Los Angeles- (Business Wire) -31. March 2025–
Next health, the most advanced and comprehensive brand of health optimization and durability centers in the world, has teamed up. Sunlife OrganicsThe beloved wellness café, which is known for its nutrient-rich ingredients, to start a collaborative superfood smoothie with a limited time: TheBorderless smoothie.
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Only available from April 4 to May 4, left smoothies that are equipped with a next health cap Sunlife Organics Locations where the brands are neighbors and share a loyal community: Nashville – The Gulch, Century City and West Hollywood. Since both brands continue to grow, additional neighboring locations are added to this list this year.
The unlimited smoothie mixes the best taste and functional nutrition with ingredients that were developed for energy supply, rejuvenation and support of cell health such as resveratrol, maca, Mct oil, coconut water and vitamin C of Cymbiotics. With pineapple, blueberries, coconut sorbet and a hint of lemon, customers can expect that the taste profile of the smoothie is sweet, but sour, tropical and deeply refreshing.
The celebrity nutritionist and moderator of the wellness podcast Mona Sharma had this to say about the superfood smoothie: “The unlimited smoothie is full of power packages that support energy, immunity and beauty from the inside.The inclusion of maca offers a natural hormone compensation and a mood-brown effect, while MCT oil offers clean, persistent energy to fuel your brain and metabolism. Coconut water and lemons provide hydration and electrolytes, and tropical fruits such as mango and pineapple add enzymes and vitamin C for intestine and immuneism. Add the antioxidant properties of resveratrol and blue spirulina to cellular support for vitamin C, and the limitless smoothie is a delicious way to nourish your body, increase vitality and shine from the inside. “
This start takes place at a time when more consumers are looking for functional food and beverage options that match a proactive, long-lasting-focused lifestyle. With both brands at the head of the health optimization movement, this smoothie is a new type of wellness cooperation that goes beyond keywords and offers real advantages through carefully selected ingredients and a common philosophy of deliberate life.
In a joint explanation, Khalil Rafati, co -founder and president of Next Health, Kevin Peak and founder of Sunlife Organics, said. “Both the next health and sun life are driven by a common mission: to enable people, to do their best, live alive and to take control of their health trips. This cooperation is more than just a smoothie-es a symbol of what happens when two wellness-powered brands come together to create something. Experience that is refreshing, energized and rooted in the intentions.
Limitless is a nutrient -packed memory that optimal health should taste as good as it feels. You can find more information at www.next-reath.com and www.sunliforganics.com. Follow @nextheaness and @sunliforganics for content behind the scenes and start day events.
About the next health
The next health is the most advanced and most comprehensive brand for health optimization and durability centers in the world. The next health was given in 2016 by the renowned surgeon Dr. Darshan Shah and entrepreneur Kevin Peake founded. The next health combines the latest medical technology with a luxurious atmosphere and enables individuals, through biomarker tests of optimal health and vitality, partnership with expert providers and an extensive menu of proactive health services. With over 70 opened or open locations, the next health leads the longevity movement.
Introduction of the unlimited smoothie, which has been created in cooperation between Next Health and Sunlife Organics-a lively, nutrient-rich mixture that shows your body and mind. This limited smoothie has a next health cap and is available from May 4th to 4th in Sunlife Organics in West Hollywood, Century City and Nashville-the Gulch. As the most advanced and comprehensive brand for health optimization and durability centers in the world, the next health is proud to work with Sunlife Organics in order to make wellness more accessible – a delicious sip at the same time.
Deir al-Balah, Gaza Strip (AP) -The Israeli military granted extensive evacuation orders on Monday, which covers most of Rafah, which points out that it could soon start another large floor operation in the southernmost city in the Gaza Strip.
Israel ended his armistice with the militant group of Hamas and renewed her air and floor war at the beginning of this month. At the beginning of March, all supplies, fuel, medicine and humanitarian aid to the approximately 2 million Palestinians of the territory cut off to put Hamas under pressure, to accept changes to the ceasefire agreement.
The evacuation orders seemed to cover almost all city and nearby areas. The military ordered the Palestinians to drive to Muwasi, a spread of agonizing tent camps along the coast. The orders took place during Eid al-Fitr, a usually festive Muslim holiday that marked the end of Lent Ramadan.
Last May, Israel started a large operation in Rafah on the border with Egypt and left large parts of it in ruins. The military confiscated a strategic corridor along the border and the Rafah intersection with Egypt, the only goal of Gaza that was not controlled by Israel.
Israel was to withdraw from the corridor as part of the ceasefire, which it had signed in January under the pressure of the US printing, but later rejected the need to prevent weapons smuggling.
The Israeli armed forces killed 15 first aiders in Rafah's Tel al-Sultan in Rafah's district of Tel al-Sultan last week, in which the International Federation of the Red Cross and the Red Hermond Societies have been the fatal attack on its doctors for years.
The Israeli military said that its armed forces had opened the fire on several vehicles that secured suspicion of having moved up without headlights or emergency signals. The military said that a Hamas operator and eight other militants were among the people killed.
The United Nations' humanitarian office said that the dead included eight Red Crescent workers, six members of the civil defense of Gaza, who operated under the government led by Hamas, and a UN worker.
Retter was allowed to have access to the area just a week later to win the bodies back. Recordings of the recreational surgery published by the UN showed that civil defense workers dug into a sand hill and pull out a body that bears the same orange vest as the rescue workers.
Israel has sworn to intensify its military operations until Hamas is released the remaining 59 hostages – from which they are alive. Israel has also asked Hamas to disarm and leave the area that was not included in the ceasefire agreement and which Hamas rejected.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Israel would take over security security after the war and implement US President Donald Trump's proposal to reject the population of Gaza in other countries in order to describe it as a “voluntary emigration”.
This plan was generally rejected by Palestinians who consider him a violent exclusion from their homeland, and human rights experts say that he would probably violate international law.
Meanwhile, Hamas insisted on implementing the signed agreement that demanded the rest of the hostages in exchange for permanent ceasefire and an Israeli extract. Negotiations on these parts of the agreement should have started in February, but only preliminary sayings were made.
The war began when the militants led by Hamas stormed to Israel on October 7, 2023, killed the army and farmers and killed around 1,200 people, mainly civilians. The militants have taken another 251 people hostage, most of whom have been released in ceasefire or other shops since then.
According to the Gaza's Ministry of Health, the Israeli retaliation measure killed more than 50,000 Palestinians, which does not say how many civilians or fighters were. At its peak, the war had replaced around 90% of the population of Gaza, many fled several times.
Large gaza strips have been completely destroyed and it is unclear how or when something is rebuilt.
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Mourners go to the Abu Sultan family, killed when an Israeli army strike on Sunday, March 30, 2025, in the hospital in Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip, met her tent. (AP Photo/Abdel Kareem Hana)
Hassan Abu Sultan mourns the body of her son Jehad, who was killed together with his wife and three children when a striking Israeli army met her tent when heb body on the