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 Adrenal fatigue: the case against intermittent fasting

 Adrenal fatigue: the case against intermittent fasting

by Rebecca Lieb | Aug 28, 2023 | Blood Sugar Regulation, Hormonal Health, Nutrition Information, sleep, Sleep, Stress, Movement, stress

Is Your Morning Routine Nourishing You? Intermittent Fasting is in vogue right now among many practitioners. But is this strategy appropriate for everyone? What about individuals suffering from adrenal fatigue or chronic stress? Storytime… Two summers ago, a...
Why foraging for food is good for your gut health

Why foraging for food is good for your gut health

by athomeinthebodynutrition_p85pey | Dec 9, 2022 | Foraging, Nutrition Information

How is it possible that something as simple as foraging for wild foods can improve your gut health? Does your diet have biodiversity? Seventy-five percent of the food that people eat globally comes from twelve plant and five animal species (United Nations Food and...
What is Nutritional Therapy and why is it important?

What is Nutritional Therapy and why is it important?

by athomeinthebodynutrition_p85pey | Dec 5, 2022 | Nutrition Information

Nutritional Therapy Practitioners are translators of the now mostly forgotten language of the body. How does the body speak to us? Bodies have feelings, cravings, desires, habits—all filled with valuable information. Sometimes we miss out on what the body is trying to...

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