4 Essentials to Help Reduce Stress
April is stress awareness month.
Lifestyle and Entertainment Expert Brigitte Truong joined CTV Morning Live with four must haves for reducing stress.
Orville Redenbacher's Avocado Oil Popcorn: This feel good snack is popped with avocado oil and seasoned with sea salt. This tasty treat contains no artificial dyes, flavours, or preservatives.
Hush Iced 2.0: This weighted blanket is designed to feel like a gentle hug that calms the body. This version is a cooling weighted blanket for night sweats, anxiety, and stress.
SOJA&CO: A candle is a great way to create a relaxing atmosphere. This Canadian company offers handmade products that are vegan and phthalate-free. Their scented candles are offered in 25 unique and original fragrances.
This is J: Ultra-soft, moisture-wicking, and stylish sleepwear can help set the stage for a good nights rest. The Bamboo Jammers come in unique patterns and complete sets.
Check out the full video from CTV Morning Live to learn more.
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