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Over the past few years, new research has emerged on liver disease, leading to updates in terminology and management strategies. Understanding these changes is essential for staying informed and taking proactive steps toward better liver health.
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If you’ve ever searched for diabetes information online, you’ve likely encountered mixed messages about carbohydrates. From trendy diets like Keto, Atkins, and Bernstein, to outdated myths like eating sugar causes diabetes, carbs have been labelled negatively. Many people still believe that managing diabetes means cutting out carbohydrates altogether. But is that really true?
When you hear “creatine,” do you picture a bulky guy at the gym mixing powder into a shaker bottle? You’re not alone.
Many women think creatine will make them gain weight, that it’s only for athletes, or that a “made-for-women” version is necessary to achieve a “lean and toned” appearance, compared to the “big and bulky” look often associated with men. But, these ideas are either rooted in toxic diet culture marketing or are simply myths—and we’re here to clear them up.
New research shows that taking a creatine supplement may help you think more clearly, feel less tired, and support your overall brain health. In this blog, we’ll show you how creatine works, why it matters for women, specifically, and the real truth behind the hype.
My journey from operating excavators in the oil patch to becoming a Registered Dietitian wasn’t exactly a straight line – more like the winding access roads I traveled to remote job sites. But every twist, challenge, and muskeg detour led me here, writing to you about the power of nutrition to transform not just how we feel, but how our brains function, heal, and age.
Celebrate the flavours of fall with our Apple and Turkey Curry Wrap—a delicious way to enjoy the season’s bounty and make the most of leftover turkey. Crisp apples, tender turkey, and a touch of curry come together for a wrap that’s equal parts fresh and comforting.
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