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Why Bioavailability Matters in Your Supplements 

Learn why supplement bioavailability matters and how nutrient form, absorption, and individual factors affect how well your body uses supplements.

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What Is the Connection Between Stress, Occasional Anxiousness and Thyroid Health?

Occasional stress and anxious feelings have implications for thyroid health. Conventional intervention approaches often focus on symptom management rather than addressing the root causes of stress, mood dysregulation and thyroid-related symptoms.

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Botanicals for Cognitive Support

Brain health is an incredibly popular wellness topic for a good reason. Protecting your cognitive function is critical for long-term health and successful aging. Cognitive function refers to the mental processes involved in thinking and knowing, such as memory, attention, and problem-solving.

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Preconception Nutrition for Women and Men

It’s not uncommon to consider the importance of your diet once you or your partner is pregnant, but what about before? Optimizing the health of both partners, along with consulting your physicians, can set the stage for a healthy pregnancy.

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Nutrition for Hot Flashes: Can Diet Help?

Menopause, the significant biological and psychological shift in a woman’s life, can represent the entrance into an age of more profound wisdom and freedom for a woman. But this transition can feel less than idyllic.

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A Guide to Food Allergies, Food Sensitivities, and Food Intolerances: How are they similar and how are they different?

Is there a link between the food you eat and the way you feel? If you’ve ever wondered this, you aren’t alone. People are increasingly aware that even general discomforts like low energy or itchy skin may connect to your diet. Food sensitivities, food allergies, and food intolerances are all related to what you eat, but the underlying reasons why they happen differ significantly.

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