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Optimize Your Light Environment: The Health Hack You’re Missing
When people think about improving their health the first thing that comes to mind is probably some combination of eating better, exercising more, and using recreational substances less. Almost nobody would think about fixing their light environment as a primary lever for improving their health. Yet, your body uses light as a primary input for regulating a number of physiological

The Ancestral Dietary Framework
Throughout nearly all of human evolutionary history, there were no nutritionists, no food labels, and no dietary guidelines. Like every other animal, we ate according to our biology, guided exclusively by our evolutionary instincts. Today we are somehow the only species on the planet that doesn’t know what to eat. We are surrounded by thousands of foods and food products

My Journey Healing From Chronic Pain
Throughout my journey with chronic illness, pain was probably the most frustrating symptom to deal with. Pain has a way of taking over so many aspects of your life. You start planning around discomfort, abstaining from certain social interactions, and constantly doing some sort of movement to try and give yourself a few moments of peace. This was my reality

The Seed Oil Problem: Are They Actually Harmful?
Pick up almost any processed food in a modern supermarket and read the ingredients. Somewhere on the list, often near the top, you will find canola oil, soybean oil, sunflower oil, or one of their close relatives. These oils are in chips, crackers, bread, sauces, salad dressings, frozen meals and used as the cooking oil of choice in most restaurants.

The Calories-in, Calories Out Myth
If you’ve ever tried to change your body composition, you’ve probably heard the same old advice: eat less and move more to lose weight, eat more to gain weight. Calories in, Calories out (CICO). It’s on every nutrition label, every fitness app, repeated by many fitness coaches and health care practitioners. It feels like settled science: something so obvious it

Why Nutrition Research is Unreliable
There’s a specific kind of frustration that comes from jumping between studies, podcasts, and credentialed voices online, genuinely trying to find answers that might help you heal, and realizing that they all contradict each other. When I got sick and my practitioners weren’t giving me the answers I was looking for, I did the only sensible thing and began to
