Last month, I started on a 15-day challenge with RiteMed to achieve that ‘Summer Glow’ and since I am all for vitamins, I jumped on it immediately! As of today, it has been 27 days already and even if it’s not a challenge anymore, I’m still continuing with it, because I really did like the results it gave me. Like what I mentioned on my Instagram post during the challenge, I’ll be sharing with you, guys the effects of RiteMed Sodium Ascorbate and Fibermate for me. :)
Earlier today I had a
date with my fellow blogger friends and in our conversation, we started
discussing about age. I opened up how turning 30 is somehow making me nervous,
because I felt like I’ve been in my 20s for so long that it might feel
different somehow? I think my main concern was more on the health side of
things. In the end, we concluded that age is just a number. It’s how you live
your life that will define it. Given that I’m not getting any younger, I
actually want to set health goals for myself and on the top of my list is to
drink more vitamins and keep it in my routine. I used to neglect this part, but
it really does play a big role!
Even before this
post, I’ve been talking about Snow Caps
on my blog for years now and it’s something that you should consider adding to
your everyday. I know the initial reaction when they hear this brand is that
it’s for whitening, but it’s actually so much more than that! :) Even if you’re super
fair, you can also drink this. It’s not just about being white, but for your
overall good health!
I’m sure you’re
wondering why am I blogging or even taking this when I’m already white? Well,
let me share with you the healthy-side of Snow
Caps!
Being a mother of two, I have come to realize how overprotective I can be. Especially when it comes to their health. My number one fear is actually them getting sick, so I always making sure that I protect them from all the harmful stuff or anything that can put them at risk.
I'm sure all of us mommas want the best for their kids, because we love them so much. When it comes to my boys, there are three things that I never scrimp on: education, time, and health. :)




