Juice

Ayurveda is an ancient Indian medical system that relies on natural and holistic approaches to ensure the health of your mind, body and spirit. Ayurvedic drinks, therefore, are herbal beverages and concoctions that are designed to promote health and balance in the body. There are many such beverages out there, from herbal and green tea to coriander and coconut water.

Brain-boosting beverages help improve memory, slow down cognitive decline, protect against neurodegenerative diseases, and simply make us more alert. In fact, certain nutrients like polyphenols, antioxidants, and amino acids can protect your brain by improving blood flow, reducing inflammation, and protecting brain cells from damage, according to Health.com.

From green tea to orange juice, let’s take a look at the best beverages for brain health.

From non-alcoholic wine to booze–free beer, non-alcoholic beverages are more popular than ever. More and more people are choosing mocktails at gatherings to experience the taste without the alcohol by volume (ABV). In fact, Forbes says that “no/low” is one of the fastest-growing segments in the industry today, with an increase of 96 percent over the past year.

Studies show that 85 percent of consumers base their purchasing decisions on color. There’s no denying that color theory plays a big role in beverage packaging design, with each hue having the ability to evoke a specific emotion. In turn, those emotions can shape perceptions and choices on the part of consumers. Color is a powerful tool in the arsenal of any company looking to cement their brand identity and form lasting impressions in the minds of their customers.

Desserts and drinks: two of the sweetest things on Earth! While sweet treats of any kind are great, did you know you can optimize flavors by pairing them with the perfect beverage? Today we’ll take a look at tasty beverage pairings for desserts, from white wine and key lime pie to coffee soda and cake.