Sentences with phrase «cactus water»

Pacifica has added cactus water to it's micellar formula which includes potent and rare antioxidants called betalains, ideal for combating the signs of aging due to sun damage during the summer months.

The Steaz Cactus Water line debuts with three refreshing flavors: Original Cactus Water with Green Tea, Cactus Water with Cucumber and Green Tea, and Cactus Water with Starfruit and Green Tea.

«I recommend Steaz Cactus Water to everyone — it's as great for maintaining healthy, beautiful skin as it is for post-workout hydration.

Cactus Water has many nutritional properties, giving consumers a product that not only tastes great but has great benefits as well.

«I've been a fan of Steaz's iced - green tea drinks for years, and I'm excited to now be working with the brand to help launch their new cactus water line and educate the public about prickly pear juice.

A new functional and flavorful line of healthy beverages is hitting shelves today as Steaz debuts Cactus Water, a ready - to - drink product loaded with all - natural health benefits and great taste.

Because coconut water, aloe water, maple water and cactus water are so passe, there were several companies at Fancy Foods hawking water made from the sap of birch trees.

To help remind hikers to stay hydrated and stay safe this hiking season, Scottsdale - based True Nopal Cactus Water is making it thier mission to remind hikers to always #HikeHydrated and will be hitting the popular hiking trails across the Valley for the #TrueNopalTrailTakeover campaign to fuel hikers with uber - hydrating and all natural cactus water dispensed ice cold from the True Nopal hydro - jetpack.

campaign to fuel hikers with uber - hydrating and all natural cactus water dispensed ice cold from the True Nopal hydro - jetpack.

STEAZ INTRODUCES CACTUS WATER: A NEW FUNCTIONAL AND FLAVORFUL BEVERAGE LINE A First - of - its - Kind Product Line from the Nation's Best - Selling Organic and -LSB-...]

Many of the Valley's premier hotels, resorts, restaurants and attractions also offer True Nopal Cactus Water for in - room beverage selections, spa and wellness programs and retail boutiques including The Phoenician Resort and Spa, The Westin Kierland Resort, Four Seasons Resort at Troon North, Hyatt Gainey Ranch Resort and Spa, JW Marriott Camelback Inn, The Scottsdale Plaza Resort, AC Hotel Tempe, and L'Auberge de Sedona.

In addition to good old - fashioned H20, you boost your body's ability to stay hydrated by adding cactus water to your pre, during and post-hike hydration regimen.

Cactus water is the latest hydration must - have for pro-athletes, sports trainers, yogis, marathoners, sports nutritionists, and wellness gurus.

Not exact matches

Terminal 1 has gardens featuring cacti and water lilies as well as a rooftop swimming pool.

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We drove back the by the fields planted in corn, nopal cactus and agave that we had passed, found the irrigation canal, and followed it until it ended near a small communal cattle watering hole.

Organic Vegetable Leaves (Nettle, Freeze - Dried Kale, Spinach, Dandelion, Freeze Dried Collards), Organic Grasses (Barley Grass, Alfalfa Grass, Wheat Grass, Oat Grass) Fresh Water Algaes (Incan Spirulina, Cracked - Cell Chlorella, Organic Blue - Green Algae AFA), Organic Freeze - Dried Wheat Grass Juice, Organic Nopal Cactus, Organic Berry Blend (Freeze - Dried Maqui Berry, Freeze - Dried Acai Berry), Enzyme Complex (Papain (from papaya), Bromelain (from pineapple)-RRB-, and Organic Stevia Leaf.

The Phoenician, which is located at the base of Camelback Mountain, ensconces guests in 250 acres rife with natural beauty: magnificent gardens (including an expansive private two - acre Cactus Garden), lush landscaping, and water features and fountains.

Plant or tree waters: This includes market share leader coconut, as well as cactus, birch and maple water.

A refreshing probiotic fruit infused drink made with water kefir grains (cactus) that is bubbly, effervescent and so healthy!

They are thought to originate from Mexico where it thrived in the sugary water of the Ountia (prickly pear) cactus.

Here on the east side of the peninsula where there is little rain along with extreme heat, the view to the west is of many hued mountains and desert cactus and to the east is the warm, clear waters of the Sea of Cortez, with cactus «marching» down to shores.

Every time you see a cactus on the trail, grab your water bottle and take a sip,» Zummo said.

Only the downhill par - 4 third comes near the water on the Ocean nine, but the entire nine is a fun, varied romp among cactus - covered slopes and high - priced real estate.

Any man who wanders in a scant span of 15 miles from rain forest into arid plains of cactus and algarroba and sees snow crests standing over tropic water naturally comes to wonder about the excitements of this varied land.

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Inspired by this natural phenomenon, scientists report in a study appearing ACS Macro Letters that they have developed a material that mimics cactus roots» ability to rapidly absorb and retain vast amounts of water with a minimal amount of evaporation.

Michael Donoghue and Erika Edwards, plant evolution researchers at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, analyzed water conservation mechanisms in the cactus genus Pereskia, an assortment of leafy shrubs and trees that are thought to represent the ancestral state of living cacti.

For example, the leaves of Pereskia plants can store much more water, and they seem to use an alternative, water - conserving photosynthetic pathway typical of the leafless cacti when conditions are particularly dry.

A new study of cactus evolution suggests that the plant's water - saving strategies might have come first, followed only later by dramatic changes in the plant's anatomy.

Take a desert ecosystem — hotter weather will make cactuses and other desert plants lose water, which will mean fewer cactuses for the deserts and less fuel for a fire to burn.

Inhibition of transcription (blockade of water) on tumor suppressor genes, such as p21, leads to cell transformation (growth of the cactus - like eremophytes instead of normal plants from the drought).

They provide a source of food and water for many species including deer, woodrats, rabbits, coyotes, turkeys, quails, lizards and tortoises, all of which help with cactus seed dispersal in return.

Using microscopic video recordings, the team showed that underwater oil droplets flowed continuously along the needles at a rate of 2 millimeters per second, similarly to the way water moves along cactus needles, the team reports online today in Nature Communications.

Cactus needles have a curious effect on water.

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Cactuses tend to be all right without water from November to March.

These cells are full of water and the cactus fruit releases the water which takes fat with it.

Unlike camels or cacti, we humans can not store water within our bodies for very long.

#ad A couple of months ago, I weaned myself off of my daily three - cups - of - coffee - with - a-little-too-much-creamer, along with really conscientiously increasing my water intake (I unofficially dub myself a cactus because I'm terrible at taking care of myself — internally).

I currently alternate between Shu Uemura's Depsea Water Facial Mist in Rose and Kiehl's Cactus Flower & Tibetan Ginseng Hydrating Mist.

It had carnivorous plants, amphibious birds, oysters that grew on trees, cacti that grew in water, lizards that changed colors, and fish that changed genders.

You never know what someone will find: lots of fish, a mouse, a squirrel, prickly pear cactus, violet, cattail rhizomes, water lily, acorns, wild onion — you're always hoping for a pizza, but it never comes.

While the property feels tucked away behind large rock formations and a cacti garden, it's only a short drive from the clear waters of Kapari Beach or the livelier oceanfront scene (and incredible sunset views) at Agios Ioannis.

You can snorkel at offshore blue holes once explored by Jacques Cousteau; kayak through the shallow waters of the South Bight; or take guided inland treks to see orchids, giant cactus, and protected Andros rock iguanas.

The Mosa Trajectrum golf course runs through a resort, creating a spectacular and challenging landscape consisting of varied plants and trees, desert cacti, open rock - faces and a multitude of water features.

The estuary is a network of protected waters lined with flax, bright orange flowers, stalks of shimmering gold pampas grass (toitoi) and cabbage trees that look like a cross between a cactus and a palm.

There we would set up the sun tarp, relax, follow the guides on an exploratory hike — my cactus knowledge expanded exponentially — and snorkel in the brilliantly clear water of the Sea of Cortez (as tourists call the gulf).

My compadres and I spent two to five hours on the water each day, paddling by cliffs where white trees (palos blancos) grew out of cracks in the volcanic rock, past valleys full of towering cordon cactus and sage - colored scrub, and around rocky headlands where birds perched on rocks and held out their wings, like a mother's welcoming arms, to let them dry in the sea breeze.

● Mutate into a giant cactus and destroy your enemies with flying needles ● Boss battles that will make your eyes water