Nutrition

Nutrition

As we journey through life, correct nutrition is a vital part of maintaining our health and
wellness. 80% of adults over age 65 have at least one chronic disease. 50% have at
least 2 chronic diseases and 1 in 3 have something called metabolic syndrome.
According to research e are living longer but not living better. Therefore,diet and lifestyle
are a critical change that has to happen before we reach perimenopause, allowing us to
transition through our lives easily and reduce the possibility of chronic disease. Diet
especially sugar creates what we call a pro inflammatory state, a state that causes pain
and disease. Enjoy our articles that will help understand some of these changes.

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  • Midlife Nutrition
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    The ancient Chinese believed that the seasons have a profound cyclical effect on human growth and well-being – that we are influenced by climatic changes and that we should live in harmony with them.
  • Tips to Support Immune Health
    Eat a well-balanced diet! Focus on nutrient-rich fruits and vegetables, as well as healthy proteins that provide amino acids — healthy proteins needed to support a functioning immune system. There is evidence that various…