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marketing06873
  • 3 days ago
  • 1 min

Benefits of Magnesium

Health benefits of magnesium and easy ways to add magnesium to your diet if you feel you are not getting enough
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marketing06873
  • Nov 26
  • 1 min

Exciting piece of cardboard

We managed to place a floor display in Coles local, Surrey Hills, in Melbourne! It looks great - make sure to stop by and try one of our Level Lemonades!
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marketing06873
  • Nov 22
  • 1 min

Look into the future

In our continuous quest for innovation we are exploring new flavours and packaging all the time. Here is one sneak peek on what is coming… Let us know your thoughts on info@level-lemonade.com
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Level Lemonade
  • May 2
  • 1 min

Magnesium kick for the beverage market

Great newsletter article on the launch our delicious high magnesium low sugar lemonades: https://insidefmcg.com.au/2019/05/02/level-lemonade-brings-a-magnesium-kick-to-the-beverage-market/
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Level Lemonade
  • Apr 30
  • 1 min

Level Lemonade is C&I's Choice

read the article here: https://issuu.com/theintermediagroup/docs/c_i_retailing_magazine_april-may_20_fd74acba960bb4/36
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Level Lemonade
  • Apr 11
  • 2 min

Your perfect work out buddy: Magnesium

A Magnesium supplement should be part of your pre- or post-workout routine: Magnesium is used in just about every bodily function that allows you to effectively exercise and build muscle, which includes protein synthesis, muscle and nerve functions, blood glucose control and energy production. Magnesium can ease post-workout soreness and help muscles move smoothly from a contracted to a relaxed state. This is due to Magnesium’s abilities to move blood sugar into your muscles
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Level Lemonade
  • Mar 1
  • 2 min

Magnesium – the stress mineral

Did you know that stress is the number 1 reason for people to visit their doctor? And do you know what happens inside our bodies when we are stressed? When we experience stress, our body reacts in different ways: Heart rate and blood pressure soar in order to increase the flow of blood to the brain to improve decision-making. Also, blood sugar levels rise to furnish more fuel for energy and the blood is shunted away from the gut due to it not being immediately needed for dige
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Level Lemonade
  • Feb 21
  • 1 min

Launch Event

As you might have heard, we had our official Sydney launch event last week. It was a perfect sunny day to celebrate this special occasion in the loveliest location at Pier One in Sydney. After years of research we are proud to finally be able to launch what we truly believe to be the next generation of lemonades: a new kind of lemon flavoured carbonated soft drink that is actually good for you. Level lemonade is not only high in magnesium and vitamin c but also low in sugar.
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Level Lemonade
  • Jan 9
  • 2 min

Vitamin C Is Good For Me

Our journey to create an innovative, better for you, carbonated soft drink lead to the discovery of the wonderful benefits of vitamin c. We quickly learnt that vitamin c’s safe and effective properties as well as its diverse functionalities were a perfect fit for Level Lemonade. Vitamin c quickly developed a name for itself after the finding of its ability when ingested by the body to reduce the severity of colds and even prevent chronic diseases. Since then much more has sur
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Level Lemonade
  • Dec 11, 2018
  • 2 min

Why Magnesium is Level Lemonade's Key Ingredient

At Level Lemonade we conducted thorough research into the vitamins and minerals that we depend on the most with a vision to create a “cravable” carbonated drink that is actually good for you! So just in case you were wondering what triggered us to launch a high magnesium lemonade, here’s why. Australian health survey's over recent years show that magnesium intakes are way lower than what is recommended. In fact approximately half of Australians consume inadequate amounts of t
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