Health Trends: Paleo-Mediterranean Diet, Gut Health, Anti-Inflammatory Foods, Glucose & Insulin Balance, Anti-Aging Foods
Program Titles
- Health Trends: Dispelling the Myths – The Do’s & Dont’s of Optimum Health
- The Gut Brain Connection
- Cooking with One Ingredient Foods
- How to Optimize your Intestinal Tract
- Food as Medicine: The Bacteria Diet
- How to Keep your Energy Levels Stable
- Natural & Easy Ways to Boost Your Immune System
- Antibiotics Gone Wild: How unchecked use in animals can affect us
- Avoiding chicken raised with arsenic, also illegal antibiotics, the antihistamine used in Benadryl, & acetaminophen
Stella Metsovas, B.S., CCN, Clinical Nutritionist, health Innovator, food expert, and media health expert.
Stella is a specialist in Food Science and Human Nutrition, with many years of experience in the health and fitness industries and in private practice.
Named as America’s Health Expert, Stella Metsovas lectures worldwide.
Stella is a leader in all areas related to gut health, the Mediterranean Diet, evolutionary biology, nutrigenomics, epigenetics, metabolomics, and artistically, a culinary presenter of her Paleo Mediterranean Diet.
Stella has worked with corporations of all kinds and companies wishing to enhance the health of their employees–known as corporate wellness.
Cooking demonstrations are also part of Stella’s speaking engagements.
Stella has worked with athletic teams, such as Corona del Mar Women’s Water Polo.
Stella’s clients are companies, publicly traded corporations, the film industry, software developers, banking institutions, sole proprietors, senior care facilities, athletes, and many others.
She is often called upon to revise menu strategies, consult with corporate health programs, and enhance all areas of work production as it relates to health and longevity.
Stella is regularly called on as a media resource; featured as a diet and nutrition expert in People, Glamour, Shape, Redbook, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, AOL, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Fox News, CNN, Good Morning America, Comcast Group, Demand Media…
Woman’s Day named Stella one of “America’s Ultimate Experts”.
Stella works with her global partners as a brand and product expert, as well as coordinating health programs for her corporate clientele.
Stella also serves as Chairman and spokesperson to the World Food Program Committee, a charitable organization that raises support in America for the United Nations World Food Program.
A former National U.S.A. Swimmer, Stella really began her career at age 13, under the top Olympic coaches and swimmers of the U.S. swim team, she competed at the Junior Olympic and National levels. However, after being diagnosed as severely anemic, her performance level quickly declined.
Despite seeking medical attention, Stella’s anemia only continued to worsen – affecting her physiologically and psychologically. After a year of prescriptions for artificial hormones and numerous doctors’ evaluations, Stella’s mother sought other options.
She was referred to a naturopathic physician who diagnosed Stella by evaluating specific markers in stool, blood and urine testing. Within one month treatment with natural modalities, Stella felt remarkably better. Consequently, the decision to pursue a career in the biological sciences was inevitable.
Stella took courses in Physiology, Anatomy, Chemistry, Food Science, and Nutrition. Stella realized that her true passion resided in the Nutritional Sciences.
Stella expects her Diet, known as “The Diet for a Lifetime” that combines evolutionary biology, nutrigenomics and ingredients found throughout the Mediterranean region.
Stella’s book entitled the “Gut Health Manual and Detox” is due for release this year.
Have you experienced the following?
Fatigue, cravings, weight gain, feeling depressed or overwhelmed, headaches, low libido, anxiety, adult acnes, urinary dysfunction, hair loss, irregular periods, erectile dysfunction, fibroids, digestive issues, frequent bloating, gas, diarrhea, constipation or difficulty with bowel movements, food sensitivities or food allergies, stiffness, arthritis, joint pain and muscle stiffness, skin disorders such as dry skin, adult acne, rosacea and psoriasis; poor immune functioning, less stamina than others, cold hands and feet, high cholesterol, sleep apnea, forgetfulness, foggy thinking, inability to loose weight, PMS, osteoporosis, broken/peeling fingernails, ringing in ears, carpal tunnel symptoms, swollen legs, leg cramps, blood pressure issues, sore feet, colitis, and many others….
Good Parenting at the Genetic Level: How Your Diet Affects Your Family
In Health News, by Stella Metsovas. Heard the saying that you are what you eat?
Well, according to scientists, it’s true. But it’s not that simple. Recent studies show that while we are a product of what we eat, we are also a product of what our parents and grandparents ate, too.
Epigenetics
Why exactly are we affected by the dietary choices of our relatives? Scientists say the answer lies in epigenetics. Epigenetics is the study of changes in gene activity due to outside, environmental factors. These changes do not occur in the actual genetic code. Instead, they occur in the cellular material, such as enzymes and proteins, which surround DNA.
Your children and grandchildren can inherit these changes!
The influence of diet and epigenetics has been shown, for example, in children born to mothers during famine, like the WWII famine in the Netherlands. These children, whose mothers faced malnutrition, had increased chances of health problems throughout their lifetimes.
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