Welcome to Angie’s Insights
Achieving optimal health is not merely a destination but an ongoing journey—one that requires dedication, knowledge, and a commitment to self-care. Whether you're embarking on your wellness journey for the first time or seeking to deepen your understanding of holistic health practices, you've come to the right place. Each week I post new, easily implemented insights for better health and wellness.
From hormones to weight loss, use the Search Bar to find posts on specific topics.
Gut Health Hacks
The reason I love broths and stocks for healing above any supplement, is that even the sickest clients are able to start here without trouble.
Foods for the Blues
Treating depression, just like anything else can vary widely between people, but there are basic nutrients trusted to support any mental health issue.
Battling the Blues
For most of my life, like clockwork, I fell into case of the blues in winter. We call this Seasonal Affective Disorder, or Seasonal Depression.
Why Am I Itchy?
With the dryness of winter, I am feeling a little itchy. To deal with this, I am getting a little more sleep, and I am more mindful of what I eat.
Dry January
Taking a break from alcohol reduces liver fat, inflammation, and the risk of liver disease. Less alcohol improves your body's hydration and energy levels.
Practical Resolutions
You either are one of those people who excitedly set New Year’s Resolutions, or, like me, passionately reject the idea.
Cold Plunging
Many of my friends routinely practice the habit of cold plunging. Immersing in cold water for a limited time has an equal number of health claims and warnings.
The Buddy System
With the New Year approaching, but not quite here yet, it’s a good time to chat about the science of using the buddy system for mastering goals and habits.
Carb Cycling
Worried about the 12 pounds of Christmas? I have some tips for you to strategize your way thru the parties and still watch your waistline!
Party Hacks
Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. No pressure of gifts, just seeing family and cooking together. For some, it can bring up a variety of food-related challenges.