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My 8-Step Approach to Bioindividualized Holistic Nutritional Therapy
I’m often asked what Nutritional Therapy involves, and what my process looks like. With so many new readers this month, I thought it might be helpful to overview the big ideas and key concepts that I focus on when working with clients. Keep in mind that I see clients...
Four Simple Strategies to Boost Your Longevity in the Next Two Weeks
Did you know that a recent study published in the Journal of Preventative Medicine found that adherence to a healthy lifestyle is directly associated with a lower risk of mortality (1)? That means that the daily choices you make can directly affect length of your...
The surprising benefits of vitamin D (and the 3 ways you can get it)
Vitamin D may be one of the most fundamentally important building blocks available to us for creating and sustaining vibrant health1. Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that promotes calcium absorption in the intestine and maintains calcium and phosphate levels in the...
5 Healthy Swaps to Satisfy and Reduce Sugar Cravings
Whether you’re trying to lose weight, clear up your skin, reduce pain and inflammation in your body, sleep better at night, or simply get healthier, you might have the idea that excess sugar (and your cravings for it!) is getting in the way of achieving your...
The Importance of Quality Protein in the Diet for Physical & Mental Health
I’ll argue that protein is one of the more important macronutrients to focus on when it comes to our nutrition. We need adequate amounts of protein in order to build tissue, and to support growth and development, regardless of how much you may be hitting the gym....
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– Michael Pollan
