Herbal Profiles #45
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Did you know that 45% of Gen Z have never consumed alcohol? They’re choosing healthier, non-alcoholic options instead. It’s not just about cutting out alcohol completely but being more intentional with what we drink.
The non-alcoholic beverage market is booming, with a projected growth rate of 7.4% from 2024 to 2030. But there’s more to it – people are loving functional beverages with THC, CBD, adaptogens, and nootropics, which offer benefits like improved focus and relaxation.
I truly believe that soon, these adaptogenic and nootropic drinks will be as common in social settings as beer and wine. Imagine matching your drink to your mood or the occasion, getting both pleasure and wellness in one go. This movement towards diverse beverage options is all about having the freedom to choose what fits your vibe for the day.
And this is exactly why this newsletter exists – to destigmatize these amazing drinks and showcase how they can seamlessly fit into your life.
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And with that, let’s get into it!
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2 个月Has ketohol in beverages shown any adoption/acceptance? Judging from spellcheck not wanting me to spell out, “ketohol,” I’d said the answer is probably, “no.”??