Turmeric is one of the most popular and talk-about spices and for good reason. From its potent anti-inflammatory benefits to its robust flavor, there are plenty of reasons to consider adding it to some of your favorite summertime recipes.

With inflammation at the root of most disease, cooling inflammation is a key part of supporting overall health. Here's a turmeric milk latte to help reduce your inflammatory load and help you feel your best in 2020!

The fall and winter months are the perfect time of year to add more flavor and spice to your diet. Not only from a flavor standpoint, but to help support a strong immune system as well. Adding anti-inflammatory spices to your diet can help reduce your inflammatory load and also keep germs at bay.

Nicer weather is upon us, but this also means that seasonal allergies are quickly approaching as well. If you are an allergy sufferer, then chances are, you dread the time of year where pollen is rampant, and you feel completely run down all day. The good news is that there’s no better time than now to start to prep your body for the allergy season ahead.

Did you know that diet plays a huge role in brain health? The brain is made up of nearly 60% fat, so it is essential that we include plenty of healthy fats in our diet to support optimal brain function. Not only that, but there are specific foods that have been found to help support memory and cognitive function, and some foods that may even be able to help prevent Alzheimer’s disease. Let’s take a look at the top four brain-boosting foods you can add to your diet for optimal brain health.

The fall is in full swing which means many people are starting to come down with the common cold and the flu. If you are trying to stay healthy and avoid all the germs this time of year, there are some dietary steps you can take to boost your immune system! Including turmeric in your diet is an excellent way to boost the immune system as it contains powerful antioxidants to keep your immune system strong.

The old saying that all disease begins in the gut still rings true today, and more research is pointing to the strong connection between gut health and mental health. While we don’t always connect the gut and the brain together, there is a very strong tie between how healthy our digestive system is and how we feel emotionally. Let’s take a look at the connection between digestive health and depression and then look at three ways you can support your overall mood through boosting gut health.

With inflammation at the root of nearly all disease seen today, it is so important to look at the dietary and lifestyle choices we make and how they impact our inflammatory load. Chronic inflammation is so damaging to the body that it has been linked to conditions like ulcerative colitis, asthma, arthritis, and inflammatory bowel disease to name a few. When inflammation goes from being acute to chronic, we can run into some major health issues. With that being said, there are some dietary changes you can make to help reduce your inflammatory load.