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March 22, 2023

When Excess Weight is a Protection Shield

The body keeps the score. What if our health issues were an invitation to take a deep dive into our story and understand how we got here? What if excess weight was a short-term solution to soothe a deeper wound and how healing using somatic tools can help prevent passing on trauma and health issues to the next generation.
March 9, 2023

Everything to know about sugar

There's so much confusion around and vilification of sugar. I believe it stems from a lack of understanding of sugar basic function, definitions, human body physiology, diet bio-individuality and what's really in our food! This blog covers it all and I hope it gets us all on the same page, enabling us to make the right nutritional choices.
February 17, 2023

How do we “pass on” chronic illnesses and what it takes to heal (Part 2)

This may be hard to hear, but we learned the diseases of our parents. We didn't inherit them. This blog (Part II in a series) takes you on a fascinating journey to understand illness, healing and how to survive as a species in the light of the latest nutrition research.
February 17, 2023

Viruses: A mean of genetic communication and evolution (Part 1)

A virus is just a packet of information our body uses to communicate with other living organisms and share genetic information. What if human intelligence and survival depended on our choice to absorb the virum instead of battling it to generate a more graceful, vibrant and beautiful life for ourselves and our planet?
February 13, 2023

5 Foods To Boost Your Fiber Intake

Did you know that our earliest, pre-homo sapien, ancestors ate about 100 grams of fiber per day? That makes getting the recommended 28-34g per day seem pretty easy, right? Yet, so many people struggle meeting the minimum daily requirement. Including these foods in your daily diet will make it a breeze.
February 8, 2023

How the Microbiome Changes Everything We Know About Nutrition

Nutrition is not what we thought it was. When sitting in front a plate, we're not feeding ourselves, the human. We're feeding an entire ecosystem which gives us life, or kills us slowly. Therefore nutrition begins at the state of our relationship to nature.