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Author: Susan Taylor, RDN LD

Meet Susan, registered dietitian / nutritionist and fellow autoimmune warrior who is dedicated to helping women with autoimmune disease get their groove back. With the right diet and lifestyle changes, Susan empowers her clients to take control of their health and feel their best. When she's not busy saving the world you can find Susan strolling along the beach, jet-setting to new destinations, and soaking up quality time with family & friends.
November 30, 2022

Can Eating Spicy Food Help Reduce Rheumatoid Arthritis Pain?

When you think of spicy foods, chances are your first thought isn’t “healthy.” But the truth is, there are many health benefits to be gained from eating foods that pack a flavorful punch. In fact, studies have shown that eating spicy foods can be particularly beneficial for women over 40 who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis.

In this video, I review the reasons why you may be snacking so often and provide nutrition tips for changing your snacking behaviors.

In this video, I’ll teach you about the 5 nutrients you need for immune support during cold and flu season.

Hi there, today I want to talk about 5 foods to eat that may help prevent a cold from happening.

Hi there, today I want to talk about 5 supplements to take when you have a cold.

It’s that time of year again — yes, cold and flu season is once again upon us in all its glory! I’m so thrilled — not! But, fortunately, there are some cold prevention and treatment strategies you can do to stay healthy.

What can eating a better Rainbow of fruits and vegetables do for you? Lead you to your pot of gold – the better health results you crave – of course! That’s right, your body wants and needs a variety of colors, from real food, daily.

Today I’ll be talking about Better Energy Behaviors for recovery and routine adjustments you can make to improve energy. Better recovery is key to better energy. Three things that can power better recovery are:

But first, let’s talk about what is a stimulant? Stimulants are technically a substance that raises levels of physiological or nervous activity in the body. One thing to understand about stimulants (especially in the drug category) is that our genetics play a large role in how our body metabolizes certain things. For example, some allergy medications that are known to cause drowsiness may actually boost someone’s energy level.

I want to talk about how you assess your energy levels — 4 things to track for better energy.

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