Nutrition Part 2: How to Eat Healthy
Consider your goals. What do you want to accomplish? Would you like to improve your health, lose weight, or increase energy? You can make changes… Read More »Nutrition Part 2: How to Eat Healthy
Consider your goals. What do you want to accomplish? Would you like to improve your health, lose weight, or increase energy? You can make changes… Read More »Nutrition Part 2: How to Eat Healthy
The benefits of eating healthy include a reduced risk of diabetes, cancer, arthritis, demen- tia, heart attacks, bad cholesterol, high blood pressure, strokes, depression, anxiety… Read More »Nutrition Part 1: Eat for Your Best Health
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USING TIME-RESTRICTED EATING TO REVERSE PRE-DIABETES This post is by a scientist diagnosed with pre-diabetes, who then chronicled their experience using time-restricted eating (TRE) to… Read More »USING TIME-RESTRICTED EATING TO REVERSE PRE-DIABETES
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