Eating

Note: We honor that every body has unique needs vis-à-vis eating and nutritional health. The following are a few resources we have found useful. Hopefully these can inspire you to discover what your body needs.

Whole30

A comprehensive program to guide you in eating whole and unprocessed foods.

Whole30

What is Naturopathic Nutrition?

Learn about the practice of nutrition within the context of naturopathic medicine.

Naturopathic Nutrition Association

What’s wrong with what we eat

This fun but fiery discussion explores problems with our current, modern diets and explains how they are putting the entire planet at risk.

TED Talks

How the food you eat affects your brain

Learn how what you bite, chew and swallow has a direct and long-lasting effect on your brain.

TED Talks

You can grow new brain cells. Here’s how

Yes! It’s possible for adults to grow new brain cells. But how exactly does that improve mood, increase memory formation and prevent the cognitive decline associated with aging?

TED Talks

Food and Nutrition

Access dietary resources and guidelines based on the philosophy of traditional Ayurvedic Medicine.

The Ayurvedic Institute

A guide to low FODMAPs diets – Improving digestion

Harvard Health Publishing

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Giving thanks: We share these resources in gratitude to all of our teachers and with appreciation for the value they have brought us. The field guide is a living resource that we are consistently adding to. We receive no payment or kickbacks for sharing. Access and use of these resources should be done at one’s own discretion. If you see a resource you like, we encourage you to reach out to the author.

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