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Magnesium is everywhere right now. It’s on TikTok for muscle recovery.In your group chat for stress.On your nightstand for sleep.  But magnesium isn’t just a trend. It’s a foundational mineral that most people simply aren’t getting enough of. So if you’ve found yourself wondering what magnesium does for the body, and why everyone suddenly seems […]

2025 might have been a banner year for proteinmaxxing, but trend forecasters predict that 2026 will pivot to all things fiber. Unlike many nutrition trends and social media hype, this is actually a good thing. “Fiber is one of the most overlooked areas of our diet, and yet most Americans are deficient,” says Sarah Greenfield, […]

With chronic disease showing no signs of slowing down, the dietary guidelines were changed to focus on promoting the consumption of real food. As part of this shift, the Food Guide Pyramid has re-entered the chat after years of using the MyPlate model, sparking renewed discussion around fats, proteins, carbohydrates, and overall dietary balance.  If […]

The Soup Season Conundrum Let’s be honest: soup is cute, but sometimes it’s just not enough. You slurp through a warm bowl of something brothy, feel content for about 20 minutes, and then…you’re back in the pantry. Here’s the fix — soups with fiber, protein, and actual digestive support. These upgraded bowls are still cozy, […]

Looking for healthy Thanksgiving recipes? In this article, we’re sharing three protein-packed dishes that will leave you satisfied while managing your weight goals. No tricks, no gimmicks, just good, whole food delights. Thanksgiving is much more than just a holiday meal—it’s the aroma of sweet and savory scents filling the air, spending time with loved […]

IMO, Thanksgiving is the best holiday of the year… at least as far as food goes. It’s all too common, however, to enjoy your feast only to regret your choices once bloating, fogginess, and discomfort kick in with a vengeance. “Thanksgiving is often seen as a day to overindulge in high-carb foods and sweets—essentially an […]

There’s nothing like slipping into your softest sweats, curling up in a blanket, and finally indulging in some well-deserved me time. But just as you’re getting comfortable, bloating has a way of showing up uninvited, instantly stealing the cozy vibe. Bloating can sneak up at the most inconvenient times, leaving you uncomfortable and anything but […]

There’s something magical about fall: the crisp air, cozy sweaters, and, of course, the irresistible comfort foods. From creamy casseroles to hearty soups and sweet desserts, we can’t help but indulge in the rich, seasonal flavors. But while these dishes bring warmth and nostalgia, they can sometimes leave our digestion feeling sluggish, making our waistlines […]

Is it just me, or is there something about soup that *always* hits… especially by the time temperatures cool off by fall? While you technically could stock up on canned fare or head to your local soup bar, autumn is as good a time as any to make your own from scratch. In the spirit […]

Beat the slump with these simple expert-based tweaks to your daily diet. Call it what you want to call it—exhaustion, burnout, low energy—feeling sleepy and sluggish doesn’t feel good. Fatigue looks different for everyone. You may lack the motivation you once had to work out or play with your kids, while others may struggle to […]

Fiber has officially entered the chat and is competing with protein for the spotlight. A growing trend called fibermaxxing is all about intentionally upping your fiber intake, and the science backs it up. If you’ve ever wondered why nutrition pros love to talk about fiber, this is your sign to give it more attention! What […]

We’ve all been there: One minute you’re enjoying dinner, the next, your jeans are tight, your stomach feels like a balloon, and you’re wondering what went wrong. Bloating is incredibly common, yet most of what we believe about it is either oversimplified or flat-out wrong. The truth? Bloating isn’t always about what (or how much) […]