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  • Stable Blood Sugar Changes Everything

    Why energy, mood, and hormones depend on it If there’s one foundation that quietly improves almost everything, it’s blood sugar stability. Not because blood sugar is the only thing that matters — but because unstable blood sugar makes every other system louder. When blood sugar is swinging, the body becomes reactive: And the most frustrating

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  • Introducing LabLens™: A Functional + Terrain-Based Way to Read Blood Chemistry

    For years, I sat with clients as a health coach and later as a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner whose lab work didn’t match their lived experience. They were exhausted, inflamed, perimenopausal, autoimmune, or simply “not themselves,” yet their reports came back stamped with the most unhelpful word in modern healthcare: “Normal.” I knew that heartbreak personally.

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  • The Nervous System Is the Gatekeeper

    Why healing can’t happen in fight-or-flight If you’ve ever wondered why your body won’t respond — even when you’re eating well, supporting digestion, and “doing everything right” — the answer often isn’t another protocol. It’s the nervous system. Healing doesn’t happen in a body that feels unsafe. And for many people, safety isn’t a given

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  • What the New Food Guidelines Get Right — and Why This Shift Matters

    For the first time in decades, U.S. food guidelines are moving in a direction that actually resembles how humans eat. That may sound understated, but it’s not. This update represents a meaningful and long-overdue shift away from ultra-processed, fortified foods as the foundation of “healthy eating,” and back toward real meals, food quality, and dietary

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  • Foundations First

    Why digestion, blood sugar, sleep, and stress matter more than protocols If you’ve ever done “all the right things” — cleaned up your diet, addressed your gut, supported hormones, tried supplements or protocols — and still felt stuck, this is usually why. The foundations weren’t in place. Not because you didn’t care.Not because you didn’t

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  • How to Wash Merino (Without Ruining It)

    Merino doesn’t need complicated care — but it does need gentle handling. Most merino casualties aren’t fabric failures; they’re laundry failures. Here’s what’s actually worked for us after years of daily wear, pregnancy, postpartum, kids, and real life. Detergents I trust for merino The goal is simple: gentle, unscented, no enzyme overload, no “performance” additives.

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  • Merino Base Layers for Kids & Families

    A practical guide to base layers that actually work in real family life: snow days, school mornings, sensory kids, and adults who refuse to “just get used to it.” If you’re trying to build a lower-tox wardrobe, base layers are one of the highest-return swaps you can make — not because you need a brand-new

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  • Branwyn Merino Review: Two Years In, Through Pregnancy, Postpartum, and Real Life

    I’ve been wearing Branwyn for nearly two years now — starting with the Essential Bralette during pregnancy — and I’ve lived in these pieces through pregnancy, postpartum, nursing, workouts, sleep, and daily life. This isn’t a first-impression review.It’s a wear-it-to-death, wash-it-wrong-once, size-change, body-change, life-change review. If I were rolling in cash, my entire wardrobe would

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  • Classic Beef Stew

    Classic Beef Stew is one of those meals that earns its keep. It’s forgiving, deeply nourishing, and quietly does a lot of work for you—especially when you’re feeding a family and want dinner to feel steady without being complicated. This is the kind of recipe that meets you where you are, whether you have time

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  • Why Foundations Change Outcomes

    This post is educational and reflects lived experience and nutrition-focused physiology. It is not medical advice. If something “didn’t work” for you — a supplement, a protocol, a diet, red light, a patch, a cleanse — the most common conclusion is: I must be doing it wrong. Most of the time, that’s not true. The

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