Dry January

By KSTP

Interest in Dry January has risen over recent years according to Google Trends, and that reason may be because of its positive health benefits. Registered dietician from UnitedHealthcare Kelly Lawler answers questions related to these health benefits, and also shares a fun mocktail recipe for Dry January.

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Holiday Sangria

Pomegranate juice
Sliced blood orange
Juice
Lime
Sparkling water
Rosemary sprigs
Pomegranate arils

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Interest in Dry January has risen over recent years according to Google Trends, and that reason may be because of its positive health benefits. Registered dietician from UnitedHealthcare Kelly Lawler answers questions related to these health benefits, and also shares a fun mocktail recipe for Dry January.