Kris Carr

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Simple Travel Tips for a Smoother Journey

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Hi Sweet Friends,

Over the years, I’ve developed a go-to travel routine that keeps me feeling vibrant and strong, even when I’m on the road (or in the air!) For me, the key to staying well while traveling is really quite simple—just a little forward thinking and some easy lightweight items that fit right in my bag. Jet-setting (or schlepping about) makes us more susceptible to stress, junk food, late nights and germs. So that’s why it’s super important to kick your self-care efforts up a notch and keep your immune system protected.

One of my biggest concerns while journeying about is inflammation. Traveling can make us more susceptible to its many triggers—but here’s the good news—it doesn’t always have to!

In this video, I share a few tips and products that help me (and hopefully you!) stay healthy on the road.

 

Here’s what you’ll learn

  • My nutrient-packed trail mix recipe, and why I chose these goodies: brazil nuts, walnuts, cashews, goji berries, mulberries and cacao nibs.
  • My quick and easy-to-make breakfast staple that helps me rise and shine through the whole day.
  • What I reach for when I can’t find fresh green juice.
  • How I stay on track with my supplements and the one I rely on to keep the trains (a.k.a. poop) moving!
  • Why these three essential oils help me with everything from boosting energy and focus before a speech to keeping me happy and relaxed while flying.
  • The travel-sized exercise tool I use to prevent body aches, reduce stress and center my mind —all in the comfort of my hotel room.
  • How I get a great night’s sleep in a hotel room.
  • The one item that isn’t really health-related, but sure does make me feel and look fabulous …

Here’s the list of brands I love:

Android

  • Lightning Bug – Sleep Clock
  • Music Therapy for Sound Sleep
  • Chroma Doze
  • White Noise
  • Nature Sounds to Sleep

iPhone

Bonus tip:

Air travel can sometimes create congestion. Consider bringing a travel-proof neti pot and a few scoops of neti salt (or sea salt). This handy tool will help clear you up in no time and may also prevent unwanted headaches or fatigue. Hotel remedies rock!

Your turn: How do you stay healthy and vibrant while traveling? Let me know in the comments below!

Peace & passports,

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  1. Albert says:

    I love traveling and these tips are best for me thanks for sharing…

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  3. Mustapha says:

    Definitely took away a few great pointers for car travel! Thanks for putting this out there!

  4. Francesca says:

    Being hydrated while you are on the go can be challenging!
    Thank you for these suggestions 🙂 !!! never thought about the yoga mat!
    can’t wait for my next trip!!
    kisses from Italy xx

  5. Sue Smiles says:

    Thanks for the How To Stay Healthy On the Road talk – I’m ready for Antigua now which was giving me sleepless nights about how to manage travelling, and even breakfast is sorted! I am hard core juices at the moment due to the Big C and I was panicking about the holiday and how to cope…. Where would we be without you!!

  6. Marie Carbell says:

    Hey thanks for these tips! I just read this other article about packing tips, as I’m always struggling with it I thought it could be useful! Have fun, safe trip, much love !!!

  7. I am a frequent traveler, and most of the time i end with inflammation due to neglected routine. I hope this information will help me too in making my journey comfortable and stress-free.

  8. Kimberly Davis says:

    Namaste

    I love the travel Supplement bag in your video on travel tips. I cannot seem to find this anywhere.

    Can you please let me know how I can find one ?

    In Good Health
    Kimberly

  9. Lisa S says:

    Best video ever. Thank you.

  10. Lu says:

    That is hilarious—easy to draw! 😀

  11. Catherine Wallbank says:

    Thank you so much for giving guide for health and wellness.

  12. Beate says:

    Great tips. Instead of earplugs I use my noise control headset. Especially helpful for long distance flights. I noticed that it reduces jet-lag.

  13. Awesomly put and fully fully shared … A complete list of tips to travel safe, strong and healthy in ALL aspects!
    Thats what I call an open heart ♥ beauty . Gonna investigate about that sound machine you commented…
    Thank you so much. I shared it on my FB 🙂

  14. Sandra says:

    These were great tips Kris. In a couple weeks, my husband and I will be traveling by car (with no A/C) to the beach. We’ll be staying at a B&B. I’ve already asked if they have a blender because I drink green smoothies for breakfast. The manager couldn’t locate one, so I’ll bring ours. I will make raw granola for one of my snacks. Since we’re staying at a B&B with access to a full size fridge, I can pick up some fruit and small bagged salad. I’m looking forward to the water. The salt is refreshing and cleansing.

  15. Jeremy Michael Tobias says:

    Have you tried Markus greens yet, Jeremy Michael Tobias

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