Entries by Tru Foods Nutrition
I am a nutrition professional with a focus on mental health and gut health. I am also passionate about getting nutrition information out to the public so that others can take charge of their own health instead of living on meds. I help others who have tried the medical route and who are often are worse off because of it. Nutrition therapy has an individized approach and addresses root causes.
Your Thyroid: Did your Test Results Come Back Normal?
(But you still feel like crap)
An underactive thyroid is not always the easiest thing to pinpoint when you have so many symptoms that seem random to you. And only more…
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What is Leaky Gut Syndrome and Why You Should Know About it
This is a buzz word lately along with gut health and the microbiome. Why is this such as big deal? Should you even be concerned, especially if…
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Zinc deficiency and its Role in Mental Health
By now you are familiar with a deficiency in B12 here, Vitamin D here or low magnesium and how it can have an impact on mood and behavior such as its…
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Fluoride and It’s Impact on Your Health
Myth: Fluoride is Safe
On January 25, 1945, Grand Rapids Michigan became the first community in the US to fluoridate the drinking water to prevent tooth decay. What was not realized by…
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Herbs for Menopause and Perimenopause
by Karen Brennan, MSW, CN, BCHN, Herbalist
Around the age of 40 women begin perimenopause and the transition to menopause. During this time levels of estrogen, progesterone and the androgens fluctuate. Your body will spend…
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Millet: 10 Reasons to Add this “Grain” to your Diet
By Karen Brennan, MSW, NC, Herbalist, BCHN ®
What is Millet?
It is a gluten free grain that is tiny in size and round and may be white, gray, yellow…
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Ginger (Zingiber officinale)
12 Reasons Why You Should Be Consuming It
by Karen Brennan, MSW, NC, BCHN, Herbalist
The underground portion of ginger is used. The flesh of ginger may be white, yellow or red depending on the variety. It…
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By Karen Brennan, MSW, NC, BCHN, Herbalist
You may opt to go gluten free for various health reasons. Avoiding gluten means avoiding gluten containing grains which are wheat, rye, barley, and spelt (and oats if it does not say gluten…
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By Karen Brennan, MSW, NC, BCHN®, Herbalist
Nutritional Yeast: What is it?
Nutritional Yeast is not a plant nor animal food but rather a fungus like mushrooms. It is a good addition to a vegan, vegetarian, paleo, gluten free and…
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Adaptogens for a Stress, Anxiety, Depression, Fatigue and Immune Support
What are Adaptogens
Adaptogenic herbs are herbs that allow the body to adjust to stress. It essentially helps you resist the stress, whether it be physical or a biological response.…
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