Like the gift that keeps on giving, Modere keeps on coming out with products. I get a lot of questions about Modere, so here you go – this Modere review 2024 includes a Modere 5 day drop review. What is Modere? Modere is a multi level marketing company offering everything from skin cream to dishwasher…
Digestive enzymes seem to be the wellness industry’s darling du jour. You don’t even have to spend 10 minutes on social media before you encounter someone selling digestive enzymes and making claims around them that seem too good to be true: things like better skin, better hair, better digestion, increased nutrient absorption, reduced bloating, resolution of…
A new wellness company has entered the chat: Yu. This Yu TrimFit review will actually do the deep dive on all of the Yu products, including their Yu TrimFit purple tea powder. As a dietitian, I’ve reviewed a ton of weight loss and wellness supplements and the companies that sell them. They all have a…
I’ve seen a lot of negative content lately about oxalates, and I think it’s time to wade into the fray and separate the facts from the fiction. As a registered dietitian, my main issue with the overarching sentiment that we should all be avoiding oxalates or on a low oxalate diet, is that most oxalate-containing…
I was today years old when I found out about the existence of the Feel Great System by Unicity. Apparently, it’s going wild on TikTok, that cesspool of bad diets and nutrition misinformation. Very on-brand. This Feel Great System review is going to answer all your burning questions about the Feel Great System by Unicity:…
If you’ve spent any time on social media lately, you’ve probably noticed spammy-looking supplement ads specifically targeting women in perimenopause and menopause. Sometimes they’re by ‘MenoDaily,’ and often they’re by ‘Happy Mammoth’. These are both the same company. (Dr. Gundry does this too, as I discovered in my review of him) I probably don’t have…