Nutritional Supplements

A bowl of DIM supplement capsules with a wooden spoon, surrounded by broccoli, cauliflower, brussel sprouts and other vegetables.
In the world of dietary supplements, it’s essential to be discerning about the products we choose to incorporate into our daily routines. One such supplement that has gained popularity in recent years is DIM (Diindolylmethane). Touted as a natural compound derived from cruciferous vegetables, DIM has been promoted as…
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Supplements are certainly no match for the nutrition of whole foods in meals built with lean protein, fruits, and vegetables, but they can be vital to your health when there is a deficiency due to lifestyle, health conditions, and the modern western diet.1 In addition, many of us don’t…
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Let’s Talk About Vitamins And Supplements. Honestly, one of the main questions I get asked is, “What vitamin do you recommend?” And my answer might floor you… I don’t. I am not a huge fan of vitamins, as I think it is important to get our micronutrients from whole…
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As a Board Certified OBGYN trained in Culinary Medicine, I believe in the power of nutrition to combat inflammation. At the Galveston Diet we believe in food first. Supplements can be vital for your health when there is a deficiency due to lifestyle, health conditions, and the modern western…
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Dr. Haver Explains the Connection between Turmeric & Menopause Relief You probably know turmeric as the yellowish-orange colored, earthy tasting cooking spice in your kitchen, most often used in curry dishes. But, did you know that an element found in turmeric has been shown to have health benefits, specifically…
Blog post featured image with avocados, spinach, nuts and seeds. All foods rich in magnesium for menopause symptoms.
Magnesium for Menopause Menopause is full of changes. That is where we come in to help you navigate all the adaptations with menopause. Signs and symptoms vary vastly for each person.  Many of you do not feel or see the signs or symptoms right away or make the connection…
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Life Changing Tips for Increasing Fiber in Your Diet It’s easier than you think. What comes to mind when you think about fiber? If you’re like most people, you probably think about digestive health and having regular bowel movements. It’s true that fiber helps with digestion, but a high-fiber…

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