How to Relieve Symptoms of Menopause Naturally

Perimenopause and Menopause are phases in a women’s life that normally occur between the ages of 40-58.

How Muscle Health is Linked to Healthy Aging

There’s been a big shift in the importance we place on building and preserving muscle mass. Many recent studies repor...

4 Key Heart Health Factors

Let’s look at the various ways we can promote cardiovascular health and reduce our risk o...

Why the Pandemic Fostered Bad Habits and How to Get Back on Track

Pre-pandemic you may have had a good thing going when it comes to your health, but betwee...

How to Optimize Your Vegan Diet

Whether it’s a lifestyle or dietary intervention, Vegan diets can have powerful and beneficial effects on your hea...

How to Support Testosterone with Lifestyle and Nutrition

Testosterone is one of many important chemical messengers in the body, particularly for m...

3 Natural Ways to Support Eye Health

Screen time is on the rise. With more people working at home, tablets, computers, and cel...

Doing a detox? Here's what you need to know.

Instead of searching for a short-term cleanse or detox, the goal should be to find ways o...

How To Support Immune Function While at Home

Although we don’t know every detail pertaining to COVID-19, we do have vast information and research on how to optimi...

What are Adaptogens and How do They Actually Work?

To keep the answer simple, adaptogens are made up of a variety of botanicals, herbs, and ...

Physically Fit Women Nearly 90% Less Likely To Develop Dementia

There is an observed link between physical activity and the protection of cognitive function as we age.

Lutein Benefits Brain Function When Consumed Late In Life

The imporance of lutein and zeaxanthin (L and Z) for the eyes is protecting against macul...

Migraines Are a Risk Factor for Heart Disease

Migraines can be debilitating causing cognitive dysfunction, neck pain, depression and anxiety.

Increased Workplace Stress is Linked to Higher Risk of Diabetes

In 2016 Statistics Canada reported that 7% of Canadians 12 and older (~2.1 million people) were diagnosed with diabetes.