The Gut-Brain Connection

The Gut-Brain Connection

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Dental Health with special guest Dr. Michelle Jorgensen

Is your mouth giving you clues about your whole-body health? Leah Kleinschrodt, RD talks with Dr. Michelle Jorgensen, integrative dentist and naturopath, about what your teeth and gums can reveal, why common “dental fixes” deserve a closer look, and how food and minerals fit into ...  Show more

The Surprising Role of Fiber in Cholesterol - Ask a Nutritionist

Can fiber actually lower cholesterol? Yep. Dietitian Amy Crum breaks down why soluble fiber is the real MVP for LDL, how your gut plays a role, and easy food upgrades to increase fiber without blowing up your blood sugar. She also covers when supplements can be a helpful backup. 

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