Nutrition

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Copper, zinc, iron imbalances affect brain

Antibiotics impact gut; probiotics, diet help rebalance

Digestive enzymes are not a match for everyone; bitters can be used to stimulate digestion

Long-term restricted diets and supplements can cause gut issues

Tips for looking for a provider to help with gut health

Kombucha can be beneficial but they are not all created equal

Probiotics are transient; prebiotics sustain gut health long-term

Focus on adding dietary variety for better gut health

The correlation of low stomach acid to acid reflux

The impact of artificial sweeteners on gut health

Focus on non-starchy carbs for fiber and blood sugar control

A wide variety of foods leads to a much healthier microbiome

There is no one-size-fits-all diet for gut health

Things that are making your gut unhealthy, Part 2

Gut health significantly impacts bone health

Things that may be making gut health worse

Elimination diet is the gold standard for identifying food sensitivities, allergies

Gut health is foundational; symptoms indicate underlying issues

Gut Health Basics: Gut health relies on a balanced microbiome for overall wellness

Source of meat is important but it may not be a factor responsible for increased IGF-1

For most individuals, it's not possible to have too much protein intake

Whey is an excellent complete protein source, but not everyone tolerates it

Animal protein preferred over plant protein

What is the recommended intake for protein?

What is protein and why is it so important for osteoporosis?

Adverse side effects of B6 supplementation

Can too much B12 be harmful?

Determining core supplements greatly depends on starting point

The role of supplements in treating conditions like osteoporosis

Conceptualizing calcium supplementation with heart health risks

Impact of Fasting on Bone Health

Discusses collagen studies and the credibility of multiple publications

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