Author: Richard C. Trotter

If there’s one thing Will Bulsiewicz, MD, a gastroenterologist, bestselling author of The Fiber Fueled Cookbook, and U.S. medical director of Zoe, is passionate about—aside from the gut microbiome—it’s coffee. In fact, Dr. Bulsiewicz says it’s one of his two favorite gut-healthy drinks for healthy digestion that he enjoys daily. (Take that, kombucha.) But when we asked Dr. Bulsiewicz for his go-to coffee shop order, he gave us some intel that you can use when making coffee at home. The one ingredient he likes adding to his coffee: “Cinnamon,” he says. “It’s the one ingredient everyone has in their spice…

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Whether you consider yourself skincare-savvy or a novice at best, you’ve probably heard the term “exfoliator” dozens of times. You may have come across an exfoliating routine on your FYP, maybe as a suggestion from your dermatologist, or even labeled on some of your favorite skincare products. No matter where and when you first heard about them, we’re here to tell you that the hype is real: exfoliators truly are the golden ticket to glowing skin. Figuring out the proper exfoliation routine to help you get there, however, requires a delicate balance of methods and products because there are a slew of…

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Your meals just got a whole lot simpler (and tastier)! Between work, family and all the things on our plate both literally and figuratively, we can tend to feel short on time and inspiration in the kitchen. I’ve put together 7 must-try JSHealth one pan dishes that’ll change the way you look at your quick meals – you’ll be making these on repeat. Each recipe is bursting with flavour, comes together in a single pan for minimal cleanup, and is packed with wholesome ingredients to nourish your body.  Read on to discover your next favourite midweek lifesaver. x Jess 1.…

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One of the bonuses of being pregnant—other than welcoming a baby into the world—is not having a period for nine-ish months (no period cramps, yay!). Still, all good things must come to an end. After you give birth, your “time of the month” will return eventually. But when exactly will you get your first period after baby? That’s a little trickier to predict. Everyone’s post-pregnancy body is on a different schedule when it comes to periods (and recovery in general, TBH—just ask our beauty editor about her postpartum skin changes). But learning about the factors that can affect your period…

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May’s astrology has been full of shocks and surprises thus far, as so many planets link up with unpredictable Uranus and transformative Pluto. Luckily, a beacon of light emerges mid-month under the full moon in Sagittarius—also known as the “lucky flower moon”—on May 23 at 9:53 a.m. EDT. Sagittarius is able to acknowledge that there isn’t just one possibility that lies ahead, but a multitude, which can leave you feeling a little more hopeful about what the future holds. Full moons in Sagittarius encourage you to consider others’ perspectives and to push yourself outside of your own comfort zone to…

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On TikTok, people are testing their lower-body strength and mobility with the deceptively difficult “shrimp challenge,” often with fail-tastic results. Taking a knee for this latest viral fitness challenge involves less Smirnoff Ice and probably more falling and laughing. The test doesn’t involve seafood, either. Instead, it’s a take on the shrimp squat, which is a squat executed on one leg, while holding the foot of your other leg up to your butt behind you. The shrimp squat is hard enough, but the shrimp challenge takes it to another level. What is the shrimp challenge? The test first circulated in…

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I’ve jam-packed this chilli with 6 different vegetables. It’s also budget friendly and perfect for meal prep. What more could you want?⁠ x Jess Time to cook: 60⁠ mins, Serves: 8-10 Ingredients: 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil⁠ 1 brown onion, diced⁠ 2 garlic cloves, minced⁠ 2 carrot, diced⁠ 2 celery sticks, diced⁠ 1 cup mushrooms, diced⁠ 500g (17.6oz) beef mince⁠ 1 zucchini, grated⁠ 1 cup corn kernels⁠ 1 400g (14.1oz) tin kidney beans, rinsed & drained⁠ 1 400g (14.1oz) tin black beans, rinsed & drained⁠ 700g (24.7oz) passata⁠ 1 cup water or stock⁠ 3 cups baby spinach⁠ For the spice mix:⁠…

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This dish is the perfect balance of cheesy and tangy! An absolute vegetarian dream packed with warm and smoky flavours, roasted cauli florets, and a generous layer of melty mozzarella and cheddar cheese. Super delicious, fuss-free Mexican that the whole family will love. x Jess Time to cook: 50 mins, Serves: 8, as a side, or 4 as a main  Ingredients: 2 heads cauliflower, broken into florets 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil Spice mix: ½ tbsp paprika, 2 tsp ground cumin, 1 tsp garlic powder, 1 tsp ground coriander, 1 tsp chilli flakes 400g (14.1oz) tin black beans 1…

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With the Well+Good SHOP, our editors put their years of know-how to work in order to pick products (from skin care to self care and beyond) they’re betting you’ll love. While our editors independently select these products, making a purchase through our links may earn Well+Good a commission. Happy shopping! Explore the SHOP Fact: You need to be exfoliating, and often. Any beauty lover knows by now the importance of exfoliation. Doing so regularly helps with all things necessary to have a near-perfect complexion. Think: treating acne, smoothing wrinkles and skin texture, and stimulating collagen production over time. However, sometimes…

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In the U.S., the average age of menopause (i.e., the end of menstruation and thus your reproductive years) is around 51. It’s a good bet, then, that menopause is the last thing on your mind in your 30s. But during this decade, your body may already begin prepping for the transition. After all, the pre-menopausal period—called perimenopause—usually happens somewhere between the ages of 35 and 45. During perimenopause, your hormone levels start to fluctuate. Not only can this mess with your periods, but it may also cause other symptoms—both physical and emotional. Because we’re all unique, this effect varies from…

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