Entries by Kelly Lutman

6 Ways To Support Your Gut And Ease Anxiety

Anxiety can feel like it’s all in your head—thoughts racing, your chest tightening, a sense of unease you can’t quite shake. But what if I told you it might also be in your gut? Your gut and your brain are in constant conversation, connected by the gut-brain axis. This two-way communication system means that what’s […]

Break Free From Chronic Disease

A growing number of people, from young adults to seniors, are being diagnosed with chronic diseases. Unlike acute illnesses, which come on suddenly and resolve fairly quickly, chronic diseases persist for months or even years, often requiring continuous management. Conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), autoimmune disorders, anxiety, depression, and even cancer can significantly […]

An Important Blood Marker For Your Metabolic Health

If you see your doctor for annual physicals, you likely have lab tests done as well. I’m wondering how often your doctor looks at your lab report and says, “you’re fine.” But there may be some things that your doctor isn’t seeing. There’s an important blood marker that is often overlooked. According to experts, over […]

Why Muscle Matters More Than You Think

When we think about metabolism, it’s often in the context of how quickly our bodies burn calories or how hard it feels to maintain a healthy weight as we age. But there’s an unsung hero in this equation that doesn’t get enough credit: muscle. Let’s explore why muscle matters more than you think. Muscle isn’t […]

Vital For The Human Body

Sodium, or table salt, has a rough history. Food labels trumpet their lack of it. Doctors caution using it. Everyone seems to be avoiding it. But at what cost? Given the messages touted in the media, you might think that sodium is toxic. But nothing could be further from the truth. Sodium is vital for […]

You Can Counter Seasonal Mood Changes Naturally

Fall and winter bring shorter days. During this time of year, many people experience periods of sadness or feeling unlike their usual selves. These mood changes often begin and end when the seasons change. You can counter seasonal mood changes naturally, without getting caught up in antidepressant medications. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type […]