Forest Fires Affect Your Air Quality
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Categories: Coronavirus, Health Blog
2020 will be remembered not only for Covid-19, but also the horrendous forest fire season in the western part of the United States. As I write this, Colorado is experiencing numerous fires, including the largest in the state’s history, and the evacuation zones grow closer. The thick heavy smoke brings a heaviness to our spirits […]
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COVID Health Decline Trend: Turn that Ship Around!
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Categories: Coronavirus, Health Blog
Covid-19 has left its ugly mark on us as a whole. In addition to the loved ones lost and the economy that kept us afloat financially taking a downturn, COVID-19 has left other memorable scars—including a large health decline for most of us. Americans are overeating, overdrinking, and over-watching, according to the Epoch Times. […]
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What Makes a Good Weight Loss Program?
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Categories: Health Blog, Weight Loss
Weight loss programs are a dime a dozen! When I started Living Well Nutrition years ago, I decided not to offer weight loss solutions. I started to rethink that decision when I noticed just how bad some weight loss programs are. Some programs were not healthy at all, and some programs seemed designed to create […]
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Immune System Boosting and COVID-19
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Categories: Health Blog, Immune System
Staying Safe Goes Beyond Mask Wearing, Hand Washing, and Social Distancing to Include Immune System Boosting Engaging in immune system boosting means being strategic. This is especially true when it comes to fighting off serious viruses such as COVID-19 and the coronavirus. Some people think we can’t strengthen our immune systems. Others believe we can […]
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Supporting Epigenetics Reverses Chronic Disease
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Categories: Epigenetics, Health Blog
Why Epigenetics Is Important When Seeking Optimal Health I recently had a client in my office who wanted to be sure that she had all her ducks in a row regarding her health as she approaches retirement. During our brief conversation she suggested, based on reading that she had done, that supporting epigenetics doesn’t really […]
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