03
Apr 2020

Prebiotics or Probiotics? What should you spend your $ on?

The digestive system is home to trillions of microorganisms, both good and bad, collectively known as the gut microbiome. For optimal overall health, a balanced gut population is vital, and fibers such as prebiotics provide the necessary environment for a healthy digestive tract. Here we’ll discover what prebiotics are, how they function, and why they are more important than the oh so popular probiotics.
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12
Feb 2020

Is Gluten The Gut Enemy?

Gluten-free foods are everywhere now- whether its supermarket aisles labeled “Gluten-Free” or restaurants offering gluten-free options. Contrary to before, people aren’t just avoiding gluten because of a disorder, like celiac disease (CD).
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04
Feb 2020

The Keto Diet’s Long-Term Effects on the Liver: Hint: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

A ketogenic diet is a plan that centers on fat. The diet consists of high-fats (55%-60%), a moderate amount of protein (30%-35%), and extremely low carbohydrates (5%-10%).
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28
Jan 2020

Anti - Inflammatory Soup for the Soul

Digestion naturally slows down in the colder months, so I like to recommend warming and healing foods to my clients during this time. Is there anything more comforting and healing than a big bright bowl of soup?
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