Posts by Nattha Wannissorn, PhD
Advanced Carb and Calorie Cycling Strategies
Diet cycling or switching between various nutritional strategies can make it easier to achieve your goals and keep your results. Here are 4 advanced strategies to consider
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What’s the definition of nutrition?
Most people think of nutrition as simply eating good food. Oxford’s definition is, “the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.”
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Part 2: Foods That Cause And Help With Hormone Imbalances For Women
A hormonal imbalance with too much or too little of a hormone can profoundly affect your health and well-being. Without knowing it, you may be making it worse with what you are or are not including in your diet.
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4 Reasons People Get Trapped in Dietary Dogmas – Is Diet the New Religion?
At BiOptimizers, we are not religious about any particular diet. We believe any diet can work, and any diet without the right compliance strategies can backfire. Therefore, we say “nutritional…
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Health Benefits of Intermittent Fasting
The health benefits from fasting are endless. That being said, despite what many Intermittent Fasting (IF) zealots will proclaim, it’s not a magical bullet for weight loss. However, it is a powerful tool when used properly. Let’s look at some of the key health benefits of fasting.
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Major Psychological Key #1 To Long-Term Weight Loss Results: Release Trapped Emotions
If you have the novelty-seeking genes and an addictive personality, like Matt, your tendency can increase your risk of food addiction and emotional eating. It becomes even more important to develop self-awareness and handle your traumas accordingly. Matt works with addicts in his personal life and he’s found that most addicts’ behaviors are all driven by traumas.
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Nutrigenomics and How to Personalize Your Nutrition
If you’re taking supplements and trying different diets, you may wonder if these are right for you. Nutrigenomics is one of the key layers in the hierarchy of nutritional decisions that can guide your best diet and lifestyle choices.However, it’s a very complex and still-growing field. This article will cover what you need to know about nutrigenomics and how to best harness its power.
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Top 17 Reasons Why Diets Fail and Lead to Fast Weight Rebound
For the last few decades, only 3% of dieters have been able to achieve their weight loss goals long term. In our observation, that 3% is extremely driven people that usually go “all in.”
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What Are Antinutrients And Gut Irritants In Vegetables?
Plants can’t escape their predators, so they produce substances to deter or kill their predators. When we eat the food, these antinutrient substances can damage our guts, affect our biochemistry, or reduce nutrient absorption causing nutrient deficiencies in the long run.
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Why Do I Have So Many Food Sensitivities?
Many people suffer from inflammation from foods, especially if they’re on a Standard American Diets. However, they may not have connected their symptoms to their foods. These reactions can be very individual, depending on where the weakest links are in their bodies.
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What Are Epigenetics And How To Optimize It Through Nutrition?
In the early 90s, researchers expected humans to have around 120,000 genes given how complex our physiology is. To their surprise, the Human Genome Project found that we have between 20,000 – 25,000 genes—the same order of magnitude as roundworms (20,470).
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Science-based reasons why every diet works (at first)
Every diet works because the laws of thermodynamics are immutable. Weight loss happens when you burn more calories than you eat.
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