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Protein Myths That Keep Women Stuck: How Much Do You Actually Need? If there’s one nutrient that’s gotten both way too much hype and way too little attention, it’s protein. I can’t tell you how many women I’ve worked with who either avoid protein because they think it’s going to “bulk them up” like a […]
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I Stopped Setting 30-Day Goals. Here’s What I Do Instead I used to swear by 30-day goals. They felt tidy. Manageable. Like if I could just push through for one month—whether it was cutting out sugar, walking every day, or journaling every morning—I’d finally get traction. And I did. For 30 days. But here’s
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When Your Thoughts Don’t Match Your Goals: Building Mental Alignment for Change I’ve lost count of the number of times I set a goal—usually around health or weight—only to find myself sabotaging it with my own thoughts. Have you ever said, “This time will be different,” while secretly thinking, I’ll probably fail again? That mental
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Metabolic Flexibility: How Fuel Switching Protects Against Diabetes & Weight Regain I still remember the first time I heard the phrase metabolic flexibility. I was in a continuing-ed class for nurses, sitting there with my coffee thinking, “Great, another buzzword.” But the more I learned, the more I realized this isn’t trendy fluff. It’s the
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What I’d Tell My Younger Self About Weight Loss, Worth, and Wellness If I could sit across from my twenty-something self—the one clutching a calorie-tracking notebook and chasing every fad diet—I’d start with a long hug and a tall glass of water. Then I’d talk about the weight loss mindset shift that took me years
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Why “Falling Off” Is a Myth—and What’s Really Happening Instead Affiliate DisclosureThis post contains affiliate links. If you purchase through these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. I only recommend products and services I personally trust and believe can support your health journey. As always, this content is
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Understanding Your Fasting Glucose: What It Means and Why It Matters I’ll never forget a patient who told me, “But I don’t even eat that much sugar — why is my glucose still high?” That’s the thing: fasting glucose isn’t just about how much candy or soda you’ve had. It’s a window into how your
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The Snack Rule That Helps Me—and My Kids—Avoid Crashes and Cravings I used to think snacks were supposed to be quick and cute—like those little bags of goldfish crackers or a granola bar tossed into a purse. They kept the kids quiet in the car, and if I was starving between patients, I’d grab one,
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Rewiring vs. Restricting: The Real Path to Food Freedom I used to believe the answer to weight loss was always restriction. Cut carbs. Cut calories. Cut out entire food groups and then cut out social events because—let’s be honest—it’s hard to sip water at a birthday party when everyone else is having cake. If
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How Your Gut Talks to Your Brain—and Why It Might Be Making You Anxious I’ll be honest with you—I didn’t used to give much thought to my gut beyond whether my jeans fit after dinner. I thought digestion was just about food going in, nutrients getting absorbed, and waste coming out. End of story. But
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