Balanced Eating with Weight Loss

Balanced Eating with Weight Loss

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Understanding Menopause and Anxiety: Support and Solutions

Experiencing new or worsening anxiety in your late 30s or 40s? It may be linked to perimenopause. In this episode of Dishing Up Nutrition, learn how shifting estrogen and progesterone levels affect mood, sleep, and stress, and why anxiety can feel sudden and physical during this ...  Show more

Healthy Snacks to Satisfy Your Cravings - Ask a Nutritionist

Along with the why behind cravings, this episode is packed with practical, real-food snack ideas. Leah shares simple options for sweet, chocolate, and salty cravings, as well as nighttime snacking, including yogurt with berries, protein shakes, apple slices with nut butter, cotta ...  Show more

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