Entries by Kelly Lutman

Danger Lurking In Your Bathroom

There is no doubt that the majority of households in America have a common over-the-counter (OTC) medication in their bathroom. OTC medications are conveniently available in a variety of stores, and the assumption is that they are safe. Yet there is mounting evidence that they can cause a range of adverse effects. One prominent medication […]

The Missing Pieces In Gut Health

Many people assume gut health is determined primarily by what’s on their plate. If digestion feels off, the first instinct is often to search for a list of foods to eliminate or a new diet to try. But for many people, the real frustration isn’t just what they can or can’t eat. It’s not understanding […]

7 Simple Ways To Feel Calmer By Tonight

When your nervous system has been running on high alert, finding calm can feel like something that requires effort. This may be due to accumulated stress, disrupted sleep, overstimulation, or a particularly demanding stretch of days. The familiar tools – walks or meditation apps – don’t always land the way you intend. Sometimes the body […]

The Gut – Histamine Link Explained Simply

You may have experienced it after eating certain foods, such as leftovers, aged cheese, wine, or even a bowl of spinach. You suddenly feel itchy, have a throbbing head, a runny nose, or digestive discomfort. Have you found yourself wondering, “Am I allergic? Is my body overreacting?” The answer could be related to histamine and […]

What Exactly Is Gut Health – A Beginner’s Guide

“Gut health” is a term we hear everywhere these days— in supplement advertisements, on yogurt labels, and in the side panels of wellness books and podcasts. But what does it truly mean? It’s not just about clinical definitions or eating more fiber and taking a probiotic. Instead, it should be understood in a more relatable […]

Why Keto May Work For Others – But Not You

January is the time of year when many are seeking to counter the effects of added indulgence during recent holidays. Social media and marketing are replete with advertisements of this diet and that one, all promising to provide the results you desire. Many have started the ketogenic diet, and I have received a few messages […]

The “Calm Plate” Formula

There’s a kind of fullness that isn’t related to food. It comes from conversations, notifications, emotional labor, and prolonged periods of concentration without rest. It comes from the typical holiday schedule. When your capacity reaches its limit, you may still feel hungry, but not in a way that invites complexity. You might not know exactly […]