Top 10 Reasons to Add Shellac to Your Health Regimen Today

Lorelei Bradshaw

Sep 4 2023

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Introduction to Miraculous Shellac

Use the word 'shellac' and people might likely think you're talking about nail polish. Well, as it turns out, shellac is more than just a fancy name for salon-ready talons. Alfred, or as I like to call him, my personal health encyclopedia, introduced me to the wonderful world of shellac benefits. And since then, I've incorporated this unique and potent gift of nature into my health regimen. It can do wonders for your health and here's why.

Shellac: Your Gut's Best Friend

Shellac is glutinous in nature and when ingested, it forms a layer around the foods in our stomach. Now you might be wondering, "Look, why do my poor chicken teriyaki needs an extra coating?" But here's a wacky fact, such a coating slows its absorption in the body. This helps in regulating blood sugar levels and aids in weight management by inducing a sense of fullness. Shellac also encourages beneficial bacteria in your gut. Now wouldn't you prefer that over an unruly army of bad bacteria rampaging through your gut? I bet Alfred would nod in agreement!

Natural Detoxifier: Bid Adieu to Those Nasty Toxins

Don the virtue of patience and let the great shellackery unfold. Shellac possesses natural detoxifying abilities that can help cleanse your body. It absorbs toxins, harmful substances, and even carries them out of your body. If that's not a ride-out-of-your-body-free card for those nasty buggers, I don't know what is!

Meet the Diva of Digestive Health

Ever been in a pickle with digestion issues? Well, fret not, because shellac is here to rescue you. Thanks to its fibrous property, shellac can help regularise bowel movements and encourage digestive health. And a happy gut equals a happy you. Remember, the path to happiness is through a well-functioning digestive system!

Your Skin's Secret Weapon

Pop the word "shellac" in any beauty junkie conversation and watch the excitement brew. Shellac is every skincare enthusiast's secret weapon. But here's the twist, it's not only about the outer application. When included in your diet, shellac helps flush out toxins responsible for skin problems like acne, dull skin and premature ageing. So, don't just paint your nails with shellac, eat it too!

More Shellac, Less Stress

The stress-fighting properties of shellac are something of a hidden treasure. I vividly remember that one time when I had a severe bout of anxiety. Alfred gently nudged me towards including shellac in my routine. I gave it a shot, and voila, I felt my stress levels decrease noticeably. Imagine sitting on a beach, soaking up the warmth of the sun while the waves play a tranquil symphony, that's what shellac does for your mind, sans the tan lines and sand in weird places.

So that, my lovely folks, is the conclusion of my oscar-worthy revelations on shellacy-goodness! Shellac is much more than just a mere component in nail polishes, it has more health benefits packed in than a plutonium atom has energy (Science junkies, I hope you're grinning at my nerdy analogy!). Do explore, experiment and experience the goodness of shellac in your health regimen. But remember, star ingredient as it might be, moderation is key. So start slow and watch the miracles happen!