Immunity
Okana is designed to be a daily ally and to provide healthy and benevolent energy for the body and mind.
Our promise is simple: drinking Okana every day will give you one of the best natural immune boosts possible. The high concentrations of superfoods and adaptogens in each cup will help lower the likelihood of contracting seasonal illnesses (like the cold and flu) and fight against other external threats to the body and immune system.
Here are some tidbits:
- Ginseng is one of the most powerful adaptogens for boosting the immune system
- Ginger has deep antiviral properties, fights against the risk of infection (such as the flu), and supports intestinal flora, which is the foundation of a strong immune system.
- Cinnamon has 5,000 years of reputation for purifying the blood, supporting kidney health, combats digestive disorders, and helps reduce the risk of seasonal illnesses
- Lion's Mane is a popular adaptogen because it has an abundance of polysaccharides, which make it a great ally for your immune system
Ingredients that make Okana good for Immunity
Reishi
When you go to the mountains to take mushrooms, you're usually in for a wild trip. But in the case of Reishi, you're in for a wild sip. That's because Reishi mushrooms are a potent health food that can help you climb any mountain. For whatever reason. We won't ask.
Lion's Mane
Lion's Mane has to be the most badass name for a food product in the world. Well, at the very least, it's a cooler name than broccolini or gooseberry. Unsurprising to everyone, it comes with a lot of powerful benefits.
Ginseng
Sure, you'll have a hard time finding a funnier looking food item. But don't let that fool you. While it may look like a drunk land-squid, Ginseng is famous for numerous health benefits. As they say, good things come in...funny looking packages.
Lucuma
For hundreds of years, Lucuma has been called "The Gold of the Incas" or "The Gold of the Gods." We just call it tasty, since it's an excellent and healthy alternative to processed sugar. And it's kind of hard to argue with Andean gods.
Ginger
Candied ginger, ginger ale, ginger spice – there's a reason that ginger is used in so many ways across the world. It's incredibly healthy and adds a fun, zesty flavor component to things like soup, curries, and tea.
Licorice
This isn't the licorice that you find in the candy store. We're talking about the natural, herbal licorice that your great-grandpa would have had access to. And we imagine that it played a big part in making your great-grandpa a tough SOB.
Cinnamon
Cinnamon is rather incredible, considering it's just some dried tree bark. This spice has become synonymous with cold-weather holidays and festive treats, but there's more to cinnamon than its cozy smell. This is a rare case of... barking... up the right tree.