In today’s show, we want to help you understand how you can use food and nutrition to beat your holiday depression and winter blues. We will share how your food choices affect how well you handle the extra stress the holiday season brings, along with why your brain needs adequate levels of vitamin D to avoid the winter blues.
Yesterday
Talking Beef with Matt Maier from Thousand Hills
What makes grass-fed beef different, and does the way we raise cattle really matter? Registered dietitian Leah Kleinschrodt talks with Matt Maier of Thousand Hills about grass-fed versus grain-fed beef, confusing food labels, nutrition, regenerative grazing, and the health of soi ... Show More
1 h
Aug 20
The Afternoon Slump Starts at Lunch - Ask a Nutritionist
Hitting an energy wall every afternoon? Registered dietitian nutritionist Caroline Wilcox explains how skipping lunch or eating an unbalanced meal can lead to blood sugar swings, brain fog, cravings, and the dreaded 3PM crash. Learn how a balanced lunch with protein, healthy fats ... Show More
11m 9s
Dec 2022
60. Seasonal depression and the ‘winter blues’
With many of us entering the colder, winter months, understanding what seasonal depression is and how it impacts our mood, energy levels, appetite and mental well-being is crucial. This week we break down the science and psychology behind seasonal affective disorder and how we ca ... Show More
34m 2s
Nov 2022
8 Tips For Navigating Food & Body-Image Stress Around The Holidays!
The holidays, especially Thanksgiving, can be tough for anyone that struggles with food. Food is everywhere this time of year, with a healthy side of family. This week Victoria is sitting down to share her 8 key things to not just survive but thrive through this holiday season. H ... Show More
40m 38s
Dec 2022
seasonal depression (bonus episode) ep.21
HAPPY HOLIDAYS kids! Unfortunately, what comes with the holiday season can be seasonal depression. Seasonal affective disorder can be triggered from the cold, cloudy weather, shorter days and lack of sunshine. I talk about how it has affected me and how we can do our best to try ... Show More
34m 8s