To say that we enjoy experimenting with different vinegars, oils and herbs would be an understatement. No matter where the RADNUT team goes, we’re always on the hunt for a new spice or flavor to infuse into our food. Over the
8 Ways to Survive Winter Like a Warrior
The season of hibernation has arrived. We know that our bi-weekly jogs have turned into a strong desire to snuggle up in a blanket in front of the fire and comfort ourselves with mom’s Christmas cookies. But we also know
Worthy At Any Weight
As we sat in the dentist’s office the other day, we noticed piles of magazines with slim, sun-kissed models trying to sell us on their new “diet hacks.” No matter where you go today, you cannot get away from the
Nutrition Needs For Recovery After Exercise
When we are active, the storage form of carbohydrate, glycogen, provides fuel to working muscles during exercise. After exercise, our glycogen stores have been used up. In addition to depleted glycogen, resistance exercise (weight training) increases the rate of protein
Blood Basics
Today’s article has been written by our physician contributor. In this age of technology patients have unparalleled access to their own health information, such as laboratory test results. But what do those results mean? That’s where your physician comes in.
What’s In Your Cup?
Do you know how much sugar and fat are being added to your daily coffee? Tactful marketing can often mislead consumers into making decisions that can have alarming affects on blood sugar and cholesterol. Many of our patients go to Tim Hortons daily
The Strength of Optimism
Today we share a story of a man who defied medical logic. Our Opa (technically Nikolas’ Opa) had diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. He showed no significant symptoms of disease until the last 6 months of his 86 year life.
Could Your Eating Speed Be Connected to Your Weight?
It has been suggested that the faster we eat, the more likely we are to eat more, and the more likely we may be to weigh more. In a study with 70 participants where half were overweight and the other
What You Can Do About Your Cholesterol
High levels of LDL cholesterol have been linked to increased risk of cardiovascular disease by promoting atherosclerosis. In atherosclerosis, thick wax-like plaque can harden and narrow blood vessel walls which can limit the flow of blood and increase risks of heart
RADNUT’s Top 5 for Nutrition on Vacation
The RADNUT team has always loved travelling. Since we’ve just returned from another adventure, we had to take this opportunity to share our personal tips that never fail to keep us feeling healthy, balanced, and energetic while away from home.