Brain Health: Attention, Focus & OCD

Brain Health: Attention, Focus & OCD

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How Does Cortisol Relate to Weight? - Ask a Nutritionist [REPLAY]

Cortisol gets a lot of blame when it comes to weight gain, especially around the midsection - but what does this stress hormone actually do? In this Ask a Nutritionist replay, registered dietitian Britni Vincent explains how cortisol works in the body, how stress, sleep, food, an ...  Show more

Why Protein (and When You Eat It) Matters Even More in Menopause

If you’ve heard you should “eat more protein” but aren’t sure why or how it applies to menopause, this episode is for you. Dietitians Melanie Beasley and Britni Vincent explain what’s happening in the body during this phase of life and why protein is foundational for feeling stro ...  Show more

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