9 Jun, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
Symptoms Are Clues, Not Random Events: Why We Often Wait Until It’s Too Late to Address Chronic Inflammation
Stephanie Larmour Sanders MSRDN, CDE, FNLP, Anti-inflammation Dietitian and Nutritionist As a dietitian, I have observed an interesting pattern. “Too often , I have patients that have the knowledge of the importance of building new healthy lifestyle habits, but will not take consistent sustainable action. They are in their head, but the knowledge will not […]
8 Jun, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
If Your Garden Is Producing More Zucchini Than You Can Use, There Are Many Healthy And Anti-inflammatory Ways To Enjoy It
Stephanie Larmour Sanders MSRD, CDE, FNLP Anti-inflammatory Dietitian and Nutritionist Fresh Uses Zucchini Noodles (“Zoodles”) Add to Salads Grill It Freeze for Later Shredded Zucchini Zucchini Chunks Anti-Inflammatory Recipes Zucchini Soup Blend: Add: Zucchini Boats Bake until tender. Anti-Inflammatory Zucchini Muffins Add: A great way to increase fiber. Sneak It Into Other Foods You can […]
29 May, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | 3 Comments
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25 May, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
Important Vitamins for Daily Life
☀️ Vitamin D3 Disclaimer: Brands presented are not the only ones to choose from. Examples and table names gives you an idea of possible choices only. Vitamin D supports: Functional medicine often evaluates: Typical maintenance ranges: 🧠 Vitamin B12 Vitamin B12 supports: Risk factors for deficiency include: Preferred forms: 🟠 Vitamin E and Tocotrienols Vitamin […]
25 May, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
How to Choose a Supplement
Absorption, Tolerance, Safety, and Clinical Use Supplements should be chosen based on need, form, dose, safety, and quality, not marketing. A “natural” or “organic” label does not automatically mean better absorbed, safer, or more effective. For the Pro-Inflammatory Reduction Framework™, supplements are best used to support the body after addressing food quality, gut health, blood […]
17 May, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
Is Cheese Inflammatory? Understanding Goat Cheese, Dairy, Cashew Cheese, and Inflammation
For Cheese lovers, eliminating cheese on an anti-inflammatory diet may be a dealbreaker, for some. You may find a cheese less pro-inflammatoory for you. Stephanie Larmour Sanders MSRDN, CDE, FNLP Anti-inflammatory Dietitian & Nutritionist Goat Cheese vs Cow Cheese Goat Cheese Sheep Cheese Sheep Milk Cheese Cashew Cheese and Plant-Based Cheeses Cashew Cheese Cashew-based cheeses […]
28 Apr, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
Pumpkin Spice: More than a flavor
Small daily ingredients that may help reduce inflammatory load Stephanie Larmour Sanders, MS, RDN, CDE, FNLPAnti-inflammatory Dietitian and Nutritionist A simple Way to Reduce Inflammatory Load Naturally 🌱 HOW EACH SPICE MAY SUPPORT INFLAMMATION BALANCE Cinnamon Ginger Nutmeg Cloves Allspice 🌿 WHY THIS MATTERS Symptoms are signals, not random. Everyday exposures, including what we eat, […]
13 Apr, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
Why Prevention Matters: What 40 Years in Health Care Taught Me About Chronic Disease
Over the past 40 years in health care, I cared for some of the sickest patients. Many required IV nutrition. Some were living with liver failure, diabetes, kidney and Cardiac disease, or cancer. This was the work I was trained to do. And it mattered. But over time, I began to ask a different question. […]
7 Apr, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
Why Your Symptoms May be Connected: Understanding Inflammation and the Bigger Picture
Have you ever experienced symptoms that didn’t seem to make sense together? Fatigue, digestive discomfort, joint pain, skin changes, or shifts in mood can feel unrelated. Often, these symptoms are addressed one at a time, without a clear explanation of how they might be connected. But in many cases, there may be a deeper pattern. […]
