Welcome to Part 2 of my supporting liver health blog series, foods for liver health and detoxification. If you missed Part 1, it’s linked here. The liver has the enormous task of filtering and cleansing […]

Our livers need our attention and care now more than ever. We encounter thousands of natural and man-made chemicals every day through our food, air, water, and personal products that our livers ultimately have to

Heart disease is the top cause of death in the US, and the world. However, preventing heart attacks and strokes, and healing the heart, requires more than a good diet and lifestyle alone. The emotional

Defining the “food is medicine” concept The famous saying attributed to Hippocrates of “let food by thy medicine and medicine by thy food,” conveys that food should be a foundational part of preventing and healing

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Fasting insulin is a very useful, yet frequently missed, metabolic biomarker. It can catch metabolic issues years or even decades ahead of time compared to others like hemoglobin A1c, or fasting blood glucose, as it

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the most diagnosed cancer in American women. According to the WHO, breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer in the world. It’s possible to nurture our

Loneliness and social isolation are pressing public health issues. Despite technological advances meant to connect us, we’re more isolated and disconnected than ever before. This is hurting our mental and physical well-being. In this post,

Fiber is an underappreciated, and unsung nutrient hero. Our paleolithic ancestors ingested upwards of 100 grams of fiber in one day. In modern times however, we consume a small fraction of that, which is costing

As a Dietitian living with chronic illness, and who specializes in helping those who have them, I am all too familiar with the physical, mental, and emotional ups and downs that happen while managing them.