13 Aug, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
Menopause, Nutrition, and Inflammatory Health: What Changes and How to Support Your Body
Stephanie Larmour Sanders, MS, RDN, CDE, FNLPClinical Dietitian, Certified Diabetes Educator, and Functional Nutritionist Menopause can bring changes that seem to appear all at once: hot flashes, disrupted sleep, changes in body composition, fatigue, mood changes, brain fog, or a different response to foods and exercise. It can be tempting to blame every new symptom […]
8 Aug, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
Perimenopause: Understanding the Hormonal Transition(1 of 3 articles)
What Every Woman Should Know About This Natural Life Stage Stephanie Larmour Sanders, MS, RDN, CDE, FNLP Clinical Dietitian • Certified Diabetes Educator • Functional Nutritionist Womens Reproductive Journey Perimenopause is a natural transition. Understanding what’s happening can help you navigate it with confidence. 🌿 Stephanie Says Symptoms are signals—not random. Your body is constantly […]
2 Aug, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
Alzheimer’s Disease: What Your Heart, Blood Sugar, Liver, Hormones, and Lifestyle May Be Telling You
“Symptoms are signals. Patterns are information. Better questions can lead to better care.“ By Stephanie Larmour Sanders, MS, RDN, CDE, FNLPClinical Dietitian, Certified Diabetes Educator, and Functional Nutritionist Alzheimer’s disease is becoming more common, but it rarely appears overnight. The changes that affect the brain often begin years-sometimes decades-before memory loss or confusion show up. […]
31 Jul, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | One Comment
Leaky Gut: What It Means, What the Science Shows, and How to Support Your Gut Barrier
Stephanie Larmour Sanders, MS, RDN, CDE, FNLP Clinical Dietitian, Certified Diabetes Educator, and Functional Nutritionist WordPress Excerpt “Leaky gut” is a popular term for increased intestinal permeability. Learn what this means, which claims are supported by evidence, what symptoms may be clues, and practical ways to support a healthy intestinal barrier. Many people hear the […]
28 Jul, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
One Clue at a Time: A Simple Way to Move Your Health Forward
Stephanie Larmour Sanders MS, RDN, CDE, FNLPAnti-Inflammatory Dietitian and Nutritionist I grow my own organic fruits and vegetables. This allows me to share with family and friends. One Clue at a Time: A Simple Way to Move Your Health Forward Many people want to improve their health, but they do not know where to begin. […]
17 Jul, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
Diabetes and Inflammation: What Is Your Body Trying to Tell You?
Stephanie Larmour Sanders MS, RDN, CDE, FNLPClinical Dietitian, Certified Diabetes Educator, and Functional NutritionistAnti-Inflammatory Dietitian and Nutritionist Introduction: Blood Sugar Is a Clue When people hear the word diabetes, they often think only about sugar. But diabetes is not only about sugar. It is also about how the body uses insulin, how cells respond to […]
4 Jul, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
Parkinson’s Disease and Inflammation: Could the Body Be Leaving Clues Early?
By Stephanie Larmour Sanders MS, RDN, CDE, FNLP Anti-Inflammatory Dietitian and Nutritionist Parkinson’s disease is often thought of as a movement disorder. Most people think first of tremors, stiffness, slower movement, smaller steps, or balance changes. But Parkinson’s disease is more than a tremor. It is a progressive nervous system disorder that affects movement and […]
17 Jun, 2026 | Stephanie Sanders | No Comments
The Chemistry of Color: How Plant Molecules Support Health, Reduce Inflammation, and Aid Detoxification
Stephanie Larmour Sanders MSRDN, CDE, FNLP Antiinflammation Dietitian and Nutritionist When most people look at a blueberry, tomato, carrot, or broccoli, they see food. A health detective sees something more. A health detective sees clues. The deep blue color of a blueberry, the bright orange of a sweet potato, the rich red of a tomato, […]
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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