Nutrition
We're willing to bet that you're the type of person who cares deeply about their food, where it comes from, and who makes it– and we love you for that! You are investing your food dollars and helping to create a more sustainable...
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It’s not natural to sit all day focused on a computer screen. At some point in your day, you’re bound to lose concentration or find yourself scrolling social media just to give your brain a break. But so-called “mindless” scrolling...
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Even people who prioritize working out and eating clean can be harming their health and hurting their results by skimping on sleep. Sleeping more (increased sleep quantity) and sleeping better (increased sleep quality) can pay dividends in big ways, such...
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When given the choice between organic coffee and conventional, there’s no question that organic coffee is the healthier option. However, while organic coffee is grown without harmful pesticides, it falls short when it comes to standards that are essential for...
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Believe it or not, coffee can actually be bad for you. Due to improper storage and processing, mycotoxin producing molds can grow leading to health problems such as fatigue, brain fog, and in some cases, even cancer! But before you...
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Coffee contains various levels of antioxidants, and the amount in your morning cup can depend on a few different factors, such as the way it is sourced and produced. The top tier of coffees contain more antioxidants than other coffee...
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Adaptogens are herbs, mushrooms, and superfoods like cordyceps, ashwagandha, and maca and these adaptogens' benefits are vast! They can help your body adapt to physical and psychological stress by keeping you calm under pressure, relieving anxiety, and even improving your post-workout...
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This is a guest blog post by Staci Shacter MS RD LDN, author of The Meat & Potatoes of a Healthy Meal Plan…no bun intended. Using a “real food first” philosophy, Staci specializes in digestive issues, chronic fatigue, autoimmune disease, and...
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If you live in the US, it’s likely there’s a farmer’s market nearby. According to the Farmer’s Market Coalition and the USDA, there are about 8,600 farmer’s markets throughout the country. And the trend is growing! Farmer’s markets don’t just...
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While the superficial adaptations to exercise like bigger muscles or reduced bodyfat manifest slowly, and over an extended period of time, the mental health benefits of exercise like improved mood, memory, attention span, and productivity, kick in immediately, so you...
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