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Make Joy Your Personal Research Project by David Baum, PhD, DMin
Each year, I have a practice of undertaking a “personal research project.” I investigate something that I want to learn about and...
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Dec 16, 20204 min read


Cookware Safety Considerations by Christina Badaracco, MPH, RD
Home cooks are always looking for more convenience in the kitchen—from faster cooking methods to easier clean-up, and of course, relying...
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Dec 9, 20207 min read


ADHD Across the Lifespan by Sonia Gaur, MD
I am a child and adolescent psychiatrist who specializes in diagnosing and treating patients with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity...
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Nov 23, 20205 min read


Intermittent Fasting: An Update by Christina Badaracco, MPH, RD
Intermittent fasting has continued to be a popular diet for a variety of health conditions and goals. In fact, it was the most-searched...
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Nov 11, 20205 min read


Why You Crave Sugar by Joan Kent, PhD, MS
Have you ever had a sugar craving, one that made you go off your healthful diet? Many people claim that those cravings never go away, but...
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Oct 28, 20206 min read


Circadian Rhythm and Metabolism by Christina Badaracco, MPH, RD, LDN
Sleeping and eating are likely the two human behaviors we most associate with following a regular daily schedule. But our bodies exhibit...
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Sep 30, 20206 min read


Time to Reboot by Patty White, MBA
Imagine going from stay-at-home mom to part-time general counsel to CEO of your own company in just over a year. ReBoot Accel alum...
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Sep 16, 20204 min read


Time for Reflection by Jeanne Rosner, MD
As I sit down to write this post, I find that I’m grappling with the message I want to convey. I want it to be just right. I want it to...
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Sep 2, 20203 min read


A Plate for the Planet by Christina Badaracco, MPH, RD
Human and environmental health are linked in so many ways, and yet movements to advance these fields in policy and throughout society...
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Jun 9, 20206 min read


The Magic of Journaling by Monisha Vasa, MD
During times of high stress or crisis, we must find a way to slow down and steady ourselves. Our self-care provides a solid foundation...
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May 27, 20204 min read


Just Freeze it! by Dahlia Marin, RDN & James Marin, RD EN
We are all struggling with how best to nourish ourselves with fresh fruits and vegetables in this time of Covid-19. Incorporating more of...
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May 13, 20206 min read


Integrative Strategies to Protect Yourself from COVID-19 by Dionne Detraz, RDN
In the past few months, since the COVID-19 pandemic began in China, we have been slowly learning more about the virus and the best ways...
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Apr 29, 20206 min read


Searching for a Silver Lining by Cindy Shove, MBA, MA
Silver linings? Wait, what? We’re in the middle of a pandemic! Almost all of us are facing a new reality. We might be struggling because...
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Apr 15, 20205 min read


Connection and Loving Kindness by Clia Tierney, MA
My inbox is inundated these days. Stress management meditation, Zoom yoga, weekly well-being sessions... Each day it seems I am at risk...
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Apr 9, 20204 min read


Circles of Care by David Baum, PhD, DMin
I don’t know about you, but we’re only about three weeks in, and I’m already struggling with the phrase, “Unprecedented time in our...
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Apr 2, 20205 min read


Reaching for Resiliency in Troubling Times by Brie Mathers
There's nothing like a virus to teach us how deeply interwoven we all are. Our times are turbulent, but within turbulence lie the seeds...
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Mar 25, 20205 min read


Finally … the Revised Nutrition Facts Label! by Jeanne Rosner, MD
Navigating your way through the aisles in the supermarket can be challenging. Did you know that whenever you purchase a processed food...
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Mar 11, 20205 min read


TMAO and Heart Health by Christina Badaracco, MPH, RD
There are many reasons why consumers—from cardiovascular disease patients to activist youth—may choose to reduce their intake of red...
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Feb 26, 20206 min read


Fatty Liver: When Food Has the Power to Reverse Disease by Sara Bowling, MD
Fatty liver disease is a growing epidemic in the United States, now affecting an estimated 20-30% of the adult population. Fatty liver...
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Feb 12, 20205 min read


Guidelines for Physical Activity by Christina Badaracco, MPH, RD
Americans are suffering from more lifestyle-related diseases than ever before. It is no wonder that the promotion of physical activity is...
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Jan 29, 20207 min read
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