Could a treatment for obesity be hidden in plain sight in the forests and gardens all around us? Taking a single daily dose of 100 mg of rosehip extract for 12 weeks with no other dietary restrictions or interventions led to “significantly higher” reductions of abdominal fat than in subjects who had a placebo.

Join us on Saturday, JUNE 9 for a FOOD-ology Days at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, try NADI and enjoy demonstrations, cultural influences and special guests. FOOD: Our Global Kitchen On View June 9 – August 19, 2018*

Rigorous exercise is great for our bodies. Our hearts and lungs get stronger, and our muscles add mass. But exercise can also make us feel worn out and depleted.

WBENC is the largest certifier of women-owned businesses in the U.S. and a leading advocate for women business owners and entrepreneurs.

Some of you have heard about our home country of Georgia, and perhaps you can find it on a map (hint: we share a border with our neighbors to the south in Turkey). We’d like to share a little more about the bounty and beauty of our native land.

Ancient healers and homeopathic practitioners have used rosehips for centuries to treat everything from upset stomachs to sore muscles and menstrual cramps. Did you know that the oil in rosehips can also do amazing things for your skin?

NADI is a big fan of the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO), an organization dedicated to helping women start and grow businesses of all sizes.

Nadi cocktail named D.C.'s Top Cocktails for Spring 2018 by EaterDC. Thank you to Supra Restaurant for creating the cocktail - Hip to It! This new Georgian restaurant’s debut cocktail menu includes a martini with chacha, Georgian rosehip juice, lemon, and a dusting of rose powder. If in DC check out Supra that serves authentic Georgian food and order yourself HIP TO IT! https://dc.eater.com/maps/best-drinks-cocktails-dc

Dehydration can sneak up on you, sapping energy and making you feel sleepy and hurting your ability to concentrate. If you’re suddenly thirsty or your mouth feels dry or you haven’t urinated in several hours, you might be dehydrated. Headache, fatigue and dizziness can also be caused by low hydration, which is especially dangerous for babies, children and the elderly.

Perhaps you had a little too much to drink last night, and you’re suffering today. The best way to combat the dehydration, fatigue and headache that often accompany a hangover is to replenish the Vitamin C, Vitamin B, potassium and other nutrients that get depleted when we imbibe.