
What you need to know about Food Additives and Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Improve Gut Health with Tips from New York Certified Dietitian Nutritionist
The incidence and prevalence of inflammatory bowel disease, which includes Crohn’s disease and colitis, has increased over the 21st century. Though the exact cause is unclear, there appears to be an interaction between environmental…

Long Island Registered Dietitian Explains the benefits of a HEALTHY MICROBIOME: Improve Gut Health with Medical Nutrition Therapy
Long Island Registered Dietitian Explains a HEALTHY MICROBIOME
As a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, I work with many individuals who have digestive/gastrointestinal symptoms and disease (example include but are not limited to abnormal…

Long Island Registered Dietitian Explains the Gut-Brain Connection: Prevent Disease and Improve Mental Health with Good Nutrition
As a Registered Dietitian who practices holistic nutrition therapy, I find that most people think their bodies are divided at the neck without any connection between the brain and the body. Not so. Researchers have found that a nervous system…

Fake Fiber – What You Need to Know
Fiber is a group of nondigestible carbohydrates - meaning, they are not broken down in your digestive track. The can be divided into:
Intact fiber (found in fruits, vegetables, whole grains and other plants or a mix of plants)
processed…

The Human Microbiome
Each human body has a unique array of microorganisms, collectively called the “microbiota”. There may be 1000 different species and over 100-fold more genes that are in the human genome. Studies have demonstrated a symbiotic…
