By Shirin Yadegar
It’s 4 a.m., and once again, I’m awake sweating, restless, and wondering why my body seems to have a new routine of its own. I reach for a tall glass of ice-cold water, change into dry clothes, and try to settle back into sleep. But instead, my mind begins its familiar drift.
I think about my 22-year-old daughter living in New York City, navigating adulthood and the uncertain world around her. I think about my 20-year-old, who’s in downtown L.A. right in the chaos of fraternity row. And then, my two teenage girls, still under my roof (thank Gd), growing up in a generation that’s constantly bombarded by TikToks, polarized narratives, and endless noise. (more…)
Out of the most devastating event of our lifetime, we have not been broken. We have become stronger. As a people, we have risen from unimaginable pain with a renewed sense of purpose and unity. Across the globe, the Jewish community has shown resilience in the face of hatred.
GLP-1 medications have become one of the buzziest tools in the health world, and for many of my clients, they have been life-changing. They’re helping regulate blood sugar, reduce inflammation, and finally shed stubborn weight that’s been resistant to diet and lifestyle changes. I’ve worked with countless clients who feel more empowered in their bodies than they have in years thanks to GLP-1s. But I’ve also seen what happens when the medications are used without a proper nutrition and lifestyle foundation… and let me tell you, it’s not the kind of “weight loss” we want.
Trauma for a child refers to experiences or events that overwhelm their ability to cope, causing a lasting negative impact on their emotional, psychological, and physical well-being.
Hi friends, your clinical nutritionist here, to spell it out or dispel some of the myths surrounding miracle weight loss drugs that we’ve all been talking about and even taking, perhaps indiscriminately and incorrectly!
Inflammation is the body’s way of signaling us that it’s lacking balance. And when we lack balance in our lives, the first things to address are our sleep, hydration, movement, and nutrition.
Aging is a natural, inevitable part of life – and definitely not something to be scared of! Especially because there are proactive steps we can take to slow down the process and maintain our vitality as we grow older. As a wellness enthusiast with a deep understanding of holistic health, I am sharing my top five tips for aging gracefully and embracing the process. From resetting your digestive tract to practicing mindfulness, these tips encompass physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Let’s dive in!