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By Carly Leusner, MS, CNS, LDN
Tired of the same old oatmeal or smoothie? A quick vegetable stir fry with a blend of plant and animal proteins can be a convenient way to get a couple servings of color into your morning alongside satisfying fats and proteins. Eating well to balance hormones and build muscle can…
By Lauren Stinson-Hamel, MS, RD, LDN
Many women in menopause find that the same diet and exercise they previously followed to lose weight no longer works. Some women describe a “plateau” no matter what diet, fasting plan, or intense exercise program is added. Some even experience weight gain, especially around the belly, despite these efforts. This can be a…
By Eileen Boté
March is National Nutrition Month, and this month’s theme “Beyond the Table” creates a beautiful opportunity to highlight simple habits and behaviors anyone can do to support their overall health. This month-long focus on good nutrition brings awareness to how we eat at home, on the go, in schools, at…
By Lisa Dreher, MS, RDN, LDN
They say the eyes are the window into the soul, and they can also be a window into your body’s overall health. In fact, a comprehensive eye exam can uncover everything from potential nutrient deficiencies to systemic disorders like high cholesterol, diabetes, high blood pressure, and even liver disease. The…
By Ashley Barile
This time of year can bring added stress as you try to balance work, family time, and holiday preparations, especially if you are hosting a holiday at home! Here are some helpful tips to manage stress: Take breaks. Give yourself time to slow down and reset. Gently stretch your body…
By Lauren Stinson-Hamel, MS, RD, LDN
With the cold months now upon us, it’s time to bring out the stock pot and commence the season of soups! Soups are a great option when meal prepping for the week and freeze well for later use. This is a simple soup recipe inspired by immune supportive, anti-inflammatory ingredients…
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