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When we talk about gut health, most people immediately think about probiotics, supplements, or removing foods from their diet. Yet one of the most powerful ways to support the gut microbiome is often much simpler: eating a wider variety of foods. A useful goal is to...

I have always been fascinated by the brain. Ever since I first experimented with the ketogenic diet, I have been hooked on understanding how the brain works and what influences its ability to perform at its best. Whether through exercise, nutrition, learning, or...

Happy Memorial Day to everyone who is celebrating. Long weekends can feel exciting for some families and stressful for others, especially when you have young children at home and you are trying to juggle activities, meals, work, and simply keeping everyone happy and...

I go through phases in my career where I feel hopeful about the direction women’s health is moving in, and then there are days where I feel we are still very much practicing symptom-based care. Women’s health is incredibly complex, and no two women need exactly the...

For me, the Ketogenic diet has never just been about food. It has been a way of coming back to metabolic flexibility, time and time again. I first started in 2015 and stayed consistent for about a year before taking a break. From 2017 onwards, I went back into a more...

Today’s blog is one of my favorite topics to discuss. It’s our “happy hormone,” but to be honest, serotonin is so much more than just happiness. It plays a role in how we think, how we feel, how we sleep, and how we respond to stress on a day-to-day basis. What makes...

This morning I found myself thinking about something quite simple. How much B12 do we actually need on a day-to-day basis to feel mentally clear, to have energy in the brain, and to cope with stress a little bit better? Not just to avoid deficiency, but to actually...

This past weekend I spent time in Dallas attending DUTCH Fest, a gathering focused on the future of hormones and hormone replacement therapy. It was an incredibly exciting space to be in because the conversation around hormones is finally evolving. We are beginning to...

Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is one of the most common bacterial infections in the world, with estimates suggesting that nearly 50% of the global population carries it. This spiral-shaped bacterium lives within the mucosal lining of the stomach and has...

Choline is rarely part of the menopause conversation. We talk about strength training, estrogen, cortisol, thyroid, and maybe magnesium. This forgotten nutrient quietly underpins some of the most metabolically expensive processes in the body. It produces...

Iron-deficiency anaemia is often reduced to a simple explanation: not enough iron in the body due to some reasoning. That could be heavy menstrual bleeding, poor diet or poor absorption. While these are all valid contributors, they do not tell the full story. In...

With the New Year marking the start of many projects and intentions, it’s easy to get swept up in the hustle of wanting to do everything at once. January arrives with motivation to work out, start a new diet or eating plan, get morning sunlight, meditate, practice...