Beverages

Three super immune-boosting recipes to fend off winter colds and flu.

Are you ready to kick your coffee fix? Get your morning energy boost with these healing, herb-laced alternatives.

You'll love this vegan take on the classic hot buttered rum cocktail. Coconut takes the place of butter, and spicy chai tea, cinnamon and aged rum add cozy warmth.

This nutrient-dense smoothie—it’s basically a meal in a glass—is rich in satisfying protein and energizing MCT oil

Ginger is Mother Nature’s protective cloak, shielding us from sickness on winter days. This tea is very spicy—if it tastes too strong, dilute it with more hot water and honey.

Red hibiscus flowers are a common ingredient in ruby-hued herbal tea bags, such as Celestial Seasonings' Red Zinger.

Beer cocktails like this simple concoction offer a light, refreshing alternative to mixed drinks. Non-alcoholic option: Omit vodka and substitute non-alcoholic beer or seltzer water for the blonde ale.

Are juice cleanses all they're cracked up to be? How do we really make them worth it? Registered Holistic Nutritionist Peggy Kotsopoulos, author of Kitchen Cures, explains.

The refreshing bite of ginger in this fiber-rich smoothie will wake you up on the groggiest Monday morning. For a pretty presentation, garnish with diced apple and fennel fronds.

In France, there’s an after-dinner tradition called the tisane. Tisane is another way of saying “tea,” and more specifically, “herbal infusion.” I’ve adopted the ritual for several reasons, beginning with the fact that it tastes good, but I also love that I can use almost any herb for the job.