To start this blog I do want to state that this is an opinion piece, and although I do my best to stay as informed about issues as possible the health industry is a fast-moving creature where trends, information, research, supplements and medications seem to be constantly changing. So I will start by saying that
It was 2015 when I first learned about blue zones while taking my Holistic Nutrition Certification. I was first introduced to it by reading Healthy at 100 by John Robbins, a review of the blue zone research. After getting my Nutrition certification and heading back to University the study was referenced a few more times
The author, a self-proclaimed tea enthusiast, shares insights about Yerba Mate, a South American tea with unique brewing and consumption methods. The tea, popular for its high caffeine content and health benefits, comes in roasted and green forms and is consumed in large quantities in its native regions. Studies suggest it offers anti-inflammatory and metabolism-boosting properties.
If you have been in a health food store recently or have listened to anyone walking around a gym you have probably heard someone mention creatine. This is a common supplement and one that is well-studied. There was no shortage of research and more seemingly published every time I looked. In this blog, I will
