You Are Not Eating Too Much. You Are Eating Too Little of One Thing.

It is 3:40 in the afternoon and you are standing at the kitchen counter eating crackers out of the box. You are not hungry in a way you can explain. You had lunch. A good lunch, actually, a big salad, the kind you would describe to someone else as healthy. And yet here you are, […]

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Why Am I So Bloated After Eating?

Understanding Digestive Bloating, Gut Health, and Digestive Support in Burlington That uncomfortable “food baby” feeling after meals? The tight pants. The pressure. The gas. The distended stomach that seems to appear out of nowhere by the end of the day. Digestive bloating is incredibly common, especially among women, yet many people assume it is simply […]

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Why Your Metabolism Changes in Midlife (And What You Can Do About It)

If you’re in your late 30s, 40s, or early 50s and feel like your metabolism has suddenly slowed down, you’re not alone. Many women notice that the strategies that once worked for maintaining their weight and energy no longer work the same way. You may be eating well, exercising, and trying to stay on track, […]

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Not sure what to make for lunch?

Have you ever noticed what happens if you don’t feed a baby on time?They become:crankywhinnyfussyunreasonablemiserableWhy would you be any different?So make time for your meals… and especially don’t work through your lunch!Make lunch one of your favourite times of day! It’s an opportunity to take a pause to enjoy a good meal and take a […]

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Spring: A time of growth and transformation

Spring is upon us (even if the weather is undecided) and we are amidst a time of new beginnings, growth, and transformation. In Chinese Medicine, the Liver is an important organ to support at this time. This is especially true if you have been feeling frustrated, irritable, or angry. Experiencing these emotions can be signs of “Stagnated Liver Qi”, […]

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Do I have a Food Intolerance?

Food intolerances are quite common. Intolerances  are different from the well known anaphylactic shock that many people can experience after exposure to peanuts or penicillin. Food intolerances can be more complicated. They can be more insidious and harder to pin point. Symptoms can be wide-ranging, from anything from digestive issues, skin rashes, arthritis, migraines, to mood symptoms, and beyond. Food […]

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