Study Finds One-Month, Plant-Based Nutrition Program Improves Health
A one-month plant-based nutrition program can lead to major improvements in metabolic and cardiovascular health, according to a new study.
The study, published Nov. 1 in the American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine, was conducted through the Jumpstart Your Health! Program led by Providence-based Plant Docs.
One Month Whole Food Plant-Based Nutrition Educational Program Lowers LDL, A1C, and Decreases Inflammatory Markers
Over the last 50 years, the population of the United States (US) has seen a decline in overall health with an increase in diet and lifestyle-related chronic diseases. Over 50% of the US adult population has at least one chronic disease,1 and many of them occur as comorbidities.
Plant Docs® Wants You To Take Fewer Pills
There's plenty of research that backs up the claim that eating healthy — emphasizing fruits, veggies, whole grains and low-fat options — can lead to a healthy life, reduce risk of heart disease and fight high blood pressure, among other benefits.
Former Hasbro Children's Hospital Doctor Launches Healthy Eating Nonprofit
There's plenty of research that backs up the claim that eating healthy — emphasizing fruits, veggies, whole grains and low-fat options — can lead to a healthy life, reduce risk of heart disease and fight high blood pressure, among other benefits.
Plants Over Pills: A New Paradigm for the Management of Chronic Disease
We live in a country with the top hospitals and medical care in the world, yet Americans are dying in the greatest numbers from preventable diseases caused primarily by poor dietary choices. The Standard American diet is literally feeding multiple disease states that are defining Americans: obesity, type 2 diabetes, and heart disease. How did we get here?
Health Check Kids: The importance of play time
In this discussion between TurnTo10 and Dr. Sandra Musial, Musial discusses the negative impacts of giving children too much screen time and positive outcomes of giving them unstructured playtime.
Rainbow Garden at Hasbro Children's Informs and Entertains
It’s the first of it’s kind for Hasbro Children’s, a rainbow vegetable garden outside the outpatient center. The goal, to inform and entertain the children who are there whether it be for an hour or the long haul.