Written by
Abigail King MS, CNS
The amount of health and wellness content at the touch of our hands can drown out our own personal communications to our bodies. Instead of reaching for more information, it may be time to implement the ultimate (and free!) health hack: slowing down.
Let’s dive in to dissect the HPA, HPO, and HPT axes’ communication systems for balance in stress responses, reproduction and menstruation, and metabolism, as well as the role the gut microbiome plays for each.
If I could recommend one nutrient that benefits nearly every system in the body, omega-3 fatty acids would be near the top of the list. Omega-3 fatty acids provide support to systems like the cardiovascular and endocrine systems, brain and mood, vision, reduces inflammation, and more! They may be the missing nutrient in your diet.
If I could recommend one nutrient that benefits nearly every system in the body, omega-3 fatty acids would be near the top of the list. Omega-3 fatty acids provide support to systems like the cardiovascular and endocrine systems, brain and mood, vision, reduces inflammation, and more! They may be the missing nutrient in your diet.
The amount of health and wellness content at the touch of our hands can drown out our own personal communications to our bodies. Instead of reaching for more information, it may be time to implement the ultimate (and free!) health hack: slowing down.
Let’s dive in to dissect the HPA, HPO, and HPT axes’ communication systems for balance in stress responses, reproduction and menstruation, and metabolism, as well as the role the gut microbiome plays for each.
If I could recommend one nutrient that benefits nearly every system in the body, omega-3 fatty acids would be near the top of the list. Omega-3 fatty acids provide support to systems like the cardiovascular and endocrine systems, brain and mood, vision, reduces inflammation, and more! They may be the missing nutrient in your diet.
Whether you’re looking for more sustainable ways to stay active or are just starting to engage in exercise, it begins with finding movement that is supportive to you. Movement that brings you joy!
Learn more about a previous client’s firsthand experience with perimenopause symptoms and how working 1-on-1 with me through individualized testing and a personalized protocol helped her get to the root cause of her symptoms.
The amount of health and wellness content at the touch of our hands can drown out our own personal communications to our bodies. Instead of reaching for more information, it may be time to implement the ultimate (and free!) health hack: slowing down.
Zinc, vitamin D, and magnesium may be micronutrients, but they play a powerful role in supporting hormone balance, immune function, and overall health. From thyroid and blood sugar regulation to stress resilience and immune defense, getting adequate amounts of these nutrients is essential for helping your body function at its best. Learn why these three nutrients deserve a place in your wellness routine and how to make sure you’re getting enough.
Soup allows for culinary freedom and creativity; it’s delicious and simple, and the addition of fresh herbs makes it extra nutritious–especially when it comes to digestion and hormone health. Read on to learn about the underrated power of parsley, sage, dill, and rosemary for gut and hormone health, and get my recipe for Lemon Herb Chicken (or Turkey) Soup with Cauliflower Rice!
In this blog, you will find ways to strengthen your knowledge around fertility and gain prenatal support through my recommendations in lifestyle, food, nutrition, ways to enhance gut microbiome diversity, and tasty recipes.
— Kelly S.
If I could recommend one nutrient that benefits nearly every system in the body, omega-3 fatty acids would be near the top of the list. Omega-3 fatty acids provide support to systems like the cardiovascular and endocrine systems, brain and mood, vision, reduces inflammation, and more! They may be the missing nutrient in your diet.