In: nutrition

Blueberries in crates on a table
Is fruit too sugary? A literature review
December 28, 2018

There seems to be widespread concern that fruit should be avoided due to it’s sugar content. “That’s just like eating a…

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A stack of pancakes with blueberries on a plate, making it a delicious breakfast option.
Is Breakfast Really Important? A Review of the Literature
November 16, 2018

“Breakfast is the most important meal of the day!” says everyone and their dog with confidence. But is it, and if…

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A group of fruits and vegetables accompanied by an ecg line, highlighting the benefits of intermittent fasting.
What you should know about Intermittent Fasting: a review of the science
June 2, 2018

“Intermittent Fasting” refers to a dieting strategy that restricts food intake for extended periods of time at regular intervals. There are…

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A side-by-side image of avocado and steak as an example of good fat and bad fat.
“Good” Fat & “Bad” Fat: You’re probably not doing it right
May 25, 2018

There’s been a shift lately in the health industry away from villainizing fat. The new favorite bad guy is carbohydrates. We…

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A man lifting a heavy log in the snow, attempting winter weight loss.
Winter Weight Loss: Brown Fat, Cold Exposure and Vitamin D
January 24, 2018

Shooting for some winter weight loss? If you’re tough enough, try this interesting way to burn more calories with the same…

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