Author: Corinne Furnari PA, CDN

A woman’s face is split down the middle, with one half in grayscale and the other in warm, vibrant color. On the grayscale side, a blister pack of birth control pills and chemical formulas appear in the background. On the color side, a silhouetted couple stands close together in front of a glowing background with a DNA helix. The design symbolizes the biological and emotional effects of hormonal contraception on attraction.

February 25, 2026

The Birth Control Pill and Attraction: A Modern Shift

Understanding the link between the birth control pill and attraction is vital to explaining modern shifts in relationship dynamics. In 2009, economists identified a…Read the article
Bioidentical vs. Synthetic Hormones: What Your Brain Knows About Hormone Balance

January 18, 2026

Bioidentical vs. Synthetic Hormones

What Your Brain Knows About Hormones: Beyond the Hot Flash For decades, the conversation around menopause has centered on hot flashes, leaving the complexities…Read the article
Infographic titled '4 KEYS TO A HAPPIER, HEALTHIER YOU'. It features four panels: 'Create a Clear Vision' regarding visualizing success; 'Focus on Do, Not Don't' explaining that approach-oriented goals are more successful than avoidance ones; 'Feel Your Feelings Fully' about processing emotions without resistance; and 'Make Connection Your Priority' highlighting relationships as predictors of longevity and health.

December 30, 2025

Beyond Resolutions: A Practitioner’s Guide to Achieving Long-Term Health Goals

Introduction: The Annual Ritual of Failure (and How to Change It) Every year, as the calendar turns, millions of us engage in a familiar…Read the article
Calf muscle and insulin resistance

November 17, 2025

Your Gastrocnemius: The Overlooked Powerhouse of Insulin Sensitivity

Do the calves play a role in insulin sensitivity? The gastrocnemius muscle, the prominent superficial muscle of the posterior calf, is often appreciated primarily…Read the article
Two light bulbs symbolize brain fog

November 2, 2025

Your Brain Isn’t Broken: Understanding Brain Fog as a Survival Signal

Introduction: Reframing Brain Fog Brain fog… We’ve all experienced that frustration: our brains chug along on dialup, something hijacks our thoughts, or we push…Read the article