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Food & Nutrition
Lectins, Phytates, and Oxalates: What Are Antinutrients?
Are sneaky substances hiding in healthy foods that could be derailing your health efforts and making you feel bad? Parsley Health investigates the role of antinutrients, such as phytates and...
by
Jaclyn Tolentino, DO
Author
Autoimmune & Inflammation
Does Dairy Cause Inflammation? What the Research Says
This article contains additional reporting by .Does dairy cause inflammation? The short answer is maybe. Perhaps you're on the fence about whether you should skip dairy foods in your diet. The...
by
Kelly Candela, MS, RD
Functional Nutrition Coach
Biohacking
The Caffeine Gene: Are You a CYP1A2 Ultrarapid Metabolizer?
Is caffeine bad for you? The answer depends on whether you're a CYP1A2 ultrarapid metabolizer or a slow metabolizer.Maybe you're one of those people who can have an after-dinner cappuccino and still...
by
Gretchen Lidicker
Author
Food & Nutrition
Fertility Diet Meal Plan: The Best Foods To Eat and What To Avoid
At Parsley Health, we recommend taking a year to prepare your body to conceive. Our Founder and CEO , calls this a “fertility year." One of the best things you can do during this year is follow a...
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Brittany Forman
Author
Food & Nutrition
Omega-3 vs Omega-6 Fatty Acids: A Complete Comparison
This article contains additional reporting by . Omega-3 vs omega-6 fatty acids: Here we provide a head-to-head comparison since these essential nutrients are not created equal. In a nutshell,...
by
Helaine Schonfeld, MSc.
Health Coach
Biohacking
Genetics and Health: What Percentage of Diseases Are Genetic?
Discovering you have certain genes that predispose you to life-changing conditions—such as diabetes, dementia, or cancer—can make you feel like you have no control over your future health. But what...
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Kelly Candela, MS, RD
Functional Nutrition Coach
Autoimmune & Inflammation
Think You Have A Food Allergy? It Could Be Histamine Intolerance
This article has been medically reviewed by Nisha Chellam, MD.You or someone you know have probably experienced a ; that’s how common they are. But for those who haven’t been able to pinpoint a...
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Angela Myers
Author
Food & Nutrition
Getting Tested for Vitamin Deficiencies Could Be A Gamechanger for Your Health
Approximately one-third of the American population , also known as iron deficiency. People are starting to become aware of more , such as and magnesium, which is good news. Yet many don’t know...
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Julia Malacoff
Author
Autoimmune & Inflammation
Why Your Diet Might Be The Key to Managing Your Autoimmune Disease
happen when the mistakenly attacks normal, healthy cells in the body, but you can help bring your body back to balance by overhauling your lifestyle, and in particular, honing in on a personalized...
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Tiffany Ayuda
Author
Biohacking
6 Foods to Improve Cognitive Function And Optimize Brain Health
Every day, your brain works hard to juggle multiple tasks at a time, compartmentalize memories, and create ideas. But when you don’t get enough , aren’t eating an antioxidant-rich diet, or are...
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Tiffany Ayuda
Author