Take the Teeccino 21-Day Optimal Energy Challenge!

1. 21-Day Optimal Energy Challenge
Drink Teeccino Instead of Coffee, Cut Out Sugar &
Feel The Difference in just 21 days!
Want to have an abundance of energy while losing weight and feeling less stressed?
Take this challenge for 21 days and see how you feel once you’ve weaned yourself off
caffeine and cut out sugar.
Using Teeccino Caffé – America’s Number 1
herbal coffee – and cutting out sugar will help will
help you keep your blood sugar balanced. The
weight starts to melt off and your natural energy
levels rise. The rules are easy, the program is
simple to follow and you won’t have to stick to a
restrictive weight loss diet other than to eat
nutritious whole foods.
AFTER 21 DAYS:
• YOUR TASTE BUDS WILL BE RETRAINED
• YOU’LL BE MORE IN TUNE WITH YOUR ENERGY SUPPLY
• YOU’LL BE MORE SENSTIVE TO THE EFFECTS OF STIMULANTS
• YOU WILL BE IN CONTROL OF YOUR ENERGY BALANCE
KEEP IN MIND: This is just for 21 days. You can do it!
The Goals:
1) To wean yourself off your dependency on stimulants like caffeine and sugar that
cause stress, weight gain and ultimately fatigue.
2) To stabilize your blood sugar so you can control your appetite and lose weight.
3) To give your adrenal glands a rest from caffeine so they can rebuild your natural and
plentiful energy supply without stimulants.
4) To take control of your cravings that don't serve your health
5) To retrain your taste buds to enjoy other flavors like sour, savory and bitter rather
than the American diet of sweet, sweet, sweet.
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2. The Challenge
• Remove caffeine from your diet using the Teeccino Kick the Caffeine Habit Program in
a maximum of 14 days. (See tools below)
• Eat only natural sugars as they occur in fruit and vegetables where they are bound by
fiber.
Let’s Get Started!
1) Kick The Caffeine Habit:
The goal of Teeccino’s Kick The Caffeine Habit Program is to help you gradually wean
yourself off caffeine by giving your body enough time to adjust to less and less caffeine
daily. This gradual withdrawal from caffeine will help you avoid unpleasant symptoms
like headaches, nausea, and muscle aches that are caused by a sudden drop in
caffeine intake.
The program is based on blending Teeccino with your regular coffee in gradual amounts
over a two-week period that can be adjusted on an individual basis. If you want to drink
ready-to-go brewed coffee at a café or at the office, we recommend you carry a thermos
of brewed Teeccino that you can blend with coffee in the cup.
Drip Coffee Brewing:
Start by blending your normal coffee 3/4 to 1/4 Teeccino Caffeine-free Herbal Coffee in
the filter. Gradually reduce the percentage of your coffee over a two to three week
period until you are drinking 100% Teeccino. You should be able to avoid the painful
withdrawal symptoms and also gradually adjust your body to less reliance on stimulants.
Use the following proportions if you make a 10-cup pot of coffee daily:
DAY Regular Coffee Teeccino
Day 1-3: 4 Tbsp 1 Tbsp
Day 4-6: 3 Tbsp 2 Tbsp
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3. Day 7-9: 2 Tbsp 3 Tbsp
Day 10: 1 1/2 Tbsp 3 1/2 Tbsp
Day 11: 1 Tbsp 4 Tbsp
Day 12-13: 1/2 Tbsp 4 1/2 Tbsp
Day 14: 0 5 Tbsp
2) Reduce Your Sugar Intake:
Sweets to Avoid:
• Avoid any foods with added sugar such as muffins, cookies, cereals, sodas, juice,
candy and chocolate.
• Stay away from cane sugar, honey, maple syrup and both fructose and agave
syrup.
• Avoid all synthetic sweeteners including NutraSweet, Splenda, Sweet & Low, etc.
Watch out for hidden sugar in ketchup, mayonnaise and other condiments.
Sweets you can eat:
• Non-caloric sweeteners such as Xylitol, Erythritol, and stevia found in natural food
stores.
• Eat as many apples a day as you like when you want something sweet. Other
seasonal fruits may be enjoyed such as berries, tangerines, oranges, kiwis,
grapes, melons, and pomegranates.
• Go easy on super sweet fruits like bananas, mangos, and pineapples.
3) Healthy foods you can enjoy:
• Baby carrots, low salt nuts, unsweetened yogurt, nut & peanut butters on slices of
apples, low fat cheese, salads, whole grains, and proteins like tofu, fish and
chicken.
• Natural foods with a low glycemic count. Check out low glycemic foods with a
score UNDER 50 at: http://www.lowglycemicdiet.com/gifoodlist.html
Beverages:
• Instead of sodas, drink mineral water with a squirt of sliced lime or lemon or a
splash of your favorite unsweetened juice.
• Iced Teeccino: Refrigerate brewed Teeccino in a pitcher. Add milk or non-dairy
milk and pour over ice. Sweeten with stevia or Xylitol.
• Drink caffeine-free herbal teas. Rooibos is an excellent alternative to black or
green tea. It’s high in anti-oxidants and other health benefits.
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4. Dessert:
• Drink Teeccino Mediterranean Herbal Coffees like Vanilla Nut, Hazelnut, Mocha,
and Chocolate Mint for a satisfying dessert without all the calories. Add frothed
milk and if desired, sweeten with stevia or Xylitol.
• Make a bowl full of fruits with vibrant colors. Add plain yogurt and sprinkle with
toasted almonds.
Energy Slumps:
• Drink Teeccino Herbal Coffees when you feel a mid-morning or afternoon energy
slump. Eat an apple to stave off hunger. They are high in fiber and will fill you up.
Teeccino On-The-Go:
• There are several easy ways to brew Teeccino when you’re on the go. Check out
the Bodum Bistro Brewer, the Swiss Gold One-Cup Brewer and Mini Minit One-Cup
Filters at
http://www.teeccino.com/ProductsList.aspx?ProductCategoryID=4&ProductCatego
ryName=Brewing%20Tools
Helpful Herbal Tonics & Supplements:
Herbal tonics that help rebuild adrenal health can help you restore your natural energy
more quickly.
• Eleuthero (Eleutherococcus senticosus) and Panax Ginseng (Panax ginseng or Panax
quinquefolius) traditionally combined with licorice are considered adrenal tonics.
Both are classified as adaptogens, herbs that increase resistance to stress,
whether the cause is physical, chemical or biological, and normalize physical
systems by strengthening the immune system, the nervous system and the
glandular system. Adaptogens enhance the body’s ability to recover and may be
taken on a continuous basis without causing any harm.
• Other adaptogens that can be of help to weakened adrenals are astragalus,
schizandra berries, and ashwagandha.
• You might also consider some herbs to help detoxify the liver, kidneys and
bowels. Milk thistle, or the extract Silymarin from milk thistle, is a proven liver
protective herb that prevents the entrance of liver toxins into the interior of liver
cells. It also stimulates the regenerative ability of the liver and increases the
formation of new liver cells. Since the liver’s job is to detoxify drugs and toxins like
caffeine, your liver will work more efficiently once it is no longer taxed by
detoxifying caffeine.
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5. • Many people use caffeine as a laxative in the morning and need help
reestablishing normal bowel movement. Teeccino with its rich inulin content and
soluble fiber can usually accomplish this task alone since inulin supports the
bifidobacteria in the colon and soluble fiber helps form a soft stool. If more
assistance is needed, a bulk fiber such as psyllium seeds will gently promote
normal bowel function and can even help reduce cholesterol!
• To counteract brain fogginess while quitting caffeine, try herbal extracts
including gotu kola and gingko biloba to help clear that fog and restore your normal
brain clarity.
• Nutritional supplements that support adrenal health are the B vitamins and in
particular pantothenic acid (B-5). Co-Q10, chromium, potassium and magnesium
aspartate can help provide a real energy boost by increasing metabolic efficiency.
Quotes about caffeine and sugar
Brendan Brazier,
The Thrive Diet:
“If stimulation is used when it will not help you achieve something of value, it is an
uncomplimentary stress. I consider coffee drinking an uncomplimentary stress. I view it
as a form of credit, similar to shopping with a credit card. You get energy now that you
don’t actually have, but you pay for it later – when the “bill” or fatigue hits. Simply
drinking more coffee to put off the inevitable is like paying off one credit card with
another: It will catch up with you sooner or later. You’ll most likely pay a high interest
rate as well, needing more time to recover than if that energy had not been borrowed in
the first place.”
“Food cravings, usually for sugary or starchy foods, are often telltale sign that the diet
lacks nutrients or is tired. Cravings and chronic hunger, if not addressed, will lead to
weight gain and fatigue in the short term and, in the long term, any number of health
problems.”
“Nutritional stress, for the average North American, is by far the greatest source of
uncomplimentary stress…Not eating enough natural, unprocessed foods rich in vitamins,
minerals, enzymes, high-quality protein, fiber, essential fatty acids, antioxidants, and
good bacteria (probiotics) is a major source of stress on our bodies…Not having enough
nutrients in our diet is a form of nutritional stress and therefore produces a stress
response.”
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6. Mariel Hemingway,
Healthy Living From the Inside Out
“If you use caffeine throughout the day, then time and again you’re forcing your
adrenals to respond as if there’s an emergency. It’s no wonder that when this becomes
a habit it puts great wear and tear on the body…Without a regular intake, you feel
withdrawal symptoms, such as powerful headaches. During one notorious episode when
I quit coffee cold turkey at the height of my habit, I forgot all my lines on the TV show I
was filming and the crew resorted to holding cue cards saying, “please have some java!’.
Coffee had such an effect on my wiring that without it, I was turned upside down.”
Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin,
Skinny Bitch
“We all know how difficult it is to stay away from sugar. But if you don’t exorcise this
demon from your diet, you will never be a skinny bitch. Take a look around your kitchen
and become aware of all the places the devil is lurking. Probably in place you wouldn’t
ever expect to find ‘him’. Read the ingredients of your breakfast cereals, breads,
crackers, junk foods, everything. Sugar is like crack, and food manufacturers know that
if they add it to their products, you’ll keep on coming back for more.”
Dr. Kathleen DesMaisons,
Potatoes Not Prozac
“Yes, you can be addicted to sugar, to sweet foods and to white-flour products that your
body responds to as sugars. This addiction is physiological and affects the same
biochemical systems in your body as do drugs like morphine and heroin. You can
actually get high on sugar. Eating it can make you feel euphoric immediately afterwards.
If you don’t have your regular sugar “fix”, you may experience withdrawal symptoms.
Yes, You can become physiologically dependent upon the effect sugars have on your
body.”
Dr. Ron Rosedale,
The Rosedale Diet
Excess sugar poses a far greater threat to your body than excess fat (which isn’t good
either, but is not quite as bad as sugar – diabetes can kill you faster!). When sugar
combines with the proteins in your body (called glycation), it triggers chemical reactions
that can be very damaging to healthy cells and can cause aging, disease, and death.
Sugar burning also promotes the formation of potentially high amounts of toxic
chemicals called free radicals, unstable oxygen molecules that can damage cells and
ultimately lead to numerous diseases. My hunch is, the body probably burns off sugar
first as a defense mechanism to protect you from the potentially lethal effects of sugar.
Thus, if we bombard our bodies with sugar-producing foods, it becomes harder for our
bodies to switch to fat-burning mode.”
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7. Quotes about Teeccino from leading health advocates
Andrew Weil, M.D.
Author of Natural Health, Natural Medicine and Eating Well For Optimal Health
"I recently made a discovery - Teeccino - and it is the best coffee substitute I've tasted.
It is delicious and makes great caffeine-free cappuccinos and lattes."
Christiane Northrup, M.D.
Author of The Wisdom of Menopause and Women’s Bodies, Women’s Wisdom
"One of my favorite drinks is a dark brew made from herbs, grains, fruits and nuts
known as Teeccino. It's a completely satisfying warm drink that gives me as much
pleasure as coffee."
Ann Louise Gittleman, M.S., C.N.S.
Author of The Fat Flush Plan
"If you are a heavy coffee drinker (having more than two cups per day), here is what I
suggest: Replace it with Teeccino herbal coffees, which give you the taste and feel of the
real McCoy."
Stephen Cherniske, M.S.
Author of Caffeine Blues and The Metabolic Plan
"What coffee drinkers really want is deep, full-bodied flavor, a true natural energy lift,
and to keep his or her same brewing ritual. I get all of that from Teeccino Herbal Coffee.
Its flavor is satisfying to coffee drinkers who simply aren’t content with leafy, watery
tea."
Kat James
Author of The Truth About Beauty
"Try Teeccino Herbal Coffee; It’s fantastic hot or iced. Make this your healthy new
addiction and you can cut out the coffee consequences to bones, blood sugar levels and
adrenals. I serve Teeccino at all of my seminars and everyone loves it!"
Bernie S. Siegal, M.D., Author of Love, Medicine & Miracles and Peace, Love & Healing.
“If you want a good tasting, natural, healthy caffeine-free drink, then I suggest
Teeccino. We enjoy it at our home. "
John McDougall, M.D.
Author of The McDougall Plan and The McDougall Program-12 days to Dynamic Health
"Teeccino is the best tasting coffee substitute I've tried, and good for you, too."
Please contact us at Teeccino for more information on going caffeine-free, giving up
sugar or to receive a free sample of Teeccino.
The information in the 21-Day Challenge is for educational purposes only. If you have
health conditions please consult with a physician. The information in this challenge is
not meant to used in place of a doctor’s advice.
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