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Samantha McKinney

Why Magnesium?

With Samantha McKinney, RD, CPT
Season 4, Episode 14

Magnesium is one of the most prevalent minerals in the body, impacting how we feel and function every day — yet it’s also the second most common nutrient deficiency behind vitamin D. In this mini episode, Samantha McKinney, RD, CPT, explains magnesium’s far-reaching role in our health and offers tips for making sure our bodies have optimal levels.

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Dr. Marty Makary

A Closer Look at Health Care

With Dr. Marty Makary, MPH
Season 4, Episode 13

Our health-care industry can be confusing and difficult to navigate — and it presents challenges when the lifestyle changes that can help manage or prevent illnesses aren’t considered. Marty Makary, MPH, offers a transparent look at the industry and underscores why lifestyle changes are such important factors in the quality of our health.

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b vitamins spilled from a container

How B Vitamins Can Help Lift Depression

By Henry Emmons, MD

Supplementing with B vitamins can help protect our brains from stress and increase the production of feel-good neurotransmitters. Here’s why.

jars of fermented foods

The Wild World of Fermentation: Q&A With Sandor Katz

By Marco Dregni

The author and “fermentation revivalist” talks about fermented soybeans, turmeric-infused pickles, and living with HIV.

Paul Kriegler

Is Intermittent Fasting Right for You?

With Paul Kriegler, RD, LD, CPT
Season 4, Episode 12

Intermittent fasting is referred to in various terms — 16:8, alternate-day fasting, 5:2, time-restricted eating. But even if you’re simply just choosing to wait to eat until your first hunger pang, this practice can result in some significant and positive health effects when done thoughtfully. Paul Kriegler, RD, LD, CPT, walks through the different methods of this dietary approach, including the benefits it can provide and guidance for those interested in trying it.

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alternative flour baked goods

How to Bake With Healthy Flour Alternatives

By Robin Asbell

These baked goods made with alternative flours are fit for any celebration.

wine glasses with rose

What Are the Health Effects of Moderate Alcohol Consumption?

By Mo Perry

Alcohol seems to affect us all differently — and even affect our own bodies differently over time. Here are answers to some of your questions about booze and the body.

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The Joy of Eating

By Experience Life Staff

Small, satisfying food moments can bring big, valuable pleasure to our lives.

A woman and children baking together.

Good Eats for All: How to Navigate the Holidays With Dietary Restrictions

By Julie Dulude

Based on learnings from her own healing journey, best-selling cookbook author Danielle Walker shares tips for enjoying seasonal gatherings when dealing with food intolerances or allergies.

a row of glass spice jars filled with colorful spices

Our Favorite Sustainable Spices

By Experience Life Staff

High-quality, fair-trade seasonings that make everything taste better.

a wooden bowl filled with sugar surrounded by sugar cubes

The Connection Between Sugar and Cancer Metabolism

By Catherine Guthrie

Sugar is the top food to avoid when it comes to cancer, according to an integrative oncologist at the University of California San Francisco.

Anika Christ

Why Vitamin D?

With Anika Christ, RD, CPT
Season 4, Episode 11

Vitamin D is the most common micronutrient deficiency — but it’s also one that we can prevent with relative ease. In this mini episode, Anika Christ, RD, CPT, explains why vitamin D is critical to our health, including its role in immunity, and offers ways we can make sure our bodies get optimal levels.

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vegetarian Thanksgiving side dishes

4 Plant-Based Thanksgiving Side Dishes

By Maddie Augustin

Try these veggie side dishes at your next holiday gathering.

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Foods to Eat — and Avoid — During Cancer Treatment

By Catherine Guthrie

Use nutrition to help protect — and fortify — a weakened immune system during cancer treatment.

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4 Foods to Wake Up Taste Buds During Cancer Treatment

By Catherine Guthrie

Nourishing yourself while undergoing treatment can be tricky. These foods might help whet your appetite.

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6 Tips for Sourcing High-Quality, Fair-Trade Spices

By Helen Martineau

If you want to buy fresh seasonings grown by farmers who are treated fairly, keep these suggestions in mind.

Brussels sprouts

How to Buy, Store, and Cook Brussels Sprouts

By Kaelyn Riley

Brussels sprouts get a bad rap. When cooked properly, these little crucifers can be delightful.

Katia Smirnov holding a glass

Raising the Bar: Katia Smirnov’s Success Story

By Katia Smirnov

When one woman began investigating ingredients in her food, she found preservatives, chemicals, and hormones she wasn’t expecting. Her decision to prioritize organic whole foods improved her mood, weight, and overall well-being.

a variety of spices arranged on a cutting board

The Story of Spices

By Helen Martineau

Prized as global commodities for centuries, spices are experiencing a renaissance. Our experts explain how to source high-quality, fair-trade products to use in your own kitchen.

a woman drinking a glass of water

The Benefits of Alkaline Water

By Courtney Helgoe

Research suggests alkaline water may help lower blood pressure and cholesterol and moderate the effects of diabetes.

cancer fighting foods: salmon, citrus, nuts, papaya

Eating Well During Cancer Care

By Catherine Guthrie

Integrative cancer experts offer ways to nourish yourself when food seems less appealing.

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