Low-grade chronic inflammation can influence hormonal balance, metabolic health, immune function, and long-term patient outcomes, often presenting through subtle symptoms before progressing to more significant disease. In this discussion with Dr. Steve Jackson, Dr. Cassie Smith, an endocrinologist and the founder of Modern Endocrine in Oklahoma City, explores how nutrition shapes immune readiness and inflammatory balance. Explore strategies for identifying inflammatory patterns, engaging patients in meaningful lifestyle changes, and integrating nutrition-focused interventions into everyday practice.

Healthy aging begins long before the onset of disease or functional decline, and nutrition plays a key role. In this conversation with Dr. Shelina Ramnarine, Dr. AnnAlisa Behling examines how nutrition influences healthspan across every stage of life, with practical insights on supporting musculoskeletal health, cognitive resilience, metabolic function, and healthy aging through targeted dietary strategies. Dr. Behling is the owner of Nature's Path Medical Center in Michigan.

Not all supplements are created equal, and understanding nutraceutical quality is essential to achieving meaningful clinical outcomes. Tune in as Ms. Elizabeth DiMeo and Dr. Shelina Ramnarine examine the factors that can influence the effectiveness of supplementation strategies and explore the evolving role of evidence-based nutraceuticals in preventive care. Ms. DiMeo is a clinical nutritionist and Director of Education at EVEXIAS Health Solutions.

The gut may be one of the most important—and most overlooked—drivers of overall health. It can influence everything from inflammation and hormone balance to mood, metabolism, and chronic disease risk. As more clinicians take a preventive, whole-person approach to care, supporting the gut microbiome through nutrition and lifestyle changes is becoming an increasingly valuable way to address the root causes of patient symptoms before they progress. Joining Dr. Shelina Ramnarine to explore the growing role of gut health in preventive care is Dr. Terri DeNeui, a board-certified nurse practitioner and the Founder and Chief Science Officer of EVEXIAS Health Solutions.

Menopause is a major physiological transition that can reshape metabolic health, inflammation, bone strength, and overall resilience in ways that may impact long-term outcomes. With hormone shifts influencing multiple body systems at once, nutrition and lifestyle interventions are gaining attention as important tools for supporting healthier aging and improving quality of life during this stage. In this episode of NutritionEdge, Dr. Shelina Ramnarine sits down with Dr. Terri DeNeui to explore a more proactive approach to menopause care. Dr. DeNeui is a certified nurse practitioner and the Founder and Chief Science Officer of EVEXIAS Health Solutions.

Despite being mainly viewed as supportive care, nutrition could make a big difference in addressing metabolic dysfunction, inflammation, and chronic disease progression, emerging evidence suggests. Hear Ms. Jessica Clancy-Strawn in conversation with Dr. Shelina Ramnarine as they examine how earlier nutrition intervention and stronger collaboration with dietitians may help improve patient outcomes and support more proactive, whole-person care. Ms. Clancy-Strawn is a registered dietitian specializing in kidney health and chronic disease prevention in Houston, Texas.

Countless children across the nation are picky eaters, and families are on the lookout for effective solutions. With that in mind, Dr. Megan Pesch joins Kathy King to discuss her recent study on picky eaters and her insights on this common dilemma.

Countless children across the nation are picky eaters, and families are on the lookout for effective solutions. With that in mind, Dr. Megan Pesch joins Kathy King to discuss her recent study on picky eaters and her insights on this common dilemma.

Joining Kathy King to discuss the possible benefits and precautions of using supplemental doses of vitamin D to help fight COVID-19 is Dr. Teresa Pangan, a registered dietitian, health counselor, and keynote speaker.

Joining Kathy King to discuss the possible benefits and precautions of using supplemental doses of vitamin D to help fight COVID-19 is Dr. Teresa Pangan, a registered dietitian, health counselor, and keynote speaker.