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- by Sarah Achleithner
6 ways to tell you’re not getting enough fruits and vegetables
Research has long shown that adequate fruit and vegetable consumption is correlated with a reduced risk of many chronic diseases–including cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, some cancers, and obesity. Yet, despite the benefits, only 10% of Americans consume the recommended...
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- by Sarah Achleithner
Foods and supplement choices that impact testosterone
If you’re experiencing decreased muscle mass, reduced concentration, or a decline in libido, you may want to take a look at your testosterone levels. This hormone is a key player in both men’s and women’s health. While it’s natural for...
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Strategies to reduce inflammation
Inflammation has been a hot topic these days, and for a good reason. What you eat, drink, and supplement can impact inflammatory markers, while sleep, stress, and exercise also play a critical role. But exactly is inflammation, why should you...
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- by Sarah Achleithner
Issue 26: Mental health x nutrition
Have you been feeling increasingly anxious about current events? You're not alone. With so much going on, it's hard not to worry about the state of the world. And as you know, stress (especially chronic stress) can have a prolific...
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Cellular aging and longevity - here’s what you need to know
We all face aging, yet many of us are looking for ways to reverse the hands of time. There is no shortage of ways to attempt a more youthful appearance, from skin treatments and supplements to trendy diets and plastic...
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How to boost energy with these science-backed strategies
Do you often feel fatigued or drowsy throughout the day? You’re not alone– in fact, over one-third of adolescents and adults in the United States report feeling this way [1, 2]. While occasional drowsiness is normal, chronic fatigue can significantly...
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Issue 22: How to lose weight according to science
Happy new year! What have you resolved to do in 2022? Today, we're tackling arguably the most popular resolution of all: Weight loss. If you're one of many trying to trim down this year there are a few things to keep...
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Why stress might be thwarting your weight loss efforts
Frequently feel stressed or anxious? You’re not alone. Over 70% of adults in the United States report feeling this way daily [1]. While occasional stress is normal, chronic stress can significantly affect your health and even impact your weight, both...
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- by Edwina Clark, MS, RD, CSSD
Issue 6: The science of weight loss
We used to think of weight loss as calories in vs. calories out. As it turns out, it's far more complicated than that. Weight is an intricate interplay between genetics, nutrition, sleep, stress levels, physical activity, age, ethnicity, medications, and...