Yummy Wellness Water

Deliciously Infused Water Recipes to
Quench Your THirst & Nourish Your Voice

As we bask in the warmth of summer, it’s essential to keep our bodies—and our voices—well-hydrated.

While we often think of hydration in terms of skin and overall energy, our vocal cords rely on proper hydration to stay supple, resilient, and healthy. They can become dry and irritated without adequate hydration, leading to vocal strain, hoarseness, and even injury—especially during the hot summer months when we lose more water through sweat and increased activity.

Drinking water is one of the simplest and most effective ways to care for your voice, and by adding natural ingredients, you can enhance both the flavor and the benefits.

It’s not just about quenching thirst; it’s about nourishing our vocal cords and maintaining a steady flow of energy throughout the day.


Enjoy these easy and refreshing infused water recipes to keep your voice vibrant and healthy throughout the summer.

01. Cucumber Mint Infusion

Cucumber is not only hydrating but also soothing to the throat. Paired with mint, it offers a refreshing burst that cools the body and helps reduce inflammation in the vocal cords.

To Prepare: Add a few slices of cucumber and a handful of fresh mint leaves to a pitcher of water. Let it sit in the fridge for at least an hour before enjoying.

02. Lemon Ginger Water

Lemon and ginger are a dynamic duo for supporting vocal health. Lemon adds a dose of vitamin C, while ginger offers anti-inflammatory properties that soothe the throat.

To Prepare: Squeeze half a lemon juice and add a few slices of fresh ginger to a glass of warm water. Sip slowly, letting the warmth and flavors work their magic.

03. berry Basil Elixer

Berries are packed with antioxidants, and basil adds a layer of anti-inflammatory benefits. Together, they create a deliciously vibrant water that supports both hydration and vocal clarity.

To Prepare: Muddle a handful of berries and a few fresh basil leaves at the bottom of a glass. Fill with water, stir, and enjoy this refreshing treat.

04. Orange Tumeric Delight

The sunny brightness of orange combined with the golden warmth of turmeric creates a drink that not only quenches thirst but also soothes the vocal cords with its anti-inflammatory benefits.

To Prepare: Add a few slices of orange and a pinch of turmeric to your water. Stir gently, and let it sit to allow the flavors to infuse into a golden, healing potion.


As you move through the warmth of summer, remember that caring for your voice is essential to your overall well-being. By staying mindful of your hydration and incorporating these simple infused water recipes, you’re supporting your vocal cords and nurturing your entire body.

So, sip mindfully, stay connected to your voice, and enjoy the refreshing benefits of these summer rituals. Your voice will thank you for your care, keeping you strong, clear, and ready to express yourself fully.

Shea Rose

Shea Rose is an artist, coach, and curator who guides singers, musicians, and performers to embody their bravest voice and authentic expression through 1:1 coaching, classes, workshops, and retreats. As the founder of Embodied Voice & Yoga, she draws on 15 years of experience in artist development and integrative healing arts, helping women cultivate a creative path rooted in self-care and whole-body awareness.

A professor at Berklee College of Music, a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT 500), and featured on two Grammy Award-winning albums, she blends embodiment practices to strengthen the connection between mind, body, and voice, empowering artists to express themselves with courage, compassion, and clarity.

In addition to her coaching and musical artistry, Shea curates soul-rooted music events that amplify the voices of diverse artists and bring new audiences together, including programs such as the Rise Music Series at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and The Folk Collective at Club Passim.

Her work inspires artists to create and live a life that is both bold and balanced.

https://www.shearose.com
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