LET’S DO SOME MATH PART 2
What does % mean when it pertains to equine nutrition. It means that you need to know a little bit about math. We can get into part per million and...
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Should You Eat Healthy While on Vacation?
Many more people will be traveling this summer than last, thanks to the lifting of COVID restrictions. Vacations are times when we want to relax and enjoy ourselves, escaping the...
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How Do Imbalances in Essential Elements and Heavy Metals Affect Your Health?
When we don’t feel good, we often don’t realize that nutrient deficiencies may be responsible for the decline in the biochemical processes that should keep us functional on a daily...
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Broccoli and Autism
If we give broccoli to those with autism, it might make things better by relieving some of the mitochondrial dysfunction that creates even more free radicals. Current research suggests four...
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Kitchen Tips for Healthier Eating
One of my main purposes as a nutritionist is to help my clients figure out ways to eat healthier. The majority of them have a good idea what is on...
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The Low-Intensity Fat-Burning Myth
For years, exercisers have been fed a misleading message regarding the best exercise intensity for burning fat. In a nutshell, it goes like this: if you want to burn more...
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Are You Concerned about Coronavirus Variants?
COVID-19 vaccines are all the buzz right now as people scramble to get their lives back to a semblance of normalcy. Millions have been vaccinated, but new, mutated strains of...
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Is Your Child Experiencing Stress
Like adults, kids and teens experience stress too. While small amounts of stress are a normal part of life, some young people may have worrisome responses to disrupted routines, school...
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Take Action to Change Your Results
Did you gain the “COVID-19” over the past year? It is similar to the “Freshman 15” — a number of studies show that many people did gain weight in 2020....
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How Can LDN Help in Chronic Conditions and Pain?
Nearly half of all Americans have at least one chronic disease. Once you have one chronic disease, you have a higher risk of developing others. Inflammation seems to be at...
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Love and Lemon Pound Cake
I was walking through the market area in Charleston in May of 2019. As I was noticing the sweetgrass baskets, kitschy T-shirts, spice mixes, and beach treasures, I spied some...
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Childhood Obesity: Who is to blame?
A society must be judged by how it treats its most vulnerable members: its children. It seems that America is falling shamefully short. We know that to succeed, children need...
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Could Some Hormones Be More Protective Against COVID-19?
Good news for those of you who are currently on hormone replacement therapy especially if you’re a woman — new research suggests that sex steroids may play a role in...
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Say “I Love You” with a Healthy Chocolate Dessert
Valentine’s Day, celebrated on February 14, is set aside to honor those you love. Traditional expressions of love on Valentine’s Day are cards, flowers, food, and jewelry. One of the...
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Set Yourself Up for Health in 2021 with a Simple Test
Are you feeling run down and tired for no reason? Are you taking a handful of supplements each day, and trying to eat cleaner, and questioning whether what you’re doing...
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Should You Eat Healthier In 2021?
“Little by little, one travels far.” Attributed to J.R.R. Tolkien [editor’s note – although this is frequently attributed to Tolkien, it is actually a translation of a Spanish proverb.] Every...
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Contrology | A New Way To Move
After the frothy eggnog bowl is drained and the last Christmas cookie eaten, the results of neglecting physical activity during the holidays become a reality — a cold one. The...
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New Beginnings and Your Baby’s Health
Infant nutrition is critical for ensuring proper development, maximizing learning capacity, and preventing illness. At no other time in life is nutrition so important. But which foods are best? Breastfeeding...
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Online Personal Fitness Coaching: Can It Work for You?
Almost out of nowhere, COVID-19 happened upon us and the world has had to learn to pivot. Fast. And here we are, a year later, continuing to learn how to...
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Traditions in the Time of Covid
Every family has traditions that mark special occasions, and how families handle them builds connections. We humans are amazing creatures of habit. We love the predictable and seek routine even...
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Healing Water for My Soul
My love for healing water is the whole point for so many of the stories I tell and that I’ve told on the pages of Bella Magazine this year. The...
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Gearing Up Your Health in the New Year
2020 isn’t going to win any awards for the difficult and unpredictable year it’s been, with its controversial presidential election, pandemic, economic hardships, racial tensions, and widespread fear and uncertainty...
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A CAUSE FOR Celebration
Appalachians tend to be very independent and content with their lives. They live close to nature and have a deeply held belief in God. They are friendly, kind, and helpful...
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HOW TO Celebrate the Holidays WITH SPECIAL DIETARY NEEDS
In 2008 I finally figured out that the health problems I had been experiencing for over a year were due to food allergies and sensitivities. There were a number of...
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5 Reasons to Use Hemp Oil Supplements for Wellness
Every day, more people are using hemp oil supplements to promote wellness of the mind and body, and it’s easy to see why. The natural phytocannabinoids found in them boost...
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Do You Hear What I Hear?
The Senses of the Holidays Every culture has its traditional festivities. Our celebrations, whether weddings, harvest festivals, religious holidays, or national observances, are woven tightly into our overall cultural identity....
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Mary Allen and Eagle Corps Services
I have recently had the privilege of befriending the amazing Mary Allen of Eagle Corps Services. I have known Mary for over a year and was introduced to her husband...
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Beat Holiday Angst and Depression with Gut Health
The holiday season is almost upon us and this year is no different when it comes to stress with running around preparing food, buying gifts, decorating and dealing with hard...
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Giving Thanks with Restricted Eating
It is November and Thanksgiving is at the end of the month. Thanksgiving in this strange year of 2020 will be different for almost all of us. You may not...
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What are Telomeres?
Have you ever wondered why some 60-year-olds look and feel like 40-year-olds and why some 40-year-olds look and feel like 60-year-olds? Thousands of studies have been done on aging, and...
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