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Our blog explores the why behind health, blending evidence-based research with a root-cause, whole-person approach to help you live healthier, more informed, and more empowered.



How Seasonal Eating Can Naturally Boost Your Health and Wellness
If you have been looking for a new way to eat healthier, support your local community, or get your kids involved in the kitchen, try eating seasonally! If you are local to middle Tennessee, you know there are so many wonderful farms and farmers markets to explore all year round. If not, I still encourage you to investigate what options might be out there for buying local produce. Here are some reasons why it’s a good idea for you and your family: Local produce has more nutr

Stacie De Lucia
5 min read


Rewriting Mold: Mold and the GI System
The gastrointestinal system (GI) tract serves as another battleground of root-cause mold toxicity. Mold has a variety of effects on this system....

Dr. Eric Potter
4 min read


Not All Fiber is Equal
Sometimes, we need reminders. This post from 2022 reminds us how different fibers in our diet and supplements affect us differently....

Dr. Eric Potter
6 min read


The New Gut Normal After 2020
Most of us are tired of the “new normal”, but are unsure what to do about it. Apparently, the microbiome of infants born during the pandemic lockdowns.....

Dr. Eric Potter
3 min read


Wheat and Multiple Sclerosis: The Plot Thickens
The proponents and opponents of countless fads constantly bicker back and forth over their entrenched positions on the internet. The question of gluten, wheat....

Dr. Eric Potter
2 min read


Gut-Lung Connection and Respiratory Virus Immunity
The surprising connections between the microbial residents of our gut and various human body systems continue to astound. Medical research.....

Dr. Eric Potter
3 min read


Fake Sweets, Real Fat: Why Artificial Sweeteners Miss the Mark
Artificial sweeteners promise sweetness without consequences—but long-term research suggests they may increase body fat, BMI, and waist circumference.

Dr. Eric Potter
3 min read
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