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Are You Getting Enough Magnesium?

Magnesium is an essential nutrient, but many adults do not consume enough. Plants like spinach, Swiss chard, and peas are great sources of magnesium.

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Four Powerful Superfoods

Superfoods are comprised of fiber, minerals, protein, phytonutrients, and vitamins that have been associated with improvement in health. Consuming...

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The Regenerative Farming System

Christine Mason, organic farm manager, discusses how regenerative farming is the key to sustainability and responsible farming.

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Brussels Sprouts: Captain of the Cruciferous

Organic farm manager Christine Mason explains the process of growing organic Brussels sprouts to have increased nutrient density and bioavailability.

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Herbs Supporting Adrenal and Immune Function

Withania, licorice, rehmannia, and echinacea root are important herbs with a deep history of supporting adrenal and immune function.

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Complementary Medicine for Pain and Inflammation Related Conditions

Millions of people in the U.S. are affected by chronic pain, which is associated with different health conditions from cancer to autoimmune disease.

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Inflammation Induced Chronic Fatiguing Illnesses: A Steady March Towards Understanding Mechanisms

This peer-reviewed paper outlines Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome, an evidence‐based model of assessment and treatment of chronic fatigue.

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Soil and Composting

Organic farm manager Christine Mason explains her composting strategy to improve soil health, crop nutrient density, and sustainability.

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Fruit and Vegetable Consumption: Minding the Gap

Research has shown that diets low in plant foods are linked to greater levels of inflammation and increased risk for chronic diseases.

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Impact of Nutrition on the Microbiome

Evidence indicates that diet exerts a powerful influence on diversity of microbial species in the gut, carrying significant implications for health.

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