The change of seasons can have a substantial effect on our physical and mental health. Depending on the time of year, the seasons can inspire…

When it’s time to prepare a meal, most of us open up our fridge and pantry and get to work, or we make a trip…

What can a Culinary Nutrition Expert do? The short answer: A lot. If you’re considering signing up for the Culinary Nutrition Expert Program, you may…

Herbal medicine can seem daunting, but you are probably using medicinal herbs in more ways than you realize. If you’ve ever brewed a cup of…

Tired of eating the same old, same old breakfasts? We are creatures of habit and sometimes that means falling into a breakfast rut of oatmeal,…

Home cooks often like to spend their time considering what to eat, searching for mouthwatering recipes, visiting grocery stores and markets, prepping meals, and, of…

We tend to pay more attention to our immune system during cold and flu season when germs are swirling around like a tornado. However, it’s…

It’s common for many of us to procrastinate starting new health habits. There are a myriad of reasons why – it doesn’t seem like a…

The winter months are considered cold and flu season, but our immune systems can be susceptible to infections all year long. Consuming cold-fighting foods and…

When it comes to healthy cooking, it’s relatively easy to swap out common allergens or conventional ingredients such as butter, milk, cream, and cheese with…

Honey is a thick, syrupy natural sweetener, and it’s one of the oldest foods in human history. At the Academy of Culinary Nutrition, honey is…

Healthy eating doesn’t have to be pricey. While there are some ingredients that are outrageously expensive, those are often concentrated powders, fancy superfoods, or niche…

Food is a fundamental human need that supports our physical, mental and emotional health and is essential to our survival. It’s also a joy and…