of rose plants, has an amazing effect on your body, before and after your sick day. (via Give Recipe)

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Chicken Lemon Rice Soup

If you're not a fan of noodles or just not in the mood for them, opt for a chicken and rice soup instead. (via Feel Good Foodie)

Turmeric Ginger Chickpea Noodle Soup

Thisimmune-boosting chickpea noodle soup is full of veggies with a flavorful ginger turmeric broth, plus it's ready in about 30 minutes! (via Crowded Kitchen)

All-Natural DIY Pineapple Cough Syrup

No more cough syrup at home? Go for this all-natural alternative. The combination of pineapple, cayenne, lemon, ginger, and honey is more than effective at keeping your coughs at bay. (via The View from Great Island)

Gingery Poached Egg Soup

Sometimes it’s hard to even eat chicken noodle soup when you’re feeling under the weather. This light version will be ready for you to sip in 15 minutes, and it won’t weigh too heavily on your stomach. (via The Kitchn)

Healing Turmeric Cauliflower Soup

The anti-inflammatory properties of turmeric are just one of the reasons this soup is perfect for healing your sick body. If you’re having any trouble swallowing, the smooth texture will be easy for you to get down and digest. (via Simply Quinoa)

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Lemon Dressing

When you’re able to eat a little bit more, a big bowl of nourishing ingredients is what you need. This sweet potato and brown rice bowl is full of greens, poached egg, and a lemony dressing to help you feel like a million bucks. (via Pinch of Yum)

Immunity Shots

You could go to a fancy juice bar to get an immune-boosting shot or you could make one at home for a fraction of the cost, and you won’t have to get out of your pajamas. Use your blender or juicer to combine carrot, ginger, lemon, and garlic together into a cold-blooded flu killer. (via With Food and Love)

Cold Buster Citrus Smoothie

If your immune system does give into the office cold, this vitamin C-packed drink will help you recover at lightning speed. (via Seasonal Cravings)

Moon Milk

Getting a good night’s sleep is one of the hardest things to do while you’re sick. This antioxidant-rich warm moon milk recipe features nutmeg and ashwagandha, both of which are known for lulling you into a restful slumber. (via Bon Appetit)

Super Immunity Power Salad

Move over, spinach. This kale salad is here to take the spot as the most nutritious and delicious way to eat your greens. (via The Garden Grazer)

Triple Berry Kiwi Smoothie

Who needs a multivitamin when you could just drink this smoothie every day? One kiwi has over 100 percent of your daily requirement of vitamin C, so you know that you’ll stay healthy through flu season with this as your breakfast. (via The Pretty Bee)

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Vegan Vegetable Noodle Soup Recipe

Even without the chicken, noodle soup is good for the soul. (via Veggie Society)

Homemade Hot Apple Cider Recipe

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Homemade Hot Apple Cider Recipe

Sometimes all you need is a hot, seasonal drink to get you back on your feet. (via Pink Owl Kitchen)

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CREAMY SWEET POTATO CHICKEN SOUP

Sweet potatoes are a great source of vitamin A which! Is great for fighting off illnesses.(via Averie Cooks)

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SPICY SOFT TOFU SOUP

Sometimes all you need is a little spice to clear up a stuffy nose! (Takes Two Eggs)

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Easy Homemade Sore Throat Gummies

These lemon, ginger, and honey gummies are better than any lozenge than you can get at the store. The natural ingredients will coat your throat and ease any annoying tickles or cough that you may have. (via Hello Creative Family)

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'Sullivan's Crossing' Star Morgan Kohan Loved "Showing Up" Chad Michael Murray During Season 2

Morgan Kohan understands how painful a season finale cliffhanger can be (she's still not over the end of House of The Dragon season 1), so if you've been waiting to see what happens to Maggie, Sully, and Cal after that Sullivan's Crossing season 1 ending, she knows what you're going through.

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ICYMI, the first season of the comfort show ended with Maggie learning she's pregnant, Sydney and Rob on bad terms, and Sully in the middle of a medical emergency after learning the Crossing is in danger. "Well, you have to see if Sully survives," actor Scott Patterson teases when I ask what fans can expect from the sophomore season. "In what capacity will he survive and will he be able to fulfill the duties of running a campground?"

"Season 2, I think, it just feels really elevated from season 1," Morgan says. "It just feels like you get a real good insight into so many more of the characters that we already love and kind of get to know a lot more about them, and how and why they operate...Things really move this season too. It's definitely got a good pace to it."

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Just like Gilmore Girls and Sweet Magnolias, Sullivan's Crossing is known for its cozy aesthetic, and for its close relationships. And it's true both on and offset! Since a large portion of the cast isn't from Halifax, where the series shoots, they fly in and stay in the city during filming.

"When we have time off together, Lindura and Amalia and I get together a bunch and go for dinners and go for drinks and stuff like that," Morgan says. "And we had a good night part way through the season 2 with more of the cast and crew. We went and did ax throwing, which was really fun."

And spending so much time with Scott Patterson and Chad Michael Murray during filming means they really get to know each other beyond their roles. "As you kind of just get to rib each other a little bit more, you know, you just become good friends. So it's just making fun and getting a little silly, which is great."

She also admits she's excited for Sullivan's Crossing fans to see "a good scene that was quite fun where I got to show Chad up a little bit." After season 1, she teased we'd see her play a mad game of chess and maybe perform a surgery or two, and now I'm wondering if Maggie totally schools Cal during a game of chess. I can't wait to find out!

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That camaraderie off-camera helps provide levity for the more serious and intense scenes. And Scott says it allows the show to have a "family vibe."

"When you go to work, everybody knows each other's names and everybody talks with one another," he says. "There's a lot of funny stories and lots of laughter. You wouldn't want to have this kind of morbid atmosphere 24/7 during the day. I mean, you gotta have some laughs, otherwise you'd go crazy because this is, it's pretty deep work that everybody's doing...This specific show is just rich with all of the emotions in human nature."

Working with such human storylines, and complex characters, has shown Morgan just how important all kinds of relationships are — especially female friendships.

"They're so, so, so important, I think," she says. "You can have your romantic relationships and those are incredibly important too, but to be seen by other girlfriends or other women in your life, it's a different kind of bond, it's a different kind of relationship and love and support, I think."

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Another form of support? Their on-set non-negotiables. (Namely, Scott's guitar and Morgan's dog Freddy). "On set this year, [I also have] my kindle," she adds. "Bringing a book with me is good for a downtime." When she needs a break from intense titles like Pretty Girls by Karin Slaughter ("I got into it and I was like, 'I'm too deep in now to stop,' but it's a little intense), she also watches Love Island or We're Here.

And just like Morgan Kohan can't get enough of her favorite shows, like the true fangirl she is, both she and Scott Patterson hope fans continue to resonate with Sullivan's Crossing, especially while the cast is prepping season 3.

"We don't get to do these jobs unless people tune in, and we're just really happy that people are enjoying what they're seeing," Scott says, while Morgan adds, "I hope that everybody really loves it and keep watching and hopefully tell your friends about it, [and] we can keep making it."

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Tune into Sullivan's Crossing season 2 Wednesdays at 8pm on The CW. And check out how Scott Patterson's Mind-Blowing Gilmore Girls Theory Connects It To Sullivan's Crossing.

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Why We Lose Flexibility As We Age — And How to Get It Back

Even if you weren’t exactly in line for the Olympic gymnastics team as a kid (another reason Simone Biles is so impressive, honestly), chances are, you look back on those days as ones of your peak flexibility. Like running, remembering things, and making new friends, bending gradually gets harder as you age. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to keep your flex! Here’s why you lose your bendiness — and how to get it back.

Why Your Flexibility Stalls

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As though going through puberty weren’t enough of a struggle, it’s also the time when you start to lose your natural flexibility. “No one is more flexible in their life than they are as a child,” says Dr. Leython Williams, a doctor of physical therapy at Athletico Physical Therapy. “However, during puberty, children often become temporarily less flexible. Some children have slow growth spurts, while others grow very quickly. This temporary decrease in muscle length/flexibility is a result of their bones growing faster than their muscles and tendons can stretch.”

Note that Dr. Williams refers to this particular loss of flexibility as temporary — meaning we can’t blame puberty for the fact our toes seem to be getting farther away every time we try to touch them.

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“There is no specific age when we wake up and our flexibility has ‘officially declined.’ However, it is a fact that as we age our flexibility decreases, which leads to decreased functional ability and mobility,” he explains. “As our bodies get older, we lose a small amount of flexibility as a result of the normal aging processes. There is loss of water in our tissues and intervertebral discs, increased stiffness in our joints, and a loss of elasticity in muscles and tendons. In our 20s and 30s, it is important that we develop a consistent static and dynamic stretching regimen to establish and maintain flexibility and range of motion more easily into our older years.”

That’s right: What you do now matters later. And this isn’t just about keeping up in yoga, Dr. Williams cautions. “It becomes imperative that we stretch regularly to decrease our likelihood of various injuries.” Jill Belland, co-founder of Barre Belle, agrees. “It’s easy to feel invincible if you’re young and injury free! Flexibility will reduce your risk of injury: What doesn’t bend will break. Increased range of motion, balance, and mobility are all linked to flexibility and contribute to overall strength and fitness.”

How to Get It Back

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When you’re a kid, flexibility comes naturally; when you’re an adult, you have to take responsibility for improving and maintaining it. “Peak flexibility age for adults can differ person to person and depends largely on their physical activity habits,” says Dr. Rachelle Reed, PhD, Pure Barre’s manager of training development and barre kinesiologist. “Notably, flexibility can be improved at any age when flexibility training is incorporated into a regular exercise routine. It’s important for adults to be strategic about including flexibility training into their workouts, because maintaining flexibility and physical function as we move into middle and older adulthood is associated with better quality of life and independent living.”

There’s no one flexibility standard everyone has to meet, Belland reassures: “There is no golden rule for what perfect flexibility is person to person, but there are simple markers such as touching your toes from a forward fold for hamstrings/lower back, or reaching for your hands behind your back, with one hand behind the head and the other behind the waist, for shoulder mobility. You don’t need to be a contortionist; moving around with fluidity in your everyday life and having good range of motion in your favorite activities without feeling pain or tension is a better way to gauge your own personal goals.”

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But where do you start if you want to improve your flexibility? Dr. Reed explains, “There are two main types of flexibility training that you should aim to incorporate into your routine: Dynamic stretching, where a stretch is performed by moving through a challenging but attainable range of motion several times in a row, and static stretching, where a stretch is held in a challenging but attainable position for a longer period of time (at least 10-30 seconds).”

How do you know how far to go? “Our muscles have a natural stretch reflex that prevents us from going too far into a stretch, which can also cause injury,” Belland tells us. “Aim to gently stretch through this reflex. The key to increasing flexibility is about time under tension: It takes around 20 seconds to ease through the stretch reflex. Reintroduce the stretch and hold it for 10 seconds longer, working up to one minute. The second time you introduce a stretch, the stretch reflex will diminish, allowing your body to get deeper into your stretch and also building better muscle memory.”

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If you’re still worried about injuring yourself — especially if you’ve been injured in the past — Dr. Williams recommends seeing a physical therapist for guided stretches. Belland reminds us that you don’t have to go to the gym or spend hours on stretching. “Stretch a little bit every day when you can fit it in after a workout or in front of the TV. If you just don’t think you’ll stretch on your own, getting to a yoga or a barre class is helpful if you need the accountability of a dedicated time and space.”

Speaking of the gym, just as your phys ed teacher told you, stretching is especially important before and after a workout. “Far too often active individuals begin their workouts without a dynamic stretch,” Dr. Williams says. “Dynamic stretching increases one’s range of movement and blood flow to soft tissues prior to physical exertion and/or sport performance. This type of stretching is vital in improving performance and reducing the risk for injury.”

But you don’t have to be an athlete to benefit — in fact, stretching is an important antidote to all that sitting those of us with desk-based jobs tend to do. “Sitting at your desk all day can lead to decreased flexibility in hip flexors and hamstrings by keeping them in a shortened position for a prolonged period of time,” Dr. Williams warns. “Consider a standing desk or work station or taking several breaks throughout your work day to stand up and stretch.”

Instead of looking back on your kid-level flexibility as a long-ago dream, mix in a little bit of stretching into your new daily routine — especially if you work at a desk! You might never get your legs behind your head, but your older self will thank you for it. Check out The Best Time to Stretch During Your Workout for more!

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'Sullivan's Crossing' Is Back! Here's When You Can Watch New Episodes.

Cozy comfort shows are a good idea any time of year — and along with Gilmore Girls and Sweet Magnolias, Sullivan's Crossing proves it. The CW show had an incredible first season full of family drama, romance, and real-world stakes set against a nostalgic camp background, and Sullivan's Crossing season 2 is only going to take things up a notch. After you've asked yourself these 5 Major Questions After The Season 1 Ending, read up on everything you need to know about this year's trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Where can I watch Sullivan's Crossing season 2 in the USA?

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Sullivan's Crossing season 2 premiered on The CW on October 2, 2024! Here's the full release schedule for the new episodes:

"Guilt Trip" on October 2, 2024
"A Storm is Brewing" on October 9, 2024
"Confessions" on October 16, 2024
"Eye of the Storm" on October 23, 2024
"Secrets" on October 30, 2024
"Revelations" on November 6, 2024
"Reunions" on November 13, 2024
"Truth and Consequences" on November 20, 2024
"Remorse" on November 27, 2024
"It's A Wonderful Life" on December 4, 2024

Who's in the Sullivan's Crossing season 2 cast?

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In Sullivan's Crossing season 2, we'll see the return of Morgan Kohan as Maggie and Chad Michael Murray as Cal, as well as Scott Patterson as Sully. Tom Jackson, Andrea Menard, Lindura, Allan Hawco, Lauren Hammersley, and Amalia Williamson also star.

What is Sullivan's Crossing season 2 about?

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We know right off the bat that Sullivan's Crossing season 2 picks up after some crazy (and spoiler-filled!!) cliffhangers: Sully's in the hospital, Maggie is pregnant, and Lola stole the note Cal wrote Maggie before leaving. Morgan Kohan told Brit + Co last year that the new season also required her to play chess and watch medical videos to prep. But no matter what changes we see, community will still be a huge aspect of the series.

"Those relationships between characters where they're just getting to talk and communicate and just have those real open-heart moments, I feel like that is the center of the show," Kohan says. "So every time we get to come back to that, it kind of feels like a coming home."

How many episodes are in season 2 of Sullivan's Crossing?

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Sullivan's Crossing season 2 has 8 episodes.

Is Sullivan's Crossing coming back in 2024?

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Yes, Sullivan's Crossing is coming back in 2024! The series was renewed for a second season in June 2023, and they filmed during the summer and fall of 2023.

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This Pea Coat is crafted in a long length, it boasts a classic self-tie belt that suits various body shapes, ensuring a flattering fit. The coat features a solid color, long sleeves, and a lapel open front, embodying timeless sophistication and warmth. Embrace the elegance and practicality of this pea coat, perfect for enhancing your fall wardrobe.

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