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A Gut Feeling About the Holidays: Stress, Connection and Digestion

The holidays are coming, and your gut may already know it. You’re looking forward to seeing family, planning menus, coordinating travel, figuring out who’s bringing what, and wondering how you’re going to fit everything into an already busy schedule. There’s excitement, anticipation, maybe a little anxiety, and possibly some family dynamics that require their own special kind of preparation, which…
October 28, 2026
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Favorite Things: Trick-or-Treats

Welcome to our Favorite Things blog series! This is where your team of wellness experts list some of their favorite foods, tools, books and resources for self-managed well-being. Nothing here is ever affiliated, just a list of things we have great experience with and recommend to our clients on a regular basis. Today is a seasonal fave: our favorite healthy-ER…
September 28, 2026
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The Cancer Nourishment Diet: It’s Personal

A cancer diagnosis can quickly turn food into a rabbit hole of questions. Is sugar feeding my cancer? Should I stop eating meat? Should I go vegan? Keto? Start fasting? Take supplements? Eat only organic food? Add treatment side effects that may last well past the end of actual treatment, changes in appetite and weight, and plenty of well-meaning advice…
September 16, 2026
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Favorite Things: Protein Products

Welcome to our Favorite Things blog series! This is where your team of wellness experts list some of their favorite foods, tools, books and resources for self-managed well-being. Nothing here is ever affiliated, just a list of things we have great experience with and recommend to our clients on a regular basis. Today is all about the trendy topic of…
August 21, 2026
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Four Investments to Protect Independence as We Age

For Healthy Aging Month this year, we are focusing on how to preserve independence through each decade that passes. Independence is one of the top priorities on surveys of senior health concerns and research continues to show that as independence wanes, so does cognition, physical abilities and overall quality of life. The concept of investment is familiar so let’s use…
August 21, 2026
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Favorite Things: Silly Gadgets that Spark Joy

Welcome to our Favorite Things blog series! This is where your team of wellness experts list some of their favorite foods, tools, books and resources for self-managed well-being. Nothing here is ever affiliated, just a list of things we have great experience with and recommend to our clients on a regular basis. Today's topic is all about sparking joy! From…
July 31, 2026
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Can Joy Improve Health Outcomes?

The conversation around lifespan and healthspan is loud these days. Longevity experts promote blue zones, supplements, fasting protocols, HIIT training and all the latest breakthroughs in aging and biohacking research. Meanwhile, Americans spend billions of dollars annually pursuing longer, healthier lives. Yet one of the strongest predictors of healthy aging receives surprisingly little attention and costs almost nothing to pursue:…
July 30, 2026
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Favorite Things: Trader Joe’s Ingredients

Welcome to our newest Blog type: Favorite Things! This is where your team of wellness experts list some of their favorite foods, tools, books and resources for self-managed well-being. Nothing here is ever affiliated, just a list of things we have great experience with and recommend to our clients on a regular basis. Today's topic is all about food! It's…
June 28, 2026
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Why Body Composition Matters More Than the Scale

From doctor's offices to social gatherings, body weight is usually the only number people focus on when discussing healthy weight. But the truth is, the number on the scale tells us very little about what is actually happening inside the body. Two people can weigh exactly the same weight and be the same height and age, yet have very different…
May 20, 2026