Did you know that the foods you put in your body can have a dramatic effect on how you feel? If not, please listen in. Send this podcast to someone who needs this information!
Why is Vitamin B12 important, and especially important for those with neurological disorders? Plus, what are good sources? When it's difficult to frequently eat good sources of B12, why not turn to nutritional yeast? If you haven't heard of nut
Are you curious about stem cell transplants for MS? Brooke discusses the science behind them, noting that they haven't been 100% long-term successful in all cases. If you are a success story, I would love to hear! brookelovesnutrition at gmail
Do you have MS and/or other autoimmune disease? Confused by all of the supplement recommendations? Here is a concise listing of a few important supplements, along with a warning to NOT overtake supplements! (as well as educated supplementation)
A discussion of three (to start... more next week!) dietary supplements which are useful for MS patients. Please check with your health professional before taking anything!
How do we know which supplement brands are reputable? Brooke discusses the USP (US Pharmacopeia) logo, and what it means in terms of reliability. Also, what to do if you can't find the USP logo for a supplement you need to take.
How can we use probiotic supplements, and fermented foods, to improve our health? What are prebiotics? Also, how is gut health linked to MS? Listen to find out!
Have you hit a fitness plateau? Brooke gives some ideas regarding how to bust through. Also, Brooke gives a shout-out to her FANTASTIC, uber-supportive Crossfit gym!!
What foods contain antioxidants, and do they help cancer? Brooke addresses a recent study that suggests that antioxidants may have a protective effect on cancer cells, and discusses a recent cancer scare.
Brooke describes Ocrevus, her current medication to slow the progression of her MS. Additionally, she details the side effects, and some nutritional strategies to reduce their impact.
Basic description of MS and other autoimmune disorders. How I have become an advocate to educate others, especially my nutrition students, about staying active and healthy as an MS patient.