Eat Your Colors
Improve your health and avoid chronic conditions simply by eating your colors. Food phytochemicals hold the key to vibrance, health and long life. Find out more about eating your colors.
Welcome
Welcome to my new blog site. The updated design and plan of my new website will make it easier to keep you informed of the latest items of interest in nutrition science. Many of you have been following my work for years and I am extremely pleased to have this new vehicle for providing the latest information, products and services. A fun new addition to my family and my blog site is Jordy’s corner.” This blog will offer tips on pet nutrition and other matters – straight from my puppy’s sources.
Marcia Zimmerman
Seasonal Preparedness for the Stuffy Nose Ahead
January 12, 2012
Flu is a fact of life: sooner or later everyone, at the most inconvenient time, is bound to get sick. Whether it’s before a big presentation or a marathon, our daily activities don’t slow down and step aside so that …
Belly Fat Blues
January 1, 2012
Seven Keys to Unlock Secrets of Long Term Weight ManagementO.K., so you know that it takes burning 3500 calories to lose a pound of fat. That drives most of us to look for the perfect pill or weight loss …
DHEA May Boost Sex Life in Postmenopausal Women
December 20, 2011
A small new study has shown that the adrenal gland hormone dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) may be able to help a woman’s menopausal symptoms, as well as giving her a better sex life.
For 12 months, Italian researchers followed 48 women, aged …
Healing Colorful Foods
October 7, 2011
Scientists are just now beginning to understand the medicinal impacts of phytonutrients and why eating foods that contain them may be our greatest preventive tool against cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and obesity. But for centuries traditional healers have taught color-coded …
Skin Wrinkles Related to Bone Loss?
September 27, 2011
Peri-menopause and menopause are marked by a reduction in estrogen production and the skin is the largest non-reproductive organ in the body that utilizes estrogen. It’s not surprising then, that skin changes post-menopause are one of the most unwelcome, yet …


