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should we all really go gluten free?

Aside from Celiac Disease, (an autoimmune condition where the body attacks itself in response to gluten) is going gluten free really necessary for us all?  Can we live a full life and prosper with our whole wheat toast in tow? 

Come join me in this space of exploration and understanding as we dive deeper into questions like this with though-provoking articles below.

A Gut Health Dietitian’s Ultimate Holiday Debloat Guide
Megan Gerber Megan Gerber

A Gut Health Dietitian’s Ultimate Holiday Debloat Guide

Feeling extra bloated during the holidays?

You’re not alone. Travel, late nights, indulgent meals, and holiday stress can all add up to uncomfortable bloating.

While I love helping clients uncover the root cause of chronic bloat, these debloat pro tips can bring you relief this holiday season.

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Gut-Friendly Halloween Candy
Megan Gerber Megan Gerber

Gut-Friendly Halloween Candy

While many traditional candies are often packed with artificial colors, sweeteners, and sneaky gut disruptors like sugar alcohols, vegetable oils and emulsifiers - that doesn’t mean you can’t participate in the Halloween fun!

Read on to get my take on healthier & GUT FRIENDLY Halloween candy.

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Are Seed Oils Bad For Your Gut? An RD's Take
Megan Gerber Megan Gerber

Are Seed Oils Bad For Your Gut? An RD's Take

Are Seed Oils Bad for Your Gut? An RD’s Take

Find out the truth as well as my realistic perspective about what you should do when it comes to seed oils! PS I mention brands to watch out for and those to choose instead!

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3 Summer Mocktails That Won’t Spike Your Blood Sugar
Megan Gerber Megan Gerber

3 Summer Mocktails That Won’t Spike Your Blood Sugar

3 Summer Mocktails That Won’t Spike Your Blood Sugar

Check out my 3 favorite summer mocktail recipes as of late!

All of these help optimize digestion, contain antioxidants via spices and/or herbs and contain zero refined sweeteners. They are sure to spark your joy without spiking your blood sugar.

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#1 Reason Why You’re Still Bloated
Megan Gerber Megan Gerber

#1 Reason Why You’re Still Bloated

The #1 Reason You’re Still Bloated

Let’s get real—bloating is the worst. That uncomfortable, swollen feeling can ruin your day, and it feels like no matter what you do, it just won’t go away. You might have tried cutting out certain foods, adding probiotics, or drinking more water. But what if I told you the root cause of your bloating could be constipation….

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5 Things To Consider If You Want To Travel Gluten Free in 2023
Megan Gerber Megan Gerber

5 Things To Consider If You Want To Travel Gluten Free in 2023

READY FOR A SUMMER ROAD-TRIP OR WEEKEND COTTAGE GETAWAY?

As someone who needs to eat strictly gluten free for the medical needs of Celiac disease, traveling comes with an extra layer of anxiety. But being gluten free doesn't stop me from traveling!

With my pro-tips for restorative and supportive gluten-free travel, you can still have the most relaxing and enjoyable time possible.

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Am I Eating Enough Protein?
Megan Gerber Megan Gerber

Am I Eating Enough Protein?

THE MACRONUTRIENT YOU’RE LIKELY UNDER-CONSUMING?Protein.

Insufficient protein intake is a common phenomena I observe in my clients (I mainly work with women) that alone can be a game changer in helping you feel your best, most energized self!

BUT, not all proteins are created equal, here’s the latest on protein…

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Boost Your Immunity Via The Gut
Megan Gerber Megan Gerber

Boost Your Immunity Via The Gut

DO YOU FEEL LIKE YOU’RE SUSCEPTIBLE TO GETTING SICK ALL OF THE TIME?! SIgA might be your answer…

Secretory Immunoglobulin A or SIgA is a stool test marker of gut immune function.

SIgA serves as our first line of defense in protecting our intestinal epithelium from both pathogenic microorganisms like E Coli and toxins like Glyphosate.

SIgA influences and supports intestinal homeostasis ie a happy balance of good and bad bacteria :).

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How To Connect Your Gut & Brain
Megan Gerber Megan Gerber

How To Connect Your Gut & Brain

Do our gut and brain talk to one another?? YUP! Research shows that indeed our gut and brain communication is a two way highway; meaning our gut microbes can affect our brain and mood and vice versa-our brain and our mindfulness can affect our microbiome.

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