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Winter Wellness Hacks: How to Stay Energised, Hydrated and Healthy When It’s Cold Out

A delicious bone broth combining meat on the bone with vegetables.

Winter isn’t just a season; it’s a physiological challenge. Cold air, grey mornings, and dry heat indoors all conspire to drain your energy, dehydrate your skin, and weaken your immunity. But what if winter didn’t have to feel like a constant uphill battle?


With a few intentional shifts to your daily rituals and the right wellness tools, you can feel strong, clear, and balanced throughout the colder months. These winter wellness hacks are rooted in both ancestral wisdom and modern wellness strategies, designed to support your body when it needs it most.


1. Beat the Winter Slump with Smarter Salt

Feeling sluggish? Low energy in winter isn’t just a “seasonal mood”; it’s often a sign of hidden dehydration and mineral imbalances.

Woman drinking from her bottle post workout in winter.

That’s where A+ Salt steps in: a clean, powerful hydration formula made with zero sugar or fillers, packed with 1170mg Sodium, 250mg Potassium, and 95mg Magnesium per serving, plus a complete essential amino acid profile. Available in a range of bold, functional flavours, including Passionfruit & Grapefruit, Coco Pine, and Mixed Fruit, it fuels hydration, supports energy, and boosts mental clarity.

Quick Tip: Add a sachet of A+ Salt to a 750 ml glass of morning water or post-workout bottle, not just for performance, but for better daily mineral support, especially if you follow a fasting or low-carb lifestyle.


2. Cold Air, Warm Gut: Why Your Digestion Needs Support in Winter

Your gut is the command centre for immunity and mood, both of which tend to dip in colder months. Winter comfort foods are often heavy and low in nutrients, which can slow down digestion and impact how you feel.

This season, focus on gut-loving rituals:

  • Drink bone broth

  • Eat fermented foods like sauerkraut or kimchi

  • Add collagen-rich support to your daily routine


3. Embrace the Chill: Winter Biohacks to Reclaim Energy

Winter makes it tempting to hibernate, but intentional exposure to cold can actually rewire your stress response and boost energy.

Try this:

  • A 30-second cold shower at the end of your warm one

  • A morning walk, even just around the block

  • Use A+ Salt sachets to replenish minerals lost through diet or lifestyle

  • Red light therapy, or simply getting sun on your face for 10 minutes

  • Grounding, if possible, on natural surfaces

    Person that is grounding by walking on grass barefoot.

These small, biohacker-approved rituals stimulate your mitochondria (the powerhouses of your cells) and help you build real resilience, from the inside out.

Quick Tip: A+ Salt is ideal for winter hydration, with 30 servings per bag in easy grab-and-go sachets. It delivers the same performance-packed dose of electrolytes and aminos in a no-junk formula designed to support energy, performance, and recovery.


4. Seasonal Skincare, Simplified

Winter often brings dry, flaky skin, but your skin barrier doesn’t need more products; it needs better ones.

Primal Wellness Tallow Balm is a clean, multi-use moisturiser made from 100% grass-fed, halal-certified beef tallow, rich in fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K. It mimics the skin’s own sebum, making it ultra-absorbable, deeply nourishing, and ideal for dry or reactive skin.

Pro Tip: Apply after cleansing while skin is still damp. Warm a small amount in your palm with a few drops of water to emulsify for best absorption.

Our wonderful Tallow Balm in a jar.

Winter is an opportunity to slow down, reset, and take intentional care of your body. With smart rituals, clean supplementation, and ancestral skincare, this season can be one of strength, clarity, and recovery.


At Primal Wellness, we’re here to support your evolution, not with generic advice, but with real tools and personalised guidance to help you thrive through seasonal shifts.


 
 
 

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