Julie’s Kitchen

07/21/2026

Nothing but love ❤️ thank you beautiful for always trusting me with your health goals 💪🏻 my morning glory juice on deck, times two and a strawberry passionfruit mix Seamoss. My girl is serious about her health. Get yours today ☺️

07/19/2026

Message from one small business owner to another. I appreciate you so much Shari ng

07/07/2026

Mold exposure: The Immediate Immune Response (Allergies)
For the vast majority of people, mold spores act as standard allergens. When you breathe them in, your immune system flags them as dangerous invaders and releases histamines to fight them off.
This causes classic “hay fever” symptoms:
Sneezing and coughing as your body tries to expel the spores.
Post-nasal drip and a runny or stuffy nose.
Itchy, watery eyes and skin irritation or rashes. Respiratory Distress (Asthma & Irritation)
If you have asthma or a pre-existing lung condition, mold doesn’t just cause allergies—it can trigger a severe flare-up.
Airway Constriction: Spores cause the muscles around your airways to tighten, leading to wheezing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath.
Inflammation: As shown in the respiratory diagram, mold can cause an irritated airway, leading to excess mucus production and inflammation. Over time, heavy exposure can even injure the cilia (the tiny, hair-like structures that sweep dust and mucus out of your lungs), making it harder for your respiratory system to clean itself. Fungal Infections (Invasive Mycosis)
This is rare for healthy individuals, but in people with weakened immune systems (such as those undergoing chemotherapy, living with HIV, or taking immunosuppressants), mold spores can actually take root and grow inside the body.
Aspergillosis: This occurs when a common mold called Aspergillus is inhaled and creates fungal balls in the lungs or cavities of the sinuses.
Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis: A severe, immune-mediated inflammatory reaction in the lungs that can cause scarring (fibrosis) over time with chronic exposure.

07/06/2026

07/01/2026

I have been serving you amazing Seamoss for the last 5 years. With the increased cost of everything I had to make the decision to raise the prices on my Seamoss. All 16 oz will now be 20$ and my 32 oz will be 40$. I truly appreciate all the love and support I have received from all of you along the years. I look forward to continuing my Seamoss journey with you all.

06/23/2026

Nothing but love in a Camden for my Seamoss ❤️ thank you as always for the continued support

04/23/2026

Beard balm is essentially the “multitool” of beard care. It sits right in the middle between beard oil (which is for hydration) and beard wax (which is for heavy styling).
Here is a breakdown of the primary benefits:
1. Superior Styling and Control
Unlike oils, balm contains beeswax or shea butter. This provides a light-to-medium hold that helps you:
• Tame Flyaways: It smooths down those stray hairs that stick out sideways.
• Shape the Beard: It allows you to brush your beard into a specific shape and keep it there throughout the day.
• Add Volume: The thick consistency can make a patchy or thin beard appear fuller.
2. Deep Moisturizing and Conditioning
The “butters” in balm (like cocoa or shea butter) take longer to absorb than liquid oils. This provides a slow-release hydration that keeps your facial hair soft and manageable for hours. It’s particularly effective for men with longer beards that tend to get brittle at the ends.
3. Skin Protection
Beard balm acts as a sealant. By coating the hair and the skin underneath, it:
• Locks in Moisture: It prevents the natural oils on your face from evaporating.
• Prevents “Beardruff”: It moisturizes the skin to stop the itching and flaking associated with dryness.
• Environmental Shield: It provides a thin protective layer against wind, cold air, and pollutants.
4. Healthier Appearance
Most balms are formulated with carrier oils (like jojoba or argan oil) that give the beard a healthy, low-shine matte finish. It makes the hair look groomed and intentional rather than greasy.

04/22/2026

I don’t usually do this! But this product right here deserves all the praise. This probiotic sir my Seamoss and daily teas has been the answer my gut has been searching for all my life! You all know I suffer from an autoimmune disease and when I tell you this has been the best thing to help me fight my gut issues. If you trust me and I know you do, if you have been using gut issues, do yourself a favor and look them up and try them today. It’s been less than a week for me and I swear by it. They have a forever supporter with me. Let me know if you have any questions! DM me today 😊

04/19/2026

Troywhodabilk

Gatorade, owned by PepsiCo, is beginning to remove artificial food dyes like Red 40, Yellow 5 & 6, and Blue 1—replacing them with plant-based colors from fruits and vegetables. The transition is already underway and will roll out across products through 2026–2027.

This shift comes as federal health leaders—including Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—push to phase out synthetic dyes, alongside growing consumer demand for cleaner ingredients. It’s not just one company—it’s a wider industry move, and one of the biggest names in sports drinks is now part of it! 🙌

04/10/2026

BIG THINGS ARE HAPPENING!!
You know I never stop exploring ways to help you all. Soon to come at Moss_It_Up pickled fruits and vegetables, Fermented drinks and vegetables! I am still in the testing process and going through the kinks(especially with fermenting) Just know I always have your health at heart and strive to make the best for you each and everyday! Probiotic Power (Fermented Pickles)
If vegetables are pickled through natural fermentation (using salt and water rather than just vinegar), they become rich in probiotics. These live microorganisms, such as Lactobacillus, help balance the gut microbiome.
• Better Digestion: Probiotics can reduce bloating and improve regularity.
• Immune Support: A large portion of the immune system is housed in the gut; a healthy microbiome helps defend against pathogens.
Antioxidant Preservation
Pickling helps preserve the antioxidants found in fresh vegetables. Heat-sensitive vitamins (like Vitamin C) may decrease slightly, but many fat-soluble vitamins and antioxidants like Beta-carotene and Lycopene remain stable.
• Antioxidants help neutralize free radicals, which are unstable molecules that can damage cells.
Blood Sugar Regulation
The acetic acid found in vinegar-based pickles may help stabilize blood sugar levels.
• Consuming vinegar-based foods with a high-carb meal has been shown to improve insulin sensitivity and reduce the “sugar spike” often experienced after eating.
Electrolyte Replenishment
Pickle brine is famously high in sodium and potassium, which are essential electrolytes.
• Muscle Cramps: Many athletes use pickle juice to quickly alleviate muscle cramps and restore salt balance after intense sweating.