April Brownie Bites Blog Rollup
April Brownie Bites blogs had a theme of living your best life and renewal (perfect for Spring!).
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April Brownie Bites blogs had a theme of living your best life and renewal (perfect for Spring!).
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This month I posted 3 blogs about topics I’m personally passionate about: treatments for fibroids that keep your uterus; how perimenopause affects millions of women at work; and my first post about tracking my biomarkers in my quest to live longer.
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For such a short month, I was busy with my Brownie Bites! This month I posted 5 blogs ranging from a book review, to an article about how 93% of American adults are metabolically unhealthy. Scroll to see them all at a glance!
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Feeling our best, sleeping better, and improving overall mood are all parts of wellness. We often focus on diet and exercise and forget some of the foundational tools to optimize our lives. I hope this blog is helpful–and just in time for Valentine’s Day weekend! Let me know if you have other tips for how
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January’s Brownie Bites Covered Gaslighting in Women’s Health, Chef Allen Campbell Views On Longevity Nutrition, Reducing Hot Flashes With Vegan and Pegan Diets, and Benefits of Vitamin D Blog #1: Gaslighting and Hysterectomies The Brownie Bites takeaway; 🏥 Doctors recommend hysterectomies for almost any uterine issue in midlife (if they listen to women in the
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(Originally published on my LinkedIn as an article.) As I write this, I’m sitting in Boston where sunset will occur at 4:39 p.m. I use the term “sunset” lightly since there hasn’t been much sun. Without my Vitamin D3 supplement, I’d likely be deficient, and may even experience the effects of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
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We must be willing to let go of the life we have planned, so as to have the life that is waiting for us. -E. M. Forster A year ago today, at 8:15 a.m., I woke up to “the email.” Several paragraphs of his itinerary, day-to-day stress, random thoughts on Chile, and then, “I love