Folks have been drinking coffee for centuries!

In fact, the coffee plant was once considered a “medicinal herb” almost 1,200 years ago.

With its long list of health benefits, like boosting your metabolism, energy, and even helping to protect heart health—beans and grounds aren’t the problem when it comes to today's modern health problems.

That nagging joint pain and stubborn abdominal fat have almost nothing to do with your brew…

And everything to do with those sweet, flavorful, or creamy “extras” that are so commonly added in.

You see, it's what you pour INTO your coffee that may cause joint pain after exercise, bloating, mild inflammation, high cholesterol levels, persistent sugar cravings, and yes… even extra abdominal fat. 

So, if you take your coffee with cream and sugar, a couple splashes of creamer, or find yourself in the cafe drive-through weekly…

Consider this your wake-up call to bid your go-to coffee order farewell.

To help you ease frustrating joint pain and stubborn weight problems, we recommend you print this list of common coffee companions to avoid…

And check out a natural coffee companion specifically designed to support your metabolism, cognitive function, skeletal strength, and more!

This may be a little shocking for anyone who has been told zero-calorie or zero-sugar substitutes are “healthier.”

The reality is that colorful sweetener packets often contain harmful chemicals, like aspartame, which is linked to a slower metabolism, weight gain, and gut problems.

In fact, a study by the National Library of Medicine with 31,940 participants showed that saccharin, a popular ingredient in artificial sweeteners, contributed to a steady 8-year weight gain in middle-aged to senior women.

Additional research has also shown that artificial sweeteners come with possible side effects, including:

❌ Bloating

❌ Metabolic Issues

❌ Weak Gut Microbiome

❌ Digestive Issues

❌ Headaches

❌ Nausea

❌ Mood Decline

It’s safe to say artificial sweeteners are anything BUT “healthy alternatives.”

Instead, opting for an all-natural sweetener like monk fruit or coconut sugar in your cup of coffee is typically safer for most individuals.

Did you know that most coffee "creamers" aren't actually made with cream at all?

If you've ever looked at the back of a CoffeeMate or International Delight label, you’ll find a laundry list of ingredients that contain everything but dairy, including fillers, gums, and inflammatory oils.

Not to mention all the added chemicals and refined sugars that keep this drink convenient and “tasty.”

These creamers are bad news for anyone who suffers from achy joints or swollen feet…

Why?

Recent research has shown that hydrogenated vegetable oils inhibit an enzyme crucial for blood flow regulation and instead aggravate an inflammatory response in the body.

Possibly leading to achy joints and reduced mobility during or after movement and exercise.

So if that morning cup of joe is your first drink of the day, you fill an empty stomach with toxic sludge that saps your energy and can cause inflammation.

Don't let the colorful “dairy-free” packaging fool you. It’s time to ditch those conventional creamers.  

The bottom line is: Store-bought creamers contain harmful ingredients that can lead to abdominal fat and inflammation throughout your body.

Unfortunately, when you add flavored syrup to your coffee, you're essentially sipping a massive sugar bomb first thing in the morning.

You see, most syrups like caramel, mocha, or your seasonal holiday flavors, like pumpkin spice and peppermint, are straight-up sugar.

The initial surge in sugar can send your blood sugar levels soaring, giving you a quick burst of energy.

But what goes up must come down… you’ll eventually crash, and it usually hits right around mid-afternoon. You feel drained and sluggish, craving another sugar fix to keep you going.

It's a vicious cycle.

And it's not just your energy levels that suffer. The constant spike and drop in blood sugar can wreak havoc on your metabolism over time.

So, that extra weight around your middle? It might not just be from the calories in your flavored coffee—it could result from your body's struggle to regulate its metabolism.

The bottom line: If you’re worried about unsightly fat or a weak metabolism, cutting back on those sugary syrups could be a simple yet impactful step toward better health.

You may be surprised to learn that many mainstream nut milk brands, often marketed as “healthier alternatives,” are far from nutritious.

With store-bought nut milk, you’re missing out on the nutritional benefits you would expect to gain from drinking dairy-free milk…

Misleading labels fail to disclose that some of these products may contain as little as 2% actual nuts.

This means the almond milk you drink with your coffee contains approximately 98% water, additives, and only a few almonds.

Not to mention, additives like seed oils, prevalent in brands such as Oatly, can trigger inflammation and digestive issues, further undermining nut milk's perceived healthiness.

While making homemade nut milk or purchasing premium all-natural options may seem costly… it’s nothing compared to the impact and lesser nut milk can have on your health over time.

Right now, you may be thinking... “So I can't have dairy-free OR conventional dairy products in my morning coffee?”

The short answer? YES!

Unfortunately, today's food industry has shifted from providing wholesome, nutritious foods to chasing profits and prioritizing convenience.

Many dairy products on grocery store shelves are laden with additives, such as bleach, hormones, preservatives, antibiotics, and extra sugar, to make them "readily available" and cheap.

Moreover, a study published by the National Library of Medicine found pesticides and other harmful contaminants, like antibiotics and growth hormones, in up to 60% of the conventional dairy products used during the study.

So, unless you're choosing premium-quality, naturally sourced dairy or farming your own dairy…

Your regular half-and-half is just turning your morning brew into a mixture laced with unwanted antibiotics and hormones.

It may be wise to reconsider using milk in coffee altogether and just opt for a cup of black coffee instead.

Unless…

If you’re thinking, “Well, I guess it's time to start taking my coffee black....”

Not quite!

If you don't want to sacrifice a velvety, naturally sweet, yummy cup of coffee…

Good news is—now you don't have to!

At NativePath, we’ve crafted a creamy, delicious, zero-sugar coffee creamer specifically designed to act as a sort of “glue” that helps to hold your bones, joints, muscles, hair, skin, and nails in place…

PLUS, it supports a healthy gut, rebuilds joints and bones, and boosts metabolism—all in one scoop every day.

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At NativePath, we saw an opportunity to re-imagine what coffee creamer could do for your morning routine.

Aside from delivering rich, decadent flavor—we thoughtfully crafted our super nutrient creamer with ingredients that are as pure and close to real nature as possible

Unlike store-bought creamers that totally miss the mark, NativePath Functional MCT + Collagen Creamer unlocks some pretty incredible health benefits. 

That’s why we infused our formula with 3 extraordinary ingredients to empower your morning in ways no other creamer can:

✅ 100% Grass-Fed Collagen Peptides

A carefully curated blend of type I & III collagen fibers helps seal and heal the gut for healthier digestion, nourish skin and hair, and rebuild joint and bone tissue for noninvasive, all-natural pain relief.

✅ 100% Pure Coconut-Derived MCTs

MCT (Medium Chain Triglycerides) optimize cognitive function and increase your fat-burning metabolism while providing clean, mood-balancing energy that lasts all day.

✅ 100% Sweetened With Monk Fruit

No sugar, no glycemic index, no aftertaste. The unique low-calorie sweetness of monk fruit comes from naturally occurring antioxidants found in the fruit that have a delicious, sweet taste without the calories of sugar or harsh chemical consequences of artificial sweeteners. 

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No sugar, no glycemic index, no aftertaste. The unique low-calorie sweetness of monk fruit comes from naturally occurring antioxidants found in the fruit that have a delicious, sweet taste without the calories of sugar or harsh chemical consequences of artificial sweeteners. 

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