High in protein and healthy fats, these whole-food energy balls support healthy hormones, blood sugar balance, metabolism, as well as supporting skin, hair, nails and joints. Many energy balls are high in sugar, but ours contain a perfect balance of plant-based fats and proteins, along with collagen, which is an easy-to-digest protein, and a delicious way to keep sugar cravings at bay. These snacks are perfect post-workout, as a healthy dessert, or as a wholesome metabolism-boosting treat any time of day.

Getting good quality sleep is the foundation of your wellbeing. When you sleep, your body heals damaged tissue, consolidates new experiences and creates memories, and sends out a pulse of growth hormone to help you get stronger after your last workout. Many of us experience poor sleep due to disrupted circadian rhythms, too much blue light at night, not enough sunlight at the right time of day, and a lack of key nutrients that support sleep. In this blog, you’ll learn how to biohack your sleep to improve the quality and quantity of your sleep; You’ll understand how to hack your light and darkness, temperature, food and supplements to supercharge your sleep and improve every other part of your health in the process.

The specific ingredients in this dessert have been specially selected to relax the body and mind, improve recovery from a busy day, reduce stress, help you get to sleep quickly, and stay soundly asleep throughout the night. We’ve included some of the best foods for sleep in this recipe

Sleep is so important because whilst we’re asleep, the body is working to support healthy brain function and physical health. In children and teens, sleep supports growth and development, whilst in adults, sleep helps prevent the onset of Alzheimer’s and dementia. Sleep plays a huge role in learning and neuroplasticity, immune health, hormonal balance, as well as cognitive performance, exercise recovery, blood pressure, appetite and cardiovascular health. [6] Sleep deprivation and disrupted sleep can quickly cause all of these aspects (plus many more) to deteriorate quickly. 

Cortisol is known as the ‘stress hormone’, and is released when we perceive a threat. Chronic stress however, can lead to high cortisol levels, resulting in high blood pressure, sleep issues, food cravings, weight gain, and disrupted hormones. Low cortisol levels caused by burnout are also a serious issue. In this blog, you’ll learn how to biohack your cortisol, balance your circadian rhythms, reduce stress, and build your resilience with the use of adaptogens, breathwork, nutrition and more.

If you’ve been reading our biohacking blog series, you’ll know that we recently shared our toolkit of biohacking protocols to hack your cortisol and reduce stress. One of the key ways to reduce high cortisol levels is through your nutrition, and eating the right foods at the right time. Expert Alan Christianson’s book The Adrenal Reset Diet reveals how choosing the right foods at the right time can help rebalance cortisol and support recovery from burnout, as well as building resilience to stress.