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Nutrition
Nutrition and Oral Systemic Health: How your diet affects more than your smile.
Nutrition and Oral Systemic Health: How your diet affects more than your smile.
By Dr. Alex Volchonok of Tetrahealth Dentistry and Tricia Williams of Daily Dose When most of us think about oral health, we picture brushing, flossing, and scheduling routine dental checkups. Though these practices are the essentials for any healthy smile, there's...
Fasting Vegetable Collard Wrap with Turmeric Tahini Dressing
The science of fasting mimicking meets whole food deliciousness with this nutrient-packed, plant-based collard wrap. Packed with vibrant vegetables and a flavorful turmeric tahini dressing, this recipe supports your fasting mimicking journey while tantalizing your taste buds.
Nutrient-Density and Cravings
Most of us have heard the term “nutrient-dense” before, but do we all actually understand what it means? Nutrient density technically means the number of nutrients per calorie of food - so it is the ratio of nutrient content to the total energy content in that food.
Longevity and Diet
What would you say if I told you that the key to reducing chronic disease is by getting younger? You might be skeptical or feel confused on how exactly to do this, but research shows us that this is possible!
The Nutritional Benefits of Eggs
Dr. Will Cole has spent years treating patients for different health issues, and has prioritized food as medicine, aligning with Daily Dose’s philosophy serendipitously. He doesn’t believe in dieting as a trend, but rather as an individually-designed, realistic, science-based plan that will help someone live their healthiest life. Chronic illness and dieting are out; science-based eating habits
Spices and Their Health Benefits
Naked meals are never fun, that is why I am always sure to add spices. Not only are spices flavor enhancing, they also have many health benefits. Spices are made of the seeds, berries, bark or roots of a plant which are rich in phytochemicals, which fight...
Food as Medicine for Woman’s Health
“Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food,” said Hippocrates over 2400 years ago. This idea still rings true today.
What you fill your refrigerator with may be a bigger determinant of health than what’s in your medicine cabinet. Most of us eat at least three times per day. That’s at least three opportunities to nourish our bodies with food that creates health, supports hormones, and makes us feel our best.
Nutrition and Oral Systemic Health: How your diet affects more than your smile.
By Dr. Alex Volchonok of Tetrahealth Dentistry and Tricia Williams of Daily Dose When most of us think about oral health, we picture brushing, flossing, and scheduling routine dental checkups. Though these practices are the essentials for any healthy smile, there's...
Paleo by Tricia Williams
A Template for Nutrition and Health
Protection in the Form of Food
Sunlight exposure can be good for treating skin issues and improving your mood. Although too much of a good thing isn't always a good thing. This month is about UV Safety.
This means protecting your eyes and skin from the damaging effects of the sun. What we eat affects everything about us – including our skin. You’ve heard the phrase “food as medicine”? We can significantly affect the health and aging of our skin by incorporating supportive foods. Check out these foods and the nutrients they provide to help you protect yourself from the damaging effects of the sun.
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Dr. Will Cole is a leading functional-medicine expert and New York Times-bestselling author – specializes in clinically investigating underlying factors of chronic disease and customizing health programs for thyroid issues, autoimmune conditions, hormonal dysfunctions, digestive disorders, and brain problems.