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Practical, Evidence-Based Nutrition Strategies to Prevent Cardiovascular Disease
Despite advances in cardiovascular care, heart disease remains the leading cause of death—driven in large part by lifestyle-related risk factors like obesity, diabetes, and hypertension. And at the center of it all? Nutrition. Fewer than 10% of U.S. adults meet basic dietary guidelines, and the consequences are showing up in our labs, our energy, and our longevity.
Let’s break down the most effective dietary patterns for preventing atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD)—from Mediterranean to DASH—and offers practical strategies for cholesterol, blood pressure, and metabolic health.
Are Seed Oils Bad for You?
Are seed oils truly harmful, or just misunderstood? Lets break down the latest research on omega-6s, inflammation, and cooking practices to help you make informed decisions. Learn which oils support heart health, which to use with care, and how to restore balance with anti-inflammatory omega-3s.
The Direct-Care Approach to Obesity
Traditional obesity care often relies on outdated methods, leaving many feeling frustrated and unheard. At Well Endocrinology, I take a different approach—one that focuses on metabolic health, precision medicine, and long-term wellness. If you're ready to move beyond generic weight loss advice and get real, personalized care, it’s time to rewrite your hormonal health story.
Rewriting your health story
Your health story is still being written—but are you the one holding the pen? Too often, people feel stuck, struggling with fatigue, weight gain, or fear of family health history. The good news? Your future isn’t determined by chance—it’s shaped by the choices you make today. Let’s take a proactive, precision approach to metabolism, hormones, and heart health, so you can take control and thrive for years to come.
PCOS and Mental Health in South Asians
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) affects millions of women worldwide, but for South Asian women, its challenges are uniquely intertwined with genetic predispositions, cultural expectations, and lifestyle factors. This blog explores the connection between PCOS and mental health, highlighting why South Asian women face higher risks of insulin resistance, depression, and anxiety. Discover evidence-based strategies for nutrition, exercise, and stress management tailored to your needs—and take the first step toward breaking the cycle of PCOS.