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A Microbiome is Born: Unique Tools for Baby and Mom

When I became pregnant 13 years ago for the first time, I never would have imagined delivering by cesarean section. I had recently finished a hypnobirthing class and would have gladly birthed at home if my husband was on board.

Supporting the Body Through a Respiratory Virus – A Holistic Nutrition Perspective

As holistic nutrition professionals, we work day-to-day with our clients offering nutritional support when they contract a respiratory virus.  NANP Professional Member, Mary Beth Gudewicz, was recently faced with her own respiratory illness and utilized the following treatments to help her move through the life of the virus.

What does it mean to pursue your passion?

It likely starts with risk. For me, it started in January 2020 when I admitted to myself how miserable I was at my lucrative, corporate day job that involved carpet fibers - anything but holistic nutrition. I had reached a point in life where I could no longer keep...

The Benefits of Regenerative Ranching

Chloe Parker explains how well-managed cattle (and the practice of regenerative ranching) are our best chance at improving soil health and sequestering carbon. Nutritionally-speaking, red meat is also a superfood, rich in high-quality protein, vitamins and minerals.

What Your Clients Really Hunger For

Author Danielle Brooks explore the question: “If you had the chance to be bored in the positive sense, what would you be inspired or compelled to do? What would it say about the essence of who you are? How could positive boredom help your clients?”

What’s Your Story?

What’s Your Story?

by Nicole Hodson, Executive Director, NANP If you’re like me, you’re already thinking about the Thanksgiving holiday next week. You're looking forward to the warmth of time with family and friends, and (of course) the delicious food. In anticipation of the holiday,...

Strengthening Our NANP Partnerships

Strengthening Our NANP Partnerships

by Lisa Powers, Development Specialist, NANP I’m pretty excited to be writing my first article for the NANP. It’s been just over two months since I joined the team, and during that time I’ve been struck by the passion and dedication of our members in the field of...

Knowledge Is a Gift

Knowledge Is a Gift

Once, a dear friend contacted me from the emergency room. He’s kind of a tough guy, so he doesn’t like talking about his health issues (I’m sure you know someone like that too). He admitted that he’d been plagued with terrible digestive issues and needed help. In...

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