The “Glow & Melt” Anti-Inflammatory Ice Cubes: A Morning Ritual for Glowy Skin, Gut Health & Sustainable Weight Loss
The Recipe for the “Ultimate Skin Hack”
Toss these into a blender. Don’t overthink quantities. This is more about consistency than perfection
🌿 Whole Raw Turmeric (Sabut Haldi) Anti inflammatory gold. Helps calm skin inflammation and supports overall skin clarity.
🍋 Amla (Gooseberry) Loaded with Vitamin C which supports collagen production and natural glow.
🫚 Ginger Supports digestion and helps reduce bloating.
🌶️ Black Pepper Helps activate curcumin in turmeric, making it easier for the body to absorb.
🍃 Curry Leaves Traditionally known to support hair strength and scalp health.
🌾 Fennel (Saunf) Helps with digestion and reduces water retention.
🌱 Cumin (Jeera) Supports gut health and helps reduce bloating.
🍎 Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) Supports digestion and helps balance blood sugar levels. (Affordable & Effective option that I use is Kapiva Himalayan Apple Cider Vinegar)
🍋 Lemon Adds freshness and supports detoxification.
✨ Cinnamon Helps regulate blood sugar and adds warmth to the drink.
The Method
🥣 Blend all ingredients with a little water. (Blender that can blend literally anything – Kuvings New Nutri Blender PRO)
🧊 Strain if you prefer a lighter drink or keep the fiber.
☕ Every morning, drop one cube into warm water and drink it first thing.
That is it.
No complicated routine. No expensive products. Just consistency.
What I Personally Noticed
Over time, this morning ritual helped in:
✨ Reducing inflammation 💧 Hydration from within 🌿 Better digestion and less bloating -Dropped a few kilos too 😉 🌟 Super clear, healthy and glowy skin over time
It works best when combined with balanced meals, sleep, and hydration. It is not a replacement for them.
Why I Call It “Glow & Melt”?
The goal is not aggressive weight loss or quick fixes.
It is about reducing inflammation, supporting digestion, and allowing your skin to glow naturally over time. The slow way is usually the sustainable way.
A Small Note
This is a personal wellness habit and not medical advice. Results vary based on diet, lifestyle, and individual health conditions. If you have medical concerns, consult a professional before making dietary changes.