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Trevor Connor, M.S.

The Best (and Worst) Foods for Digestive Health
Trevor Connor, M.S.
Eating grains can lead to leaky gut. Here’s why, and the best foods to eat to repair your digestive barrier.
Avoiding and Treating Chronic Illness with The Paleo Diet
Trevor Connor, M.S.
A poor diet is a known contributor to many chronic illnesses such as cancer, autoimmune disease, and heart disease.
Feast of the Seven Fishes
Andrea Dehnke and Isabella Mead
Try the Feast of the Seven Fishes this Christmas Eve with our Paleo menu.
How to Promote Clear Skin with The Paleo Diet
Isabella Mead
You could rid yourself of acne and find glowing skin with The Paleo Diet! See how to get clear skin through careful food choices.
The Connection Between Diet and Autoimmune Disease
Trevor Connor, M.S.
Grains and nightshades contain lectins, which can cause inflammation and can lead to autoimmune diseases.
Supporting Regenerative Agriculture with The Paleo Diet®
Mark J. Smith, Ph.D.
Learn about regenerative agriculture and how a Paleo diet can support these sustainable agricultural practices.
How to Protect Yourself Against Indoor Air Pollution
Hannah Richards
Poor indoor air quality can adversely affect our health; here’s what to do about it.
How to Cook Squash
Jess Case
There are as many types of squashes as there are ways to cook them. Our guide explains which varieties are best for what dishes, with recipes to get you started.
What Is Ube and How to Cook It
Isabella Mead
This eye-catching root veggie looks fun, but what does ube taste like and is it healthy?
Cooking with Different Types of Apples
Jess Case
Explore the different types of apples and how to choose the best ones for baking, cooking, and salads.
How Evolution Shaped the Human Diet
Trevor Connor, M.S.
Our modern diet of processed foods clashes with our genes. Here’s how to return to a diet that will help you thrive instead.
Spooky Ingredients to Watch Out for in Candy
Andrea Dehnke
Don’t be afraid to indulge a bit on Halloween, but beware certain ingredients that can be harmful when consumed in excess.
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