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Benefits of Omega Three Fats

Benefits of Omega Three Fats

Omega three oils are very important to our health. They are called “essential fatty acids” because our body cannot manufacture…
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7 Tips for Better Digestion

7 Tips for Better Digestion

Whether digestive issues are a primary area of concern of yours or not, it is one of the most important…
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The Key to Your Health: Digestion!

I talk about bowel habits a lot in my practice, whether it be a primary concern or not. Why? Because…
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Concerned about celiac? B12 levels may provide clues.

Concerned about celiac? B12 levels may provide clues.

I had the great pleasure of writing an research article for , a professional publication for naturopathic physicians. Here’s the…
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Is candida the culprit?

Is candida the culprit?

Candida albicans, or yeast, can be a potential cause of fatigue, headache, sugar cravings, brain fog or recurrent infection. Having…
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The Importance of Magnesium

The Importance of Magnesium

Magnesium truly is miraculous! It is responsible for over 300 enzymatic reactions and is found in all the body’s tissues….
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Do you take supplements? How did you decide which Do you take supplements?  How did you decide which ones were right for you?  One of my favorites that can benefit many is black elderberry. Have you heard of it? 
 
This powerful herb helps: 
Reduce inflammation
Enhance immune system
Benefit cardiovascular function
 
The second bullet point highlights why elderberry is SO important to take in winter months. Our immune systems are getting back up to speed this season after two years! Elderberry is well researched and shown to be an effective supplement for fighting bacteria and viruses. 

Share this post with a friend who may benefit from black elderberry.
If you are what you eat, what are you? I actually If you are what you eat, what are you?

I actually used to obsess over what I ate. That wasn’t a long term solution for good nutrition, so I’ve learned how to eat what makes me feel good and is health promoting. 

Learn more about how you can take control of your health with nutrition, click the link in bio.
The winter blues hit everyone differently. You mig The winter blues hit everyone differently. You might find yourself looking to food or sleep for comfort while the weather changes your sleep and mood.

While you can’t change the weather, here’s some proactive steps you can take to battle the blues: ❄️

🥕 Eat Your Veggies. Just because it’s cold doesn’t mean you need to eat heavy, high fat processed foods. Explore recipes like hearty vegetable soups, roasted vegetables, and omega 3 rich foods. 

🏂 Go Outside. Exercise inside is fantastic, but don’t let that keep you from a brisk walk outside. 

🤗 Keep Social. Social interaction is important for your mood. Make sure to keep your social engagements even if you don’t feel like leaving your house. You will be glad you did.
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