Boosting nitric oxide naturally can help reduce inflammation and lower blood pressure. Dr. Nathan Bryan’s video reveals how foods like beets and arugula, daily movement, nasal breathing, and sunlight can enhance nitric oxide levels. Avoiding mouthwash and adding garlic or dark chocolate also helps. Watch Dr. Bryan’s video to learn how this simple shift supports heart health and fights chronic inflammation.

Dr. Zoë Harcombe, PhD, is a public health nutritionist and author who has challenged mainstream dietary guidelines since the 1980s. In a wide-ranging interview, she debunks myths about cholesterol, salt, fiber, and meat, emphasizing real food, not processed carbs or vegetable oils. She advocates for critical thinking, especially about flawed dietary advice, and stresses the importance of animal protein and proper land management for health and sustainability.

FoodData Central is a free USDA database offering detailed, science-backed nutrition info on fruits, veggies, branded products, and more. It's used by researchers, educators, and everyday consumers to make informed food choices, develop products, and support public health. Easy to search, regularly updated, and open to all at fdc.nal.usda.gov.

Food models were used in the early 20th century by Japanese restaurants to show the menu before menus with color photos were used.

Yes, cheese is keto-friendly due to its high fat and low carb content. Just watch portion sizes, as carbs can add up. Hard cheeses typically have fewer carbs than soft ones. Avoid pre-shredded cheese with added starches. Net carbs range from 0g (Babybel, chèvre, halloumi) to about 1.6g per ounce (cream cheese), with cottage cheese being the highest at 2.9g per 4 oz. Chef Janine prefers low-carb varieties like Gruyère, Brie, and Camembert.

🎥 Carb-Loaded follows Lathe Poland’s journey after a surprise Type 2 diabetes diagnosis. He uncovers how myths, marketing, and outdated science have shaped our ideas of "healthy" food. 🍞💉 Featuring experts like Gary Taubes, Mark Sisson, Dr. Perlmutter & more, this film challenges the status quo and explores real solutions to today’s diet-related disease crisis. 💡

Once hailed by fashion icons like Karl Lagerfeld and Jean Paul Gaultier, aspartame has a dark past. 🕵️‍♀️ Discovered in 1965, it took nearly 20 years to hit the shelves, shadowed by scandals, seizures in lab animals, and corruption. 😳 Its breakdown products—phenylalanine, aspartic acid, and methanol—are linked to brain damage, tumors, and more. Yet, it’s still in 5,000+ products. Politics over health? You decide. ⚠️🥤

If you want to make a positive change to your health and wellbeing, summer is the best time to start. Here is why! According to studies,...

Struggling with sleep? Stress, poor diet, blue light, or an offbeat schedule could be to blame. But nature offers help: pistachios are packed with sleep-promoting nutrients like melatonin, B6, and magnesium. In fact, they're one of the most melatonin-rich plant foods — making them a safe, natural alternative to supplements. Just 2.6 oz (about 4 dozen) eaten 1–2 hours before bed can support restful, restorative sleep.

Cacao may help mobilize stem cells from bone marrow to support tissue repair and regeneration. Stem cells decline with age, limiting healing, but cacao’s rich polyphenols—especially flavanols—can reduce inflammation and oxidative stress. Studies show high-flavanol cocoa doubled circulating stem cells in adults, suggesting cacao may support cardiovascular and cellular health as we age.

We’re in a metabolic health crisis driven by processed foods, sugar, and seed oils. On the Dhru Purohit Podcast, Calley Means reveals how corporate lobbying distorts nutrition science and public policy. They explore how misleading health guidelines, pharma influence, and lack of real education are fueling chronic illness—and why understanding how our bodies work is key to taking back control of our health.

Keto dieters who restrict their carbohydrate consumption for health reasons usually cut beer from their daily dietary intake. Yet, every...

Laughter encourages a sense of play and childlike behavior, which can help to improve your emotional intelligence and your social skills. Children laugh up to 300-400 times a day during their formative years, and this reduces to 10-15 times a day as an adult. You don’t stop laughing when you grow old, you grow old when you stop laughing. Those who laugh, last!

Microbes not only impact the shape of many of our organs, they replace dying and damaged cells and help our bodies absorb and store nutrients and fat. Plants, animals and humans would die without these lifelong microbial hitchhikers. Some animals begin developing with microbes from inception. Humans first make contact with theirs in the birth canal. From that moment forward, microbes help bolster our immune systems, helping our bodies learn to live with viral diseases.

Epsom salt is a time-honored remedy for relieving muscle aches and reducing stress. Composed of crystallized magnesium sulfate, this...

Omega-3s are essential fatty acids—EPA, DHA, and ALA—with key roles in heart, brain, and eye health. EPA and DHA come mainly from fatty fish like salmon and sardines, while ALA is plant-based and converts poorly in the body. For supplements, choose sustainably sourced fish oil with at least 500 mg of EPA and DHA and minimal additives.

We hear this more and more often. And odds are you've heard someone talk about "going keto," you've considered it yourself, or at the...

When fall brings shorter days and earlier sunsets, night driving becomes tougher—especially if you struggle with night blindness. Imagine returning from a beach weekend in San Diego, only to dread the drive home in the dark. Try this tip: 2 hours before driving, melt a 2 oz 72% cacao dark chocolate bar into hot coffee. Drink it up—your night vision may improve! Then, eat 1 oz more every hour while driving. Use at your own risk. Clinical trials suggest real benefits!

Bottled water is more popular than ever, thanks to health concerns, taste preferences, and marketing. But not all water is created equal—flavor varies due to minerals and processing. Structured water, which mimics nature’s flow, can enhance taste and hydration. Tap water often contains concerning chemicals. Knowing what’s in your water and how to improve it can greatly impact your well-being.

Estrogen Dominance isn’t just about high estrogen — it’s the imbalance between estrogen and progesterone. Even low estrogen can be problematic if progesterone is lower. Estrogen dominance disrupts thyroid function and metabolism. To rebalance: support progesterone, block aromatase, detox stored estrogen, and reduce estrogen activity. Carbs matter — long-term low-carb can worsen aromatase. A balanced diet with liver-loving, estrogen-clearing foods is key to hormone health.