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Evening Habits That Improve Fasting Blood Sugar Levels

Ever wondered why meals that never spike your blood sugar for lunch leave you with high AM blood sugar levels? Insulin sensitivity naturally declines after dark. This is part of your circadian rhythm, the deep sleep and repair mode your body transitions to at night. You also use less energy in the evenings, so the glucose you consume isn’t utilized. The tips below help keep your nighttime blood sugar in check.

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Corporate Nutrition Workshops: The Science Behind the Afternoon Slump

The post-lunch slump isn’t a myth; it’s a biological response that occurs every day like clockwork. Between the hours of 1 pm and 3 pm, office chatter quiets down, but not because everyone’s focused. Your team doesn’t engage much in afternoon meetings, but it’s not because they lack motivation

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Protein Insufficiency: The Symptoms Might SurpriseYou

If protein isn’t top of mind, you may not know the symptoms of protein insufficiency. If you’re on GLP-1s or are in perimenopause, you may need more than the average adult. With the right food combinations, increasing the protein in your diet is easy.

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5 Foods That May Accelerate Visible and Physical Aging

The anti-aging conversation revolves around topicals and skincare treatments. However, nutrition contributes to how you age internally and externally. This blog post shares the foods that age you the most. Aim to keep them at 10% or less of your diet.

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5 Common Nutrition Myths Busted

One of the things that makes meal planning so difficult is that you must decode nutrition facts vs. fiction. Below are 5 common nutrition myths that I debunk to help you transform the way you plan your meals.

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Plant-Based Foods Can Be Ultra-Processed Too

When you hear the words “plant-based” or “vegan”, healthy is often what comes to mind. While incorporating more plant-based foods in your diet can transform your health, many vegan foods are ultra-processed. A diet high in ultra-processed vegan foods or non-vegan foods raises your risk of cardiovascular disease.

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Strategies to Curb Overeating and Improve Health

Improving your nutrition isn’t only a matter of what you eat, it’s a matter of how much you eat. Even nutrient-dense foods such as fruit must be consumed in moderation. But let’s face it, when we overeat, we’re often eating fried, high-fat, high-sugar, and ultra-processed foods. Here’s how to curb overeating to improve your whole-body health.

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Foods to Help Lower Cholesterol & Boost Heart Health

Lowering your cholesterol isn’t only a matter of eliminating the high-cholesterol foods in your diet. Some foods contain compounds that block the absorption of the cholesterol you consume. You can also add foods to your diet that optimize liver function to remove cholesterol. This blog post has the foods that boost heart health in a range of meaningful ways.

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Plant-Based Foods to Boost Your Iron Intake

Plant-based diets decrease your risk for cardiometabolic disease and often improve high-risk health markers. Creating a well-balanced plant-based diet requires mindful planning. Most new vegans focus so much on their protein intake but fall short on iron.

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