NEW: The electrolytes I wish existed years ago

I am SO excited to finally share this with you.

We just launched something brand new at Truvani: 

Truvani Electrolyte Mix

This is one of the most requested products, and we took our time developing it because we refused to put it out until it met our standards.

We’re releasing THREE refreshing flavors:

Strawberry, Lemon Lime, and Piña Colada.

Each box comes with 12 stick packs.

And if you've ever wondered why we took so long – it's because getting the ingredients right is harder than most people realize.

Let me show you what I mean:

Most electrolyte brands use something called "natural flavors."

That term sounds harmless, but it can legally contain dozens of chemical compounds (including synthetic solvents, preservatives, and carriers) all hidden under one vague label.

So you have absolutely NO IDEA what you're drinking.

We use zero "natural flavors".

Our electrolytes are flavored with real organic fruit extracts.

• Strawberry made with organic strawberry extract.
• Piña Colada made with organic coconut and pineapple extracts.
• Lemon Lime made with organic lemon and lime extracts.

Every flavor source is listed by name on the label.

NOTHING is hidden.

Then there's citric acid.

Almost every electrolyte on the market uses synthetic citric acid.

Most people assume it comes from lemons.

But it doesn't…

About 99% of the world's supply is manufactured by fermenting GMO corn syrup with a strain of black mold called Aspergillus niger.

That mold becomes the white powder you see labeled "Citric Acid".

We skip it entirely.

We use Organic Lemon Juice Powder instead.

And instead of maltodextrin – a cheap filler with a higher glycemic index than table sugar that some brands have been caught hiding inside their "natural flavors"...

…We use organic acacia fiber as our carrier.

Acacia is a prebiotic that feeds your gut microbiome while you hydrate.

And it gives each serving 3-4g of fiber as a bonus.

Every ingredient has a job.

Nothing is filler.

And instead of stevia, which gives most people that bitter aftertaste and can disrupt gut bacteria, we use organic monk fruit.

Clean sweetness with no bitterness and no blood sugar spike.

Now for the exciting part…

Here's what you get in every single serving:

• Magnesium – helps your cells produce real, steady energy and keeps your muscles relaxed and cramp-free.
• Potassium – keeps your brain sharp, your nerve signals firing, and your afternoon energy from tanking.
• Sodium – the mineral your body needs to pull water into your cells and keep you hydrated from the inside out.
• Calcium – supports your bones, your muscles, and your recovery so your body bounces back faster.

And to celebrate the launch…

You can get our NEW Electrolyte Mix at a special deal. The deal gets better the more boxes you buy!

>> Click here to try Truvani Electrolytes before the first batch sells out

Xo,

Vani

P.S. I do want to be honest with you about something…

Our first production run is smaller than we'd like.

When you're using real organic fruit extracts instead of synthetic flavoring, and organic acacia fiber instead of cheap maltodextrin, things take longer to produce.

We couldn't just crank out a million units overnight. 

Once this first batch sells through, it'll be several weeks before the next one is ready – and based on how many people have been asking us for this product, I don't think this batch is going to last long.

If you want to try them, I wouldn't wait on this one.

>> Click here to try to get our new Electrolyte Mix today

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Don't fall for these tricks...I used to!

I need to send you this reminder to ALWAYS read the ingredient list on your food and not to trust what the front of the package says. 

Food labels are lying and it’s becoming a big problem.

The other day, I saw those crackers at the grocery store that said they were made with OLIVE OIL in big letters on the front of the package…

Intrigued, I flipped the box over and was flabbergasted when I saw MORE soybean oil and canola oil in the ingredients. 

What a scam!!!

This is a shady trick that many brands are using now because olive oil is healthy and they know that most people will see that on the front of the package and assume these crackers are good for you. 

You’ll find this scam all over store shelves:

• “Olive Oil Mayonnaise" 
• “Olive Oil Spread”
• “Olive Oil Salad Dressing”

All with ultra-processed canola oil and soybean oils. 

You’ll also find this in products that say they’re “Made with Real Butter”. 

Of course there’s some real butter in there, but no one is buying it thinking, “oh gee, I hope this has ultra-processed seed oils in it too”. 

Seed oils go through heavy industrial processing to get from seed to bottle, and they're loaded with omega-6 fats that promote inflammation in the body. GMO or not, they're still one of the most overused industrial ingredients in packaged food, hiding in products you'd never expect

The one that surprised me the most was when I saw “100% Juice” that contained a slew of juice concentrates (very processed) plus added flavors, fumaric acid, and gums.

Since when did 100% not mean 100%?

Now that you know the truth, I hope you'll remember to keep reading those ingredient lists. 

If you know anyone who might be swindled by products like these, please share this with them. 

Xo, 

Vani

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Filter your air - it makes a huge difference especially right now

If you've been outside in the last few days, you already know.

The sky has that color. The air smells like something burning 500 miles away. Because it is.

More than 115 million Americans are under unhealthy air right now. Over 800 wildfires are burning in Canada, and the smoke is sitting over the Midwest, the Northeast, the Mid-Atlantic and now is headling south. 

So you do what everyone says to do. Close the windows. Stay inside. Wait it out.

Here's what nobody tells you about that.

Closing the windows isn’t enough.

Researchers tracked indoor and outdoor air in more than 1,400 buildings during smoke season. On smoke days, people sealed up, and half as much outside air got in.

Indoor particle levels still nearly tripled.

These were people doing everything right. Windows shut, doors closed, staying in. The air inside got three times worse anyway, because smoke particles are small enough to come through every gap a house has. Around door frames. Through the HVAC. You can't seal a house against something that small.

The particles are the problem

Wildfire smoke particles are about 30 times thinner than a human hair. That's what PM2.5 means, and it's why it's in every alert you've seen recently.

Particles that small don't stop in your nose or throat. They go deep into your lungs, and the smallest ones cross into your bloodstream. That's the link to asthma attacks and heart problems during smoke events.

This isn't a bad-smell problem.

What actually reduces it

Filtration. That's the intervention that shows up in the research over and over. The same studies that found tripled indoor particles also found that filtration cuts them substantially.

That's why I run the Intellipure H1000 in my house. Not just for times like these, but all the time.

The H1000 uses dual H13 HEPA filters with Honeycomb VOC backing to capture over 99.9% of airborne particles, including ultrafine particles and unwanted odors. It covers up to 2,200 square feet in 30 minutes, runs quietly enough that I forget it's on, and the filters only need changing once a year.

Right now you can save 10% with code FOODBABE10.

Get 10% off Intellipure here →

The smoke clears and people move on. Then it comes back in three weeks and everyone starts over.

My Intellipure runs year-round. Smoke season is just when I notice it's working.

Xo,
Vani

P.S. If you have kids, someone pregnant, or anyone with asthma or heart issues in your house, this is the week to deal with it. Those are the groups every health department flags first, and they're the ones sitting inside breathing the air that got in.

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Are you breathing this in?

If you've been outside in the last few days, you already know.

The sky has that color. The air smells like something burning 500 miles away. Because it is.

More than 115 million Americans are under unhealthy air right now. Over 800 wildfires are burning in Canada, and the smoke is sitting over the Midwest, the Northeast, and the Mid-Atlantic. Minneapolis ranked as the second-worst air of any major city on the planet.

So you do what everyone says to do. Close the windows. Stay inside. Wait it out.

Here's what nobody tells you about that.

Closing the windows isn’t enough.

Researchers tracked indoor and outdoor air in more than 1,400 buildings during smoke season. On smoke days, people sealed up, and half as much outside air got in.

Indoor particle levels still nearly tripled.

These were people doing everything right. Windows shut, doors closed, staying in. The air inside got three times worse anyway, because smoke particles are small enough to come through every gap a house has. Around door frames. Through the HVAC. You can't seal a house against something that small.

The particles are the problem

Wildfire smoke particles are about 30 times thinner than a human hair. That's what PM2.5 means, and it's why it's in every alert you've seen recently.

Particles that small don't stop in your nose or throat. They go deep into your lungs, and the smallest ones cross into your bloodstream. That's the link to asthma attacks and heart problems during smoke events.

This isn't a bad-smell problem.

What actually reduces it

Filtration. That's the intervention that shows up in the research over and over. The same studies that found tripled indoor particles also found that filtration cuts them substantially.

That's why I run the Intellipure H1000 in my house. Not just for times like these, but all the time.

The H1000 uses dual H13 HEPA filters with Honeycomb VOC backing to capture over 99.9% of airborne particles, including ultrafine particles and unwanted odors. It covers up to 2,200 square feet in 30 minutes, runs quietly enough that I forget it's on, and the filters only need changing once a year.

Right now you can save 10% with code FOODBABE10.

Get 10% off Intellipure here →

The smoke clears and people move on. Then it comes back in three weeks and everyone starts over.

My Intellipure runs year-round. Smoke season is just when I notice it's working.

Xo,
Vani

P.S. If you have kids, someone pregnant, or anyone with asthma or heart issues in your house, this is the week to deal with it. Those are the groups every health department flags first, and they're the ones sitting inside breathing the air that got in.

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Keep doing this...because it's working

I have been exposing the Big Food industry for over a decade... and I still remember what it felt like when people told me I was crazy for saying they would eventually have to answer for what they were doing to us.

Well, I need to tell you something.

THE NUMBERS ARE IN.

Processed food is dying a slow death and BIG FOOD is crumbling.

There's a massive shift happening.

Look how much processed food companies have LOST in value in the last 22 months:

Campbell's: DOWN 54.9% (Goldfish, Pepperidge Farm)
Conagra: DOWN 54.2% (Chef Boyardee, Slim Jim)
General Mills: DOWN 47.6% (Cheerios, Lucky Charms, Totino's, Pillsbury)
Kraft Heinz: DOWN 29.6% (Oscar Mayer, Jell-O)
Lamb Weston: DOWN 25.8% (Frozen fries at McDonald's)
PepsiCo: DOWN 17.6% (Lay's, Doritos, Cheetos, Quaker)
Mondelez: DOWN 15.5% (Oreo, Ritz, Chips Ahoy)
Hershey: DOWN 10.4% (Reese's, Kit Kat, Twizzlers)

People are actively shifting away from ultraprocessed foods. Real food sales are outpacing ultra-processed sales by 7%!

This is what happens when millions of us stop blindly buying what they're selling us and start reading ingredient labels instead. We have the power in our own hands. When you refuse to buy an ultra-processed product, you are voting with your dollar and sending a strong message.

Ultra-processed foods are killing people every day. This is why we need to keep sharing the truth with everyone we know.

Every time you talk to a friend about this, every time you post something instead of scrolling past it, every time you choose real food over a meal with dozens of questionable additives... you are part of the reason these numbers look like this.

Keep sharing, voting with your dollars, and spreading the truth! 

The more people who find out that Big Food is poisoning them, the better chance we have to save our friends and family.

Xo,

Vani

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I don't travel without these

I travel constantly. Speaking events, filming, meetings, family trips. Some months, I feel like I live out of a suitcase.

And as I have gotten older, I have noticed that my skin has taken a beating from the stress and crazy schedule.  

Then I learned what travel actually does to your skin.

A plane cabin is dry. Humidity on most flights sits below 20% and can drop into the single digits. Indoors we're used to 30 to 50%. That dry air pulls moisture off your skin, so you land tight, rough, and irritated.

Flights aren't the only offender. Summer travel piles on more:

• Hours of AC in cars and hotel rooms
• More time in the sun
• Salt water and chlorine
• Wrecked sleep (pillow too big, bed too hard...lol)

Then there's one most people never think about. UVA passes through car windows. That's why US drivers show more sun damage on the left side of the face, the side by the window. 

So I stopped leaving my good skincare at home because the bottles were too big.

I keep the Mini Bundle from Herbal Face Food in my bag. Travel-size, TSA-friendly, the same concentrated plant-based formulas I use at home. No synthetic fragrances, parabens, petroleum fillers, or artificial preservatives. Travel stresses my skin enough without adding more for it to process.

Traveling with the Mini Bundle is just the icing on the cake. I don’t use a lot of beauty products at home, and the ones I do use are simple. Herbal Face Food is different -- 100% plant-powered with 25 therapeutic botanicals that actually work to improve your skin instead of just covering up problems. 

Their cream, ‘The Cure,’ serum, and eye cream are some of my favorites.

Because they are never heated or processed and packed with antioxidants that heal your skin.

Instead of sulfates, parabens, and artificial preservatives, you’ll find:

• Turmeric -- boosts collagen, reduces inflammation
• Green Tea -- protects against UV damage
• Aloe -- hydrates and promotes healing
• Frankincense -- regenerates skin cells
• Rosehip Oil -- reduces signs of aging
• Shea butter – Deeply nourishing without clogging pores
• Frankincense – Supports skin regeneration and reduces the appearance of fine lines
• Calendula – Soothes irritation and promotes healing
• Powered by a natural SPF 50+, which is so hard to find in a face cream

For a very limited time, the Food Babe community saves 50% sitewide. Today through midnight on Tuesday, July 14.

Use code Foodbabe50 to save 50% on Herbal Face Food →

Clean travel routine, first time trying HFF, or restocking what you already love. Today's the day.

Your skincare standards shouldn't disappear just because you're living out of a suitcase.

Xo,
Vani

P.S. Two things that help most. Put your skincare on before you board or before a long drive, not after. And keep a broad-spectrum SPF in the car. The left side of your face is taking more sun than you think.

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Dirty sodas have a dirty secret (don't drink before reading)

I've noticed that “dirty sodas” seem to be popping up at every fast food restaurant lately. Have you noticed that too?

Well, let me tell you... they're hiding a dirty secret.

Crumbl's dirty sodas recently went viral after it was leaked that they contain an absolutely astronomical amount of sugar... up to 186 grams in a single drink! 

That's insane. So I had to look deeper. Besides the sugar, what else was lurking in their dirty sodas?

My team contacted Crumbl because their ingredients had vanished from their website. That was suspicious. They published all ingredients online in the past, and I've shared exactly what nasty stuff is found in their cookies.

I was blindsided by the way they responded…

Crumbl has officially scrubbed their ingredient lists from their website. Here's exactly what they told us when we asked what's in their dirty sodas:

"We've removed the full ingredient lists as they contain proprietary information." 

Proprietary is a fancy word for secret.

But I’m not buying that…

Almost every major fast food chain, like McDonald's, Subway, Starbucks, Taco Bell, and Chick-fil-A, have their full ingredient lists published on their websites for everyone to see, and have for years.

People deserve to know what they're eating and drinking. 

There is no logical reason for a restaurant to refuse to disclose ingredients... unless they're hiding something.

Crumbl doesn't want you to know, and that is a major red flag.

The U.S. government doesn't require restaurants to disclose full ingredient information, only allergen info. So chains like Crumbl are given a free pass to hide their ultra-processed ingredients from you and leave you completely in the dark. How are we supposed to take control of our health if we don't even know what we're eating?

Here’s what we do know…

They're taking a soda like Dr. Pepper, full of high fructose corn syrup, caramel color, and artificial flavors, and making it 10 times worse with stacked syrups, creams, and mystery ingredients.

Don't do this to your body.

You can make a clean version at home that actually tastes amazing and gives you 20 grams of organic protein with no refined sugar.

Truvani Strawberry Cream Clean Dirty Soda

• 1 scoop Truvani Strawberry Protein
• 1 cup Mountain Valley Sparkling Water
• ¼ cup organic strawberry juice
• 2 tbsp organic coconut cream or coconut milk
• ¼ cup fresh strawberries
• 1 cup spring water ice cubes
• ½ tsp organic vanilla extract (optional)

Directions:

1. Froth or whisk 1 scoop Truvani Strawberry Protein with ½ tsp organic vanilla extract and a splash of sparkling water until smooth.
2. Fill a glass with 1 cup spring water ice cubes and ¼ cup fresh strawberries.
3. Pour 1 cup sparkling water and ¼ cup organic strawberry juice over the ice.
4. Spoon 2 tbsp coconut cream on top.
5. Slowly pour the protein mixture over the cream layer and enjoy!

You could do this with any organic juice like pineapple, watermelon, orange, or raspberry and Truvani Vanilla Protein. Delicious!

Don't let Crumbl get away with hiding their ingredients. Share this on Instagram and Facebook with anyone still buying their dirty tricks.

Xo,

Vani

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