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The Three Components of Defining Your RMS (Refined Marketing Statement)
Marketing is a critical aspect of growing your business. But if you don’t do it the right way or have proper mentorship, you won’t get any results from it. The term RMS comes from Dan Henry, one of...
Calories Explained: Nutritional Information Everybody Should Know
Often misunderstood, calorie count appears to be the key element of anybody’s diet. But is it really? When you dig deeper into it, it’s apparent that calories are more than just something you...
5 Tips for Lead Generation in the Nutrition Industry
You want to get as many people as possible to sign up for your offer, right? To do that, you need to know how to keep attracting them to your nutrition business. Quality lead generation isn’t an...
What Coaches Can Learn From the Sudden Death of Kobe Bryant
I haven’t blogged in nearly a year yet I felt called back to the keyboard tonight. To be totally fair I’m not even sure that blogging is the right medium to accurately express what I am feeling...
Going Dairy Free
So, you want to go dairy free? Or maybe you already are. There are a lot of reasons why people are voluntarily making the switch now other than being lactose intolerant. Many “alternative health”...
Hirsutism Explained
Squeeze me… baking powder? How the heck do you even say that? Hir·sut·ism (her-se-ˌti-zem) is a condition of excessive body hair on parts of the body where hair doesn’t normally grow in...
Top 5 Mistakes Made When Reading Research
Reading research is a skill. Just like any other skill, it takes time, patience, and practice. More and more content is being put out today with references tagged at the end which seems to increase...
Seasonal Affective Disorder
You know that sad lazy feeling you get on a cloudy rainy day? All you want to do is stay in bed and binge watch Netflix, take a nap (or 2) and make something rich and delicious for dinner. Unless of...
Hormonal Birth Control and Athletic Performance – Part 2
In a recent study, women were asked if they believed their menstrual cycle affected their training and performance. Bruinvels et al. found that out of 90 subjects, 51% answered yes. Dysmenorrhea...