Nutrition In Focus

We know that time is precious for Healthcare Practitioners and keeping pace with innovation and the rapid rate of change in the diverse ecosystem that is integrative health today isn’t easy.

That’s why our clinical resources like protocols, webinars, articles and blogs are designed to distill the latest advancements and best practices into easy-to-use tools to keep you informed, support your patients and build your practice.

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Fighting Free Radicals with Antioxidants

Fighting Free Radicals with Antioxidants

Antioxidant SupportDietary InterventionsFunctional NutritionHealth and NutritionHealth EducationMetabolic HealthNutritional Health

Free radicals are natural byproducts of metabolism, but when unchecked, they can speed up aging and impact health. Antioxidants help neutralize these free radical threats and help maintain cellular...

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Optimizing the Nrf2 Pathway

Optimizing the Nrf2 Pathway

DetoxificationMetabolic HealthNutritional Health

Learn how activating the Nrf2 pathway boosts antioxidant defense, detoxification, and cellular resilience.

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Exosomes: Potentials for Human Health

Health and NutritionNutritional Health

Discover the fascinating world of exosomes—nature’s tiny delivery systems with powerful potential for human health, diagnostics, nutrition, and therapeutic innovation.

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The Hidden Risks of Unmetabolized Folic Acid (UMFA)

Brain HealthCognitive FunctionDigestive HealthGut HealthHealth EducationImmune FunctionMetabolic HealthNutritional Health

This is a discussion about how unmetabolized folic acid accumulates in the body, and the clinically documented risks associated with unmetabolized folic acid. 

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The Importance of Eco Nutrition: A Scientific Perspective

Functional NutritionHealth and NutritionNutritional Health

In this article, we will delve into the importance of eco-nutrition and provide practical tips on how to design a diet that aligns with environmental sustainability.

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The Link Between Gut Health and Mental Health

Brain HealthDietary InterventionsGastrointestinal HealthGut HealthGut-Brain AxisHealth and NutritionMental HealthMetabolic HealthMood SupportNutritional Health

This article discusses why moderating champagne, latkes, and Christmas cookies is so important to keeping your mood balanced this winter.

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Foods to Avoid For Mental Health

Health and NutritionMental HealthNutritional Health

Discover some of the behaviors and foods to avoid for mental health. Spoiler alert: there is often an overlap between foods you should avoid and foods we consider “comfort foods”. The sweet treats...

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Whole Foods for Mental Health

Health and NutritionMental HealthMetabolic HealthMood SupportNutritional HealthWhole Foods

Here, we discuss why processed foods can impact your mental and physical health. This is followed up by an exploration of healthier alternatives. 

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Genetics vs Epigenetics

Dietary InterventionsDigestive HealthFunctional NutritionHealth and NutritionHealth EducationMetabolic HealthNutritional HealthTherapeutic Diet Guides

Here, we explain how genetics and epigenetics affect the MTHFR gene, L-Methylfolate production, and methylation. 

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What is MTHFR?

Digestive HealthHealth EducationNutritional Health

Read here to learn all about the MTHFR gene, and how its variations affect almost 50 percent of the population. 

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