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From eNewsletter 1/5/2026

DID YOU KNOW that more than three-quarters of Americans are now putting how good they feel inside over how they appear on the outside, a major shift from the appearance-focused health culture?

A Talker Research survey found people are embracing simple daily habits like prioritizing sleep (50%), eating nourishing meals based upon their individual needs (49%), and moving in ways that feel good (44%).

The gut-brain connection is driving this change, with 77% believing gut health directly affects their emotions and 86% seeing emotional-physical health as connected. Fix your gut, fix (almost) everything!

Unfortunately, one in three have no idea what a healthy plate looks like. 55% of people who changed their diets for health did so without consulting a professional, leading many to cut certain foods while replacing certain nutrients, fiber, to name a few. If you want to fix things properly, use the services of professionals like us.

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Circadian Syndrome | 2 Days Left

From eNewsletter 12/29/2025

DID YOU KNOW that a study from Frontiers in Nutrition demonstrated a notable decrease in hs-CRP and TNF-α levels, both inflammatory markers, from vitamin D and magnesium co-supplementation?

Particularly, middle-aged women with vitamin D deficiency, and obese or overweight participants, may experience especially specific benefits from vitamin D and magnesium co-supplementation in reducing inflammatory response.

Hs-CRP is a test we ask all our clients get to assess cardiac-related inflammation.

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EDITOR'S NOTE: There will not be a newsletter on Wednesday, December 31 because we will be moving offices. Thanks for your understanding.

New Year's Special

From eNewsletter 12/24/2025

DID YOU KNOW that microdosing exercise may be just what you need to get through the New Year?

Short bursts of exercise, even just a few minutes a day, can boost heart health and fitness as much as longer workouts.

Several very short “exercise snacks” (for example, 60-seconds of jumping jacks) can improve aerobic fitness, especially if done with intensity.

For overall health, any movement counts. The shorter the session, the harder you should push to see benefits.

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