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Nutrition

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September Strong | Part 3

Nature’s Antidepressants

How Fall’s Harvest Protects Your Mood Through Winter’s Darkness

SAD prevention doesn’t start with light boxes in January — it begins with October preparation — food IS medicine!

September Strong | Part 2

Fall Stress Relief

Managing Seasonal Stress with Local Foods

While stress builds predictably each fall, three local foods helpyour body handle overwhelm naturally rather than just masking symptoms.

September Strong | Part 1

Fall’s Natural Immune Arsenal

Richmond Foods for Back-to-School Defense

September brings a 200% surge in respiratory infections, but Richmond’s fall harvest delivers precisely what your family’s immune system needs most…

Heart Healthy Brain Damage - Different Cooking Oils

The Kitchen Oil Investigation

How ‘Heart-Healthy’ Fats Are Damaging Your Brain

This 15-minute kitchen investigation reveals the hidden toxins stealing your family’s mental clarity—and the replacement strategy to restore vibrant brain function.

Different sources of protein

The Hidden Nutrient Deficiency Aging Women Faster Than Anything Else

Why ‘Eating Enough Protein’ Isn’t Enough Anymore

Why protein quality matters more than quantity for women’s health.

Your Hormones in Harmony

High Testosterone in Women

Symptoms, Causes, & Natural Solutions

Elevated testosterone, such as in PCOS, can cause mood problems, acne, weight gain, anxiety, infertility, and various other health issues in women.  

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Magnesium

The “Missing Mineral” 80% of Americans Desperately Need for Better Sleep, Fewer Cramps & Calm Nerves

Elite athletes depend on electrolytes… but most doctors never test for it. Discover why magnesium could resolve your sleep issues, muscle cramps, and anxiety.

Smiling woman sitting by a bright window, eating a fresh salad from a container. Text overlay reads “Calm Anxiety with FOOD…” suggesting the connection between nutrition and emotional well-being

Calm Your Anxiety With Food

The Functional Medicine Breakthrough

Discover how the gut-brain connection impacts anxiety and learn 5 science-backed dietary strategies to reduce symptoms naturally.

Made for Health

Heart for Life

5 Science-Backed Superfoods to Rev Up Your Metabolism AND Fortify Your Heart

Discover 5 science-backed superfoods that both boost your metabolism AND protect heart health, plus get a free guide to maximize their benefits.

The 80% Solution

The Surprising Reason Your Brain Isn’t the Boss of Your Health

Your gut does more than digest food—it produces key brain chemicals like serotonin and dopamine, shaping mood, focus, and long-term brain health. Discover how gut health is revolutionizing mental and physical well-being.

The Latest Vitamin D Research

Why This “Sunshine Supplement” Still Rules

Vitamin D: the “King of Supplements” for immunity, heart health, energy, and more. Discover its benefits and practical tips for thriving year-round.

Made for Health

Nourish & Flourish

The Surprising Power of Small Shifts in Your Daily Diet

Boost health and strengthen bonds with simple, real food changes. Learn how local ingredients and easy swaps can transform your meals and life.

Made for Health

Transforming Trauma Into Hope

Cynthia Thurlow’s Journey to Empower Women’s Health

Cynthia Thurlow’s path to becoming a wellness advocate wasn’t a career choice; it was a calling…rooted in trauma. Her own battle health battles forced her to question conventional methods and find answers that traditional medicine couldn’t provide.

Regenerative Revolution | Part 2

Real vs. Fake Food

What’s Really on Your Plate?

Salatin’s regenerative revolution challenges the food we put on our plates. Is it nourishing our bodies—or just convenient and cheap?