Nutritionist - Kendal Rhode

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Being sick looks different these days. Bone broth Iodine Herbal tea - hibiscus Elderberry Mullen peppermint Fermented ga...
06/17/2026

Being sick looks different these days.

Bone broth
Iodine
Herbal tea - hibiscus Elderberry Mullen peppermint
Fermented garlic
Mullen chest rub.

Overall, I don't think we should be allowed to get sick in the summer!

This is what happens when we don't take care of our bodies though. 🤦

06/03/2026

Grab the dandelions before they are gone!!
DM if you have questions!!

05/26/2026

Fresh Citrus Mineral Drink 🍊✨

Today’s mix:
• Fresh squeezed key limes
• Fresh oranges
• Pomegranate juice
• Cold water
• A pinch of mineral salt

Why add salt?
A tiny pinch of salt helps support hydration by replacing electrolytes your body loses through sweat, stress, heat, caffeine, and daily life. Combined with natural vitamin C and antioxidants from citrus and pomegranate, this becomes a simple homemade hydration drink without the artificial dyes or excess sugars found in many sports drinks.

Benefits of this blend:
• Vitamin C to support immune health
• Natural antioxidants from pomegranate
• Minerals + hydration support
• Gentle energy boost from natural fruit sugars
• Helps encourage better water intake

Simple recipe:
Juice:
• 2 key limes
• 1 orange
• Splash of pomegranate juice

Mix into:
• 16–24 oz cold water
• Pinch of mineral salt

Optional:
Add ice, sparkling water, or fresh mint.

Sometimes the simplest things support the body best. 🌿

05/25/2026

First step to lilac jelly

05/25/2026

Lilac Sugar 🌿

One of the easiest ways to preserve spring for your tea shelf, baking cabinet, or morning coffee ritual.

How to make it: • 1 cup white sugar
• ½–1 cup fresh lilac florets
• Clean dry jar

Remove lilac florets from all green stems.

Gently rinse if needed and pat completely dry.

Layer sugar and lilacs in a jar.

Seal and let sit 2–7 days, shaking gently daily.

Remove flowers once the sugar becomes fragrant.

Spread sugar out briefly to dry if needed before storing.

Best ways to use lilac sugar: • Stir into hot tea
• Add to lemonade or iced tea
• Sprinkle over berries or yogurt
• Use in shortbread, muffins, or scones
• Rim cocktail/mocktail glasses
• Add to whipped cream or frosting

Lilac flavor is delicate, floral, and lightly sweet — a little goes a long way.

Tip: Use florets only. Too much green stem can make the sugar bitter.

05/20/2026

Cold Brew Tea
2 servings.
Recipe will be shared shortly

05/20/2026

Come work with nettles

Nettle tea is rich in minerals like iron, magnesium, calcium, and potassium, making it deeply nourishing for the body.
It may help support energy, hydration, and seasonal allergy response due to its natural anti-inflammatory compounds.

Many people use nettle to support hair, skin, hormonal balance, and overall vitality.
It also acts as a gentle herbal tonic that can support kidney function and healthy fluid balance.

DM to grab some 🌱

working outside instead of the office 😬

Little Info gram
05/18/2026

Little Info gram

05/18/2026

🌿 USNEA — also called Old Man’s Beard

A wild forest lichen traditionally used for respiratory, immune, and skin support. Known for its antimicrobial properties and commonly used in herbal wellness practices.
5 simple ways to use it:

☕ Tea/Decoction — often used for coughs, congestion, and lung support
🧴 Tincture — popular for immune support during seasonal illness
🩹 Salve — used on minor scrapes, dry skin, and bug bites
🗣️ Gargle/Throat Support — soothing for irritated throats
🛁 Washes & Soaks — added to foot soaks and skin cleansing blends
✨ Quick ID tip: true usnea has a stretchy white inner core when pulled apart.
⚠️ Harvest responsibly and avoid roadside or polluted areas. Proper identification matters.

05/11/2026

What Went Into My Tea This Morning ☕🌿

Lavender
Traditionally used to help calm the nervous system, support relaxation, and ease tension. A gentle herb for slowing down during busy or overstimulating seasons.

Peppermint
Refreshing and cooling. Often used to support digestion, reduce bloating, and help wake up the body naturally without caffeine overload.

Mullein
A classic respiratory-support herb. Commonly used in spring when seasonal irritants and mucus buildup can feel heavier after winter.

Hibiscus
Rich in antioxidants and naturally high in vitamin C. Adds a bright tart flavor while supporting hydration and circulation.

Calendula
Known for supporting the skin, lymphatic system, and gentle detoxification pathways. A beautiful spring herb traditionally associated with healing and repair.

Marshmallow Root
Deeply soothing and moisturizing to the throat, gut, and mucous membranes. Helpful when the body feels dry, irritated, or inflamed after winter months.

Hot steeped in a French press for a nourishing spring herbal blend. 🌼

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