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Cortisol, Inflammation, and Dietary Lifestyle by Lisa Johnson, RD

Cortisol is a steroid hormone produced in the adrenal glands in response to stress. The purpose of cortisol is to provide immediate blood glucose to fuel a “fight or flight” encounter. Under short-term stressful events including exercise, cortisol is a friendly hormone that aids your body’s adaption. The negative results from elevated cortisol levels occur […]

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Gluten Free with BFree Foods by Lisa Johnson, RD

This is a promising new line for the gluten-free consumer. BFree offers whole grain, high fiber breads, wraps, and pastas without the allergen, gluten. Everyone loves the convenience and satisfaction of breads, wraps, and pastas; yet sadly GF products usually compromise texture and flavor. These are soft and pliable, and packed with healthy nutrients and […]

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Sharing Rachael DeVaux, RD from Rachael’s Good Eats – How To Shop Healthy On A Budget

Although some of the healthiest foods can be more expensive, a combination of planning and using some helpful tips and tricks can make a healthy diet also budget friendly! For this week’s blog I wanted to share this wonderful article by Registered Dietitian, Rachael DeVaux. Follow these great tips to incorporate more healthy foods into […]

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