Feeling tense? Try a 2-minute reset and support from Sunrider.

Feeling tense? Try a 2-minute reset and support from Sunrider.

You can’t always avoid stress, but you can teach your body to reset.


Stress isn’t the enemy — staying stuck in stress is.

We can’t avoid every challenge life throws at us, but we can train our bodies to recover faster. That’s what a real stress reset looks like — it’s not about control, it’s about resilience.

Here are a few small resets that make a big difference:

  • Breathe intentionally. Three slow, deep breaths calm your nervous system almost instantly.
  • Step outside. A few minutes of fresh air helps reset your body and mind.
  • Move gently. A short walk, stretching, or light yoga can release tension you didn’t know you were holding.
  • Build small boundaries. Give yourself permission to pause — even for five minutes.

We also like to include calming rituals in our day — like sipping Calli® Night® or Fortune Delight® while we take a quiet break. It’s not just the tea; it’s the act of slowing down and reminding your body that it’s safe to relax.

When you build these moments into your routine, stress doesn’t have as much power. You’ll still feel it, but you’ll bounce back faster — and that’s the real win.

Take a breath. You’re doing great.


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Awesome Sunrider Night time ritual that changes everything

Awesome Sunrider Night time ritual that changes everything

A few small changes tonight can help you wake up feeling completely different tomorrow.


You know that feeling when you wake up actually rested — not groggy, not reaching for caffeine, but clear and steady?

That’s what good sleep can do. And it’s easier to build than you might think.

You don’t need a strict bedtime routine; you just need a few simple cues that tell your body, “It’s time to wind down.”

Here are a few that work for us:

  • Lower the lights about an hour before bed.
  • Turn off screens — or at least switch to night mode.
  • Try a short stretch, gentle music, or journaling to quiet your mind.
  • Make a warm cup of Calli® Night part of your evening ritual — it’s a soothing, herbal way to mark the end of the day.

What matters most is consistency. When your body knows what’s coming, it starts to prepare for rest naturally.

Better sleep doesn’t just improve your mood — it helps your metabolism, hormones, focus, and even appetite regulation.

So tonight, skip the scroll, sip something calming, and give your body the rest it’s been asking for.

How to Reignite Your Wellness Routine (Without Starting Over)

How to Reignite Your Wellness Routine (Without Starting Over)

When February rolls around, the new-year motivation often starts to fade — but this is actually the perfect time to refocus on habits that truly make a difference.

You don’t need to start over or reinvent yourself. Real wellness isn’t about doing everything perfectly — it’s about returning to the habits that help you feel strong, calm, and balanced, even when life gets busy.

If your energy, focus, or routine has slipped a little, these four simple habits — building strength, improving sleep, managing stress, and supporting digestion — can help you get back into your rhythm with ease.

Woman doing yoga boat pose on mat at home | strength wellness routine1. Strength for Real Life

You don’t need a gym membership or fancy equipment to build strength. Real-life strength comes from using your body regularly — lifting groceries, getting up off the floor, carrying laundry, or playing with your kids or grandkids.

A few times a week, add simple resistance work:
• Bodyweight exercises like squats, wall push-ups, or lunges.
• Resistance bands for joint-friendly strength training.
• Short, consistent sessions (even 10–15 minutes) a few times a week.

Strength training supports your metabolism, bone health, and balance as you age.

And when you’re done, refuel with something nourishing like NuPlus®  or SunFit Protein Plus — both great options for plant-based recovery fuel that supports muscle repair and steady energy.

Strong body, steady energy, better aging — that’s real-life strength.

a woman sleeping on a bed with a blue blanket | sleep wellness routine2. Sleep Rituals That Actually Stick

Sleep is one of the most underrated forms of self-care. Without enough quality rest, even the best nutrition or workouts can only do so much.

To improve sleep, consistency matters most:
• Go to bed and wake up around the same time every day.
• Dim lights and limit screens an hour before bed.
• Create a wind-down ritual — read, stretch, or journal.

We love making a warm cup of Calli® part of our nighttime routine. It’s not just soothing — it’s a signal to the body that it’s time to slow down.

Better sleep means better focus, mood, and metabolism. It’s one of the easiest healthy habits to overlook, but one of the most powerful to fix.

woman drinking relaxing tea3. Stress Reset & Nervous System Support

Modern life is fast, full, and often stressful — but stress itself isn’t the enemy. It’s how long we stay stressed that drains our energy, immunity, and joy.

This month, try building in “resets” for your nervous system:
• Take 3 slow, deep breaths when you feel tense.
• Step outside for a few minutes of fresh air.
• Build simple boundaries around work and downtime.
• Do something calming that feels good — not just “productive.”

Gentle, herbal Sunrider blends like Calli® or Fortune Delight® can be part of that reset — comforting rituals that remind your body it’s safe to relax.

Small resets throughout your day can make a big difference in how you handle everything else.

a green neon sign that says healthy food | gut health wellness routine4. Happy Gut, Happier You

Digestion plays a huge role in how you feel — energy, immunity, even mood all start in the gut.

You can support better digestion by:
• Chewing your food thoroughly (your stomach doesn’t have teeth!).
• Drinking enough water throughout the day.
• Eating balanced meals at regular times.
• Adding fiber from fruits, veggies, beans, and whole grains.

And if you’d like extra support, try Vitadophilus® — a high-quality probiotic that helps maintain healthy gut flora and supports digestion.

Listening to your body, slowing down, and nourishing your gut naturally leads to better energy, focus, and well-being.

Progress, Not Perfection

The beauty of healthy habits is that they’re always there waiting for you to return to them.

You don’t need a new plan or a fresh start — just a little consistency and self-compassion. Strength, sleep, stress management, and digestion form the foundation of wellness that lasts.

Start small. Stay steady. You’ve got this.

Aaron & Sel
SunHealthAZ

The kind of strength that matters most

The kind of strength that matters most

A few small steps to build strength you can feel every day.


Let’s talk about a kind of strength that doesn’t require a gym membership — the kind that makes everyday life easier.

Real-life strength is what helps you carry groceries, climb stairs without getting winded, lift luggage into the car, or keep up with your kids (or grandkids). It supports your metabolism, protects your joints, and helps you age with confidence.

And the good news? You don’t need an intense workout plan to build it.

Try adding small doses of resistance work into your week:

  • Bodyweight exercises like squats, push-ups, or lunges.
  • A few minutes with resistance bands while watching TV.
  • Simple stretching or yoga moves for mobility.

Start with 10–15 minutes, 2–3 times a week. The goal isn’t perfection — it’s progress.

Afterward, help your body recover with nourishing fuel. We like a quick NuPlus® smoothie or a SunFit Protein Plus shake to give our muscles the plant-powered protein they need to rebuild and restore.

Strong muscles don’t just look good — they make life feel easier. So keep it simple, stay consistent, and celebrate the strength you build along the way.

With you in this,

Too cold to exercise? Try these indoor “movement breaks”

Too cold to exercise? Try these indoor “movement breaks”

Winter can make movement tricky—here’s how to sneak it into real life.


In many parts of the country (and world!) January and February aren’t exactly famous for inspiring outdoor workouts. It’s darker, it’s colder, and the couch is…right there.

That’s why, in your Healthy Habits Plan, we like to focus on small, winter-friendly movement habits instead of all-or-nothing workouts.

Think of it this way:

Move more, sit less. That’s the goal.

Here are a few “movement breaks” to try this winter:

1. The 10-Minute Indoor Walk

Set a timer and walk around your home, up and down the stairs, or even in place. Ten minutes goes by faster than you think.

2. Stretch While Life Happens

Stretch while the kettle boils, do calf raises while brushing your teeth, or a few squats before you sit down to watch a show.

3. Attach Movement to a Habit You Already Have

For example: after each work call or email session, stand up and move your body for 2–3 minutes.

To make it feel more like a routine, we sometimes pair movement with a cup of Fortune Delight® afterward, or we’ll use Sunrider’s SunFit® products as part of our “I’m taking care of my body” ritual.

You don’t have to wait for perfect weather or a perfect schedule. A little winter movement goes a long way.

Moving with you (even indoors),