Wellness Wake Up Call

This week, listeners will learn what the gut microbiome is and why it plays such a powerful role in digestion, immunity, and even mood. Expect simple, practical tips for supporting gut health through balanced eating, hydration, plant diversity, and stress management. Tune in each week in April to explore easy, practical tips for keeping your gut healthy.

As we wrap up National Nutrition Month, listeners can expect practical, realistic strategies for turning healthy intentions into everyday habits. This week focuses on simple meal prep ideas, smarter swaps for sweet cravings, and easy ways to limit ultra-processed foods, helping build sustainable changes one small step at a time.

This week, learn how to stretch your food dollars while still putting nutritious meals on the table. Listeners can expect simple, realistic tips for planning ahead, shopping smart, and cooking in ways that save money without sacrificing flavor or nutrition.

This week, discover how to cut through nutrition myths and find advice you can trust. Learn where to look for credible, science-backed information and how working with a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist can help turn research into realistic, personalized steps toward your health goals.

Celebrate National Nutrition Month with the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and discover how small, balanced choices can make a big impact on your health. This week’s focus, “Power Your Day with Nutrition,” highlights simple, practical tips like eating from all five food groups, enjoying a colorful variety of foods, and building sustainable habits that fuel your body for the long run.

Cancer treatments can bring challenging side effects like fatigue, nausea, changes in taste, and loss of appetite. Eating may feel difficult, but nourishing your body helps maintain strength, supports healing, and improves energy.

In 2025, more than two million new cases of cancer were diagnosed in the U.S. We all know movement matters, but understanding why helps us realize the importance of physical activity.

Did you know that roughly one in three people will get cancer at some point in their lifetime? Cancer rates are rising, which makes regular screenings more important than ever. Find out which ones are right for you!

Cancer is a complex disease with many potential causes and remains the second most common cause of death in the United States. Assessing your lifestyle and behaviors can help you take steps to lower your risk of cancer in the future.