Many people are surprised to learn the connection between many chronic health problems and a gluten sensitivity or Celiac Disease. Alternatively, many chronic diseases could benefit from a gluten-free diet. Tune in to learn why, from two dietitians who have experienced the relief going gluten-free can bring, and have seen many of their clients experience the ... Show More
Jan 12
GLP-1 with Guidance: Why Working with a Nutritionist Changes Everything
Thinking about GLP-1 meds, already on one, or just curious what the hype is about? Dietitians Britni Vincent and Brandy Buro explain what GLP-1 is, why nutrition support matters more (not less) while taking these medications, and how to protect your metabolism, muscle, and digest ... Show More
39m 35s
Jan 8
Tired of Animal Protein (Even Though You Know You Should Eat It)?
Tired of meat, but still want the benefits of protein? Dietitian Alyssa Krejci breaks down why protein matters, why animal protein is often the most efficient, and how to hit your needs with easier, more enjoyable options, including a simple “protein stacking” approach.
18m 27s
Nov 2019
Ep. #494: Danny Lennon on Gluten Sensitivity, Leaky Gut, and More
<p>Gluten-free is still going strong these days.</p><p>According to Google Trends, it’s just about as popular now as it was at its peak six years ago, and gluten-free foods still pack the shelves of grocery stores, coffee shops, bakeries, and the like.</p><p>In other words, glute ... Show More
1 h
Mar 2024
No Grain, No Pain: Why Removing Gluten is Key to Improving Your Health – Dr. Peter Osborne : 1140
<p>Today, we're diving into a topic that's on everyone's mind, but often misunderstood: gluten. Joining the show on this gluten-decoding mission is none other than Dr. Peter Osborne, aka the Gluten-Free Warrior. Dr. Osborne is a powerhouse of knowledge in nutritional health, part ... Show More
1h 20m
Mar 2023
The Wheat Worry: Celiac Disease
<p dir="ltr">There is one thing that the internet (social media) hates the most and that is gluten containing foods. Gluten can trigger inflammatory, immunologic and autoimmune conditions. And in rare conditions, 1-2% of the population, can cause Celiac disease.</p> <p dir="ltr"> ... Show More
13m 49s