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Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport, Symptoms and Causes Beyond Athletes
As practitioners, we never stop learning. Recently, I attended a kinesiology conference where I was introduced to a condition I had never previously encountered: Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport, or RED-S.
Jul 24 min read


How Diet and Probiotics Shape Our Minds
For decades, we have viewed the brain as the undisputed, solitary commander of our bodies, a centralized processing unit sealed securely within the vault of the skull. But a quiet revolution in neuroscience...
Jul 18 min read


Why Sustainable Habits Are the Foundation Your Health Has Been Missing
In "How Curiosity Becomes the Healing Skill You Didn't Know You Had", you are invited to explore your health with curiosity instead of fear. To build a map of what works for your body. To discover...
Jun 307 min read


The Evidence Behind Acupuncture for Knee Osteoarthritis, and Why Diet Matters
Knee osteoarthritis is one of the most common reasons people seek treatment in my clinic. Many arrive believing that knee pain is simply an unavoidable part of aging. They have tried pain medication...
Jun 244 min read


The Art of a Balanced Summer and Ayurvedic Wisdom for Your Body, Mind, Skin, and Spirit
Summer has always been one of my favorite seasons. As a yoga teacher, esthetician, Ayurvedic wellness practitioner, and business owner, summer often brings exciting opportunities: outdoor events...
Jun 215 min read


Nutrition for Longevity and Why What You Eat Matters
We’ve all heard the phrase "you are what you eat," but as we look toward a future of staying active, mobile, and sharp, a better way to think about it is: Your body is a high-performance machine, and your...
Jun 203 min read


How Knowing Your Body’s Signals Changes the Direction of Your Health
In 7 Questions A Curious Questioner Learns to Ask To Give Your Health Direction, you are invited to discover that the questions you ask can change the direction of your health. That curiosity, when it...
Jun 188 min read


Five Steps to Rebuild Your Body From Within When Life Forces You to Stop
What happens when your body suddenly stops you? When breathing, movement, and everyday functioning are no longer things you can take for granted? After experiencing a bilateral pulmonary embolism...
Jun 145 min read


The Role of Acupuncture in Healing Common Pickleball Injuries
Pickleball’s rapid rise in popularity has also brought a quiet increase in overuse injuries affecting the elbow, shoulder, and knee, especially among adults who play regularly. As an active sport that...
May 274 min read


How Small Consistent Habits Can Transform Your Health
Sustainable daily habits often yield better long-term results than quick fixes and restrictive diets. In today’s fast-paced world, many people are continually searching for quick solutions to improve...
May 267 min read


How Being Born With a Cluster of Veins Affected My Nervous System and Overall Health
Right before I hit puberty, around the age of ten or eleven, I began experiencing excessive sweating under my arms. All it took was anxiety, overthinking, or feeling overwhelmed, and my armpits would...
May 264 min read


How to Stop Sabotaging Your Progress Every Time You Travel
In an ideal world, you are already consistent with your fitness routine or finally preparing to start because summer is around the corner. Then suddenly, a trip appears, a wedding invitation arrives...
May 255 min read


Raising Talented Female Athletes and the Lies Parents Are Told
There’s something happening in youth sport that doesn’t get enough attention, and it’s not coming from a lack of effort or care from parents. In fact, it’s usually the opposite. The parents I meet are invested...
May 126 min read


Why a Judgment-Free Studio is Better for Your Brain
Picture the scene. You've signed up for a gym membership, shown up twice, and somehow never gone back. You're not alone, and it's almost certainly not a willpower problem. Research in behavioral psychology...
May 104 min read


How Changing My Diet and Oils Transformed My Sweat and Smell
In my mid-twenties, while working my "nine to five," I'd wake up each morning, shower, and apply my essential oils as always. I was fresh, smelling beautiful like flowers. Occasionally, after lunch, though...
Apr 304 min read


Why Protein Isn’t Optional After 35 and What Most Women Are Getting Wrong
You’re working out. You’re trying to eat better. You’re doing “all the right things,” but the scale isn’t moving. Your energy feels off, and your body doesn’t respond the way it used to. Here’s what no...
Apr 303 min read


Resistance Training for Longevity is the Most Underrated Investment in Your Health and Lifespan
How resistance training builds the physical and mental capacity required to sustain success, resilience, and independence over time. We live in a time where longevity is being sold through supplements...
Apr 204 min read


Running for Minerals – How to Optimize Joint and Systemic Health After Exercise
In this article, I will be masking the case for both exercise and wholistic nutrition in 'The Argument for Both' and deliberate some of the advantages and disadvantages if one should take exercise too far...
Apr 2013 min read


How to Stop Chasing More Time and Start Using What You Already Have
There is a common belief that staying fit, healthy, and consistent requires more time. More time to train. More time to eat better. More time to recover. And when life gets busy, these are the first things...
Apr 205 min read


The Importance of Nutrition for Longevity and Health
We’ve all heard the phrase "you are what you eat," but as we look toward a future of staying active, mobile, and sharp, a better way to think about it is: your body is a high-performance machine, and...
Apr 203 min read


Why Exercising More While Eating Less Often Backfires in Weight Loss
When people decide to lose weight, the instinctive response is often to do two things at once, eat less and move more. On the surface, this seems entirely logical. If fat loss requires a calorie deficit...
Apr 207 min read


Dealing With Pressure in Sport by Focusing on the Other Three P’s – Process, Practice, Performance
The three P’s of professional sport, process, practice, and performance, not only drive improvement and results but also play a crucial role in managing the pressure athletes put on themselves. By...
Apr 185 min read


Why Building Muscle is Non-Negotiable as You Age
As you age, building muscle becomes non-negotiable for maintaining long-term health and vitality. While weight loss may seem like the ultimate goal, it’s essential to understand that true strength comes...
Apr 168 min read


You’ve Got Gut Issues and Why Your Core Workouts Aren’t Enough
Crushing your core routine at the gym but still struggling with abs? What if the missing piece isn’t your effort, but your gut? A healthy gut is more than wellness; it’s your secret weapon for energy...
Apr 114 min read
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