Fiber intake is important for heart health as well as bowel regularity. In her newest blog, holistic pharmacist Sherry Torkos, co-author of Saving Women’s Hearts, explains that fiber: 1. Helps promote healthy cholesterol levels, particularly the LDL (bad) cholesterol. 2. Helps support normal, healthy blood…
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Prebiotics, such as those found in Sunfiber, nourish and stimulate the growth and activity of beneficial bacteria in the gut. Probiotics, found in some yogurts, are live micro-organisms that may confer a health benefit. In her latest blog, holistic pharmacist Sherry Torkos provides a clear…
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Why is Sunfiber on holistic pharmacist Sherry Torkos’ list of travel musts? Because no one wants constipation or diarrhea, especially while they are away from home. During her interview on San Diego Living, Torkos explained that Sunfiber regulates both occasional diarrhea and constipation, something you…
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If traveling takes you away from your routine diet, it may lead to constipation and diarrhea. There’s no need for digestive issues to ruin your vacation! Holistic pharmacist Sherry Torkos told San Diego Fox 5 Morning News viewers to eat probiotic yogurt, high-fiber snacks, stay…
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Certified personal trainer Johnny Gillespie knows that if you feel sluggish, then you’re less motivated to work out. In his latest blog, he talks about various factors that may contribute to digestive issues including dehydration and diet. While increasing your fruit and vegetable intake is…
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Salt Lake City-based KUTV viewers learned that fiber may support the brain by regulating blood sugar levels. As Dr. Jonny Bowden explained, “When you have high blood sugar, you have high insulin and that causes all kinds of problems from dementia to Alzheimer’s.” Bowden steered…
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People may know that fiber aids digestion and weight loss, but ABC’s Good Things Utah viewers learned that it also may promote brain health. “When blood sugar goes up too quickly, it’s a really bad thing for the brain,” explained nutritionist Dr. Jonny Bowden. Fiber…
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The salty and sweet foods that kids love rarely provide them with enough fiber, leading to tummy troubles that can make getting to school challenging. During an interview with CHCH, holistic pharmacist and best-selling author Sherry Torkos shared her secret weapon with Ontario viewers: an…
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WFLX TV viewers in Palm Beach, Florida recently got some unexpected brain health news. An expert appearing on Fox Morning News reported that fiber is important for their brains. Most adults only consume about half of the fiber that their bodies need, prompting Rogue Nutritionist…
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