Tag: nutrition

  • Let’s Talk Resistant Starch!

    Let’s Talk Resistant Starch!

    We all know that carbohydrates are our body’s go-to source of energy, right? But have you ever heard of a special kind of carb that actually resists digestion? Let me introduce you to resistant starch—it’s an intriguing dietary component that’s starting to get noticed for its amazing health perks, especially when it comes to our…

  • Why Your “Diet” Becomes Maintenance, and What Happens When You Revert?

    Why Your “Diet” Becomes Maintenance, and What Happens When You Revert?

    We’ve all experienced it—the exciting burst of motivation, the careful counting of calories, and that delightful feeling when the scale shows a drop. But then, things can start to change. Maybe your weight loss comes to a standstill, or you hit your goal weight and after some time of eating less, you think, “Why not…

  • A Complex Reputation: The Humble Potato

    A Complex Reputation: The Humble Potato

    The potato! It’s a beloved staple in so many diets, a cozy side dish, and the star of our favorite (and sometimes guilty) indulgences. Despite its popularity, this little tuber has had quite the journey with its nutritional reputation, swinging from being seen as a dietary hero to a villain and back again. Let’s dive…

  • Ditch the Crash Diet, Embrace the Recomp

    Ditch the Crash Diet, Embrace the Recomp

    Your Guide to Sustainable Body Transformation In a world captivated by quick fixes, the fitness industry brims with trends that promise immediate results. From extreme diets to grueling workout routines, the temptation of a dramatic “before and after” is undeniable. But imagine a different approach—one that values long-term health and well-being over fleeting transformations. Embrace…

  • The Paradox of Overweight in Inflammatory Bowel Disease

    The Paradox of Overweight in Inflammatory Bowel Disease

    Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), which includes conditions like Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, can often lead to unintended weight loss because of ongoing inflammation, nutrient absorption issues, and diarrhea. Surprisingly, though, many individuals with IBD are actually overweight or obese. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at how this can happen and explore…