Healthy Reads is a collection of practical, science-backed articles on eating well and feeling better — covering nutrition, stress and burnout, sleep, hormones and menopause, healthy habits, and natural ways to relax. Written by Catherine Polet, a certified holistic nutrition health coach, each one is here to give you clear, realistic steps you can use straight away — no fads, no guilt, no extremes. Browse by topic below, or just start reading.
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Primary food: having happy relationships
Having happy relationships is part of primary food and healthy living. We now know that people with strong social ties are mentally, emotionally, and physically healthier than people who are socially isolated.
While happy relationships are beneficial in many ways, unhappy relationships can create stress and anxiety, which can manifest themselves in different ways, such as headaches, sleep disorders, digestive disorders, etc.
Nurture yourself this spring with primary foods
Just look at Mother Nature and imitate her to have more balance and vitality.
Far too many of us create stress, self-criticism and self-sabotage due to weight gain during the winter, which creates shame, guilt and inner pressure. Even if you follow a diet or make changes, your action comes from a place that doesn't love itself, these changes don't last, and you create more stress, not less. Don't fall into one of these self-sabotaging traps and take care of yourself with the following tips.
Is Dance the New Yoga?
Dance is one of the most joyful ways there is to move your body. And since movement is a true pillar of health, finding a way you love to move matters. Could dance be yours?

