Beyond Cholesterol: Functional Nutrition for Heart Health
Beyond Cholesterol: Functional Nutrition for Heart Health

When it comes to cardiovascular disease (CVD), many people immediately think of high cholesterol. High cholesterol—a specific type of dyslipidemia or ...

Metabolic Nutrient Depletion: A Hidden Risk for Heart Health
Metabolic Nutrient Depletion: A Hidden Risk for Heart Health

Metabolic health is the foundation of nearly every system in the body—from how we generate energy to how we respond to stress, manage inflammation, an...

The Critical Role of Oxidative Stress in Cardiovascular Health

Why do coronary heart disease and stroke continue to be two of the leading causes of death worldwide, constituting over 30% of global mortality? The a...

Oxidative Stress: The Key to Unlocking Longevity

Clinically reviewed by Adair Anderson, MS, RDN, LDN What role does oxidative stress play in longevity and health? Unpacking this question reveals the ...

Research Spotlight: The Surprising Cardiovascular Risks of Wheat-Related Disorders

Clinically reviewed by Dr. Mary Beth Augustine, DCN, RDN, FAND Wheat-related disorders are often associated with digestive distress, autoimmune condit...

Increasing VO₂ Max and Supporting Heart Health for Athletic Performance
Increasing VO₂ Max and Supporting Heart Health for Athletic Performance

Clinically reviewed by Dr. Mary Beth Augustine, DCN, RDN, FAND Endurance athletes, such as runners, cyclists, rowers, and triathletes, often strive to...

Understanding the Genetic Risks of Heart Disease

Heart disease and stroke remain two of the most significant health challenges in the United States, with mortality and prevalence rates signaling an u...

Research Spotlight: The Link Between Omega Fatty Acids & Cardiovascular Health

With modern rates of cardiovascular disease rising, prioritizing heart health is imperative for disease prevention and longevity.1 Heart health is inf...

Research Spotlight: APOE Genetic Polymorphisms & Age-Related Disease

When considering age-related diseases like heart disease and Alzheimer’s, lifestyle factors like diet, stress, and environmental toxins often come to ...