Early Time Restricted Feeding, henceforth referred to as ETRF, is a unique style of intermittent fasting where an individual is meant to consume most of their calories in the first few waking hours of the day. I’ve decided to explore this topic more closely because although it does not appeal
Let me start by unequivocally identifying that strawberries, both fresh and frozen, are one of my favourite fruits to enjoy year-round. I eat them most days of the week and it naturally brings me a great deal of joy in this challenging time to once again be working with The
I’m thrilled to once again be teaming up with the California Prune Board to offer you guys new insights and perspectives into the unique health benefits of California Prunes. California produces nearly all of the prunes in the United States, and a significant proportion of prunes globally. In some of
Despite my robust efforts thus far in defending the safety and utility of soy intake as an economic means to reduce animal protein consumption and add dietary variety, I do feel as though there are a few stones that I’ve left unturned. My long-time readers will know that I’ve touched
I know my loyal followers can guess what the first item on my list would be, but what about the rest? I will give you a hint, bell peppers also make the cut. What I’m curious about is, what would yours be? In order to keep social distancing and self-isolation
As we roll into the fourth and final week of Caffeine Awareness Month, it’s time to take a look at what the future holds for one of the world’s most widely consumed food components. In collaboration once again with the Canadian Beverage Association, today’s closing article will offer a peek
Welcome to Week 3 of Caffeine Awareness Month! If you’re late to the party, I’m working in collaboration with the Canadian Beverage Association to deliver hard hitting caffeine-fueled content all month long. So far I’ve already written a brief history of humanity’s use and discovery of caffeine as well a
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I’m very excited to be ushering in Week 2 Of Caffeine Awareness Month 2020 alongside The Canadian Beverage Association. Today’s topic is served hot, so let’s dip right into the popular question of whether synthetic caffeine is in some way worse for us, or different in any meaningful way than
I’m so thrilled to once again be ringing in Caffeine Awareness Month in collaboration with the Canadian Beverage Association who have brought me back on board to write a 4-part series on all things caffeinated. To kick things off in style we are going to delve a little bit deeper
