talkin' jungle life, motherhood, and living intentionally with Sakara Co-founder Danielle DuBoise

Everything is the Best

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🗓️ 31 January 2025

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Danielle DuBoise is the Co-Founder of Sakara Life, a wellness company providing the tools necessary to achieve optimal health and vitality. A true pioneer in the health industry, she has a masters in Functional Medicine and Human Nutrition, and launched the brand in 2012 with her best friend Whitney Tingle, creating their unique nutrition philosophy which merges modern science and ancient healing wisdom. Since inception, Sakara has transformed millions of lives through its Signature Nutrition Program, functional products, and supplements. Byrdie calls Sakara ‘truly medicine’ and deemed ‘the healthy meal delivery service that put healthy meal delivery services on the map’ by WhoWhatWear. Danielle herself has also been honored in Forbes' 30 under 30, MindBodyGreen's 100 Women in Wellness, Goldman Sachs ‘Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs’ and Oprah's SuperSoul 100.

Leading a global movement as an advocate for plants as medicine, Danielle became a national best-selling author with Sakara’s debut cookbook EAT CLEAN PLAY DIRTY, and continues to serve as the company’s Board Chair and Co-host of the wildly popular Sakara Life Podcast.

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a dear media production.
0:16.0	We were just talking so much and I was like, we need to actually just press record.
0:19.9	Press on.
0:21.9	Okay. Hi, Danielle. Hi, just press record. Press on. Okay.
0:22.6	Hi, Danielle.
0:23.6	Hi, my love.
0:24.4	It's so nice to see you.
0:25.6	Nice to see you, too.
0:26.7	We were just talking on the fact that Danielle has moved to the jungle in South America.
0:31.1	And I asked her, like, how do you get organic tampons and get things on Amazon? And we just don't do those things.
0:41.5	Yeah. You're just like, I mean, I've never been more instantly aware of when my cycle is going to come because I have to plan around it to make sure I get tampons or it's made me rely on the cup a lot more, which I never used to like, but now it's such a
0:55.0	better option down here. So I was telling you, like, you know, you can get tampons on here,
0:58.8	but it's, you know, we're very close to the equator. There's water in the air, even in dry season,
1:04.2	and so everything molds. So like your tampons molds. So can't just like buy them off the shelf. It's all wild. Not for the faint of heart, but it is a really, really kind of different and
1:18.2	beautiful way of life that I was really craving. Like we go to bed at like 830. The kids go to bed
1:24.1	at 630, wake up at 5.30. It's nice. What do you do when you wake up at 530? Do they go, do they rip around before they go to bed at 6.30. Wake up at 5.30. It's nice.
1:28.0	What do you do when you make up at 530?
1:29.2	Do they go?
1:29.7	Do they rip around before they go to school?
1:31.7	Oh, yeah.
1:32.4	And that's also so nice.
1:33.8	So like New York, it was, you know, we'd get up at like 7.
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