Nattha Wannissorn, PhD
Dr. Nattha Wannissorn, PhD, is a scientist who makes health research accessible to the general public through health and wellness blogs. She received her PhD in Molecular Genetics from the University of Toronto and BA in Molecular & Computational Biology from the University of Pennsylvania. Nattha is also a biohacker, Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner, Registered Holistic Nutritionist, certified Superhuman Coach, and Fitness Coach with a focus on women’s health and over 5 years of client experience. Her 14 years in academia focused on the functional genomics of cancer. She has co-authored publications in leading journals such as Cell and Cell Host & Microbes. Currently, she is the CEO of Wellness Medical Writer, the science communication company for the health and wellness industry. Her work has reached and improved the health of over 3 million readers.
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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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A1 vs. A2 Milk And Your Health
Milk is mostly proteins, 80% of which is casein. There are over a dozen different types of casein proteins. The most common are A1 and A2 beta-casein.
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What Does It Mean To Have Optimal Micronutrient Levels
In this article, you will learn:
The five levels of nutrification and the “sweet spot” for optimum performance
How to dial in all your key nutrient levels and feel amazing
The best testing methods to determine and reverse any deficiencies
And much more…
7 Ways To Maximize Metabolism
Have you not been seeing the results you want from your weight loss efforts lately? Maybe you’ve been cutting back on calories, but the scale isn’t budging? So why is that?
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Harmful Negative Effects Of Stress And Trauma
When it comes to BiOptimization, there is no way around managing the effects of stress and trauma on your physiology. However, life is not about eliminating stress, but rather learning how to thrive and succeed despite it. You want to understand how stress and trauma can affect your physiology and learn evidence-based methods for maintaining your health, aesthetics, and performance despite them.
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12 Signs You Have Suboptimal Digestion And How To Re-Optimize Your Gut
In this article, you will learn:
- 12 signs you have suboptimal digestion
- The 5 stages of digestion and how to avoid critical problems in each one
- How to re-optimize your gut
Biological Optimization: How to Achieve Optimal Health and Wellness
In this article, you will learn:
- Why do most approaches to health only lead you to average performance?
- 3 secrets for realizing your full genetic potential for energy, vitality, and aesthetics.
- The 4 biggest enemies that might stop your dreams and health goals.
- And much more...
What is Anti Aging? 10 Aging drivers and how to address them
The biggest battle we all face when it comes to our healthspan and lifespan is aging. It’s built into our DNA. The human body is designed to peak in its late 20s, procreate and then die.
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8 Tips For Optimizing Your Blood Sugar Levels
In this article, you will learn:
- The TRUTH about glucose and how to know if you’re getting enough or too little
- 8 tips to optimize blood glucose level
- Tips to manage insulin resistance
- And much more…
How Long Does Food Take to Digest?
You take a bite of food and swallow it, but the journey doesn’t end there. The stomach does its work to break down the food and turn it into substances…
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How to Optimize Your Sleep Quality and Eliminate Sleep Disruptors
Sleep deprivation is a serious threat to every aspect of your health and can really crumble your overall quality of life.
To overcome sleep deprivation, you must first address the reasons you can’t sleep. In today’s blog post, we will cover the six sleep disruptors and how to combat them.
We live in a remarkably fast-paced world, where we’re constantly pushing ourselves to learn more, to acquire new skills, to evolve, and create the next breakthrough. But we also want to have fun, enjoy what we do, and not feel like we’re missing out or continually having to place life on hold…
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