A New Way to Monitor Your PCOS – Continuous Glucose Monitoring
How to manage your blood sugar without medication By Gabrielle Finora and the Team at LCWNS Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a condition affecting about 15% of menstruating women
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GLP-1 Receptor Agonists and PCOS: What’s the Latest Research?
What is the relationship between GLP-1 drugs and polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)? Rebecca Jaspan, MPH, RD, CEDS, CDCES Everywhere you turn these days, it seems as if someone is talking
New Year’s Resolutions for a Better You
By Gabrielle Finora and the Team at LCWNS Creative New Year Resolution Ideas for 2024 Still looking for a New Year’s Resolution? Read this article for some ideas. By Gabrielle
What is Adipose Tissue?
Adipose Tissue: Brown, White and Beige By Gabrielle Finora and the Team at LCWNS Beyond its commonly known role as “fat,” adipose tissue is a dynamic part of our bodies
Binge Eating Disorder vs Food Addiction
Understanding Binge Eating Disorder and Food Addiction: Insights from the DSM-V Update By Gabrielle Finora and the Team at LCWNS The newest edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of
Understanding Ozempic: Is Ozempic safe?
Understanding Ozempic: Safety, Uses, and Health Implications. By Gabrielle Finora and the Team at LCWNS Semaglutide is the most popular weight loss drug hitting the market now. Under both names,
Are Bananas bad for you?
Bananas: Good or bad? By Gabrielle Finora and the Team at LCWNS If you are like me and have scrolled through Instagram or TikTok recently, you may have heard that
Fueling Your Passion: Ensuring Adequate Nutrition for the Athlete
Optimizing Athletic Performance Through Strategic Nutrition By Laura Cipullo Whole Nutrition Services Team In this post, please note that another name for sugar is glucose. Calling all athletes! Whether you’re
Feeding and Autism Spectrum Disorders
What to Expect with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Feeding By: Courtney Darsa, RDN, CDN Diagnoses for autism have become more prevalent in the past decade. While autism itself is
Helping Teens Get Over Overeating
By Andrea Wachter, LMFT Helping Teens Get Over Overeating Teenage Struggles With Eating Being a teen is not easy—having to navigate friendships, family, love interests, school, homework, hormones, and future
