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The Singing Canary Drink is a delicious aid to healing adrenal fatigue. And it also has many other health benefits!
singing canary drink
Last year I began noticing that I had symptoms of adrenal fatigue. I was constantly tired, and it was such a struggle to think clearly. I felt rundown and overwhelmed.
When I saw The Singing Canary drink on the Trim Healthy Mama Facebook page I noticed that it was supposed to be good for adrenal fatigue. I figured it couldn’t hurt to try it. And after trying it, I found that I loved it, and I do feel more energetic on the days when I drink it.

Singing Canary Drink

Ingredients:

Peel the yellow skin off of the lemons, but leave as much of the white part as possible. Slice the lemons and remove the seeds.

Put the lemons into your blender with 3 cups of water and blend well.

Pour the blended liquid into a sieve (I use a little fine mesh sieve.)

Pour the strained juice back into the blender and add the Vitamin C powder, whey powder, salt, turmeric, coconut oil, vanilla, stevia, and the lemon essential oil, if you’re using (I use about 4 drops).
Blend it all together.

Pour Singing Canary juice into a 2 quart glass mason jar. Top with ice or filtered water until the liquid reaches the top of the jar (ice is great in the summer, but I use a bit of water when it’s cold out). Put a lid on the jar and shake well.

Enjoy!

I pour mine into a smaller glass or jar and drink it with a straw, to keep the acidic liquid from getting too much on my teeth.

You can add more stevia if you think it needs it. This drink is designed to be sipped throughout the day. I keep the larger jar in the refrigerator and just pour the amount I need into a smaller glass.

If you’re suffering from adrenal fatigue or just need to be recharged, I highly recommend that you give this drink a try!
Adapted from this recipe. Read about how I overcame adrenal fatigue here.
You may also like this post on creating your own Adrenal Tonic Tincture:
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I'm a homemaker and homeschooling mom of 5. For over 25 years I've been cooking from scratch and making homemade bread for my family of 7. I love sharing sourdough recipes, easy dinner ideas, and simple DIY projects for your home.

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51 Comments

  1. Vanessa says:

    Hi! Thanks foe this, im going to try it! Are you supposed to drink the whole thing in one day?

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    1. Joy Kincaid says:

      You can, or you can save some for the next day. I usually sip on it throughout the day.

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  2. Michelle says:

    So the stuff left in the sieve, you just throw out, correct? Directions are hard to follow with adrenal fatigue brain! LOL Thanks!

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    1. Joy Kincaid says:

      Yes, I just throw that out! 🙂

      Reply
  3. Brandis says:

    I’m also interested in the recipe.

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  4. VIcki says:

    I would love to try your lemon recipe, please send it.
    THank you

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  5. Michelle says:

    I have severe adrenal fatigue and would love to try this recipe please!

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    1. Joy Kincaid says:

      Just sent it, Michelle!

      Reply
  6. Martha Marshall says:

    Hi- I would also love to have the adrenal fatigue recipe made with lemons. Thanks so much.

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    1. Joy Kincaid says:

      Just sent it!

      Reply
  7. Yvette says:

    Please send me the recipe for the lemon drink, I would love to try it, Thanks, Yvette

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    1. Joy Kincaid says:

      Sent yesterday!

      Reply
  8. Leah says:

    Can I get the recipe for the lemon drink

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    1. Joy Kincaid says:

      Just sent it to you!

      Reply
  9. Emily says:

    Recipe please!

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    1. Joy Kincaid says:

      Just sent it to you! 🙂

      Reply
  10. Kelly Robinson says:

    Can you plesae email me the recipe?

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    1. Joy Kincaid says:

      Just sent it to you! 🙂

      Reply