Nutrition Tips for Runners
by Erin Stokes, ND “Whatever the event, nutrition plays a major role in the achievement of various factors that will see a runner or walker take the starting line in the best possible form .”[1] In our holistic practices, we’ll invariably have the opportunity to work with runners, some of whom are high-level, competitive athletes, and […]
The Negative Spiral of Stress
The impact of HPA axis, adrenal hormones and modern lifestyle habits By Jesse Davis, DC Our health often moves in a spiral, advancing either in a positive or negative direction. It’s easier to work out, eat right and make good choices when we are feeling good. When we are sick, or feel tired, it is […]
A Better Solution to Traditional Forms of Iron
by Kevin Lamberg “Iron deficiency is the most common and widespread nutritional disorder in the world. As well as affecting a large number of children and women in developing countries, it is the only nutrient deficiency which is also significantly prevalent in industrialized countries.”[1] In addition to its vital role in the formation of red […]
“Big T” Transparency
by Erin Stokes, ND Transparency. You’ve likely been hearing this word more often lately, but what exactly does it mean? The Merriam-Webster dictionary definition that applies most directly is “characterized by visibility or accessibility of information especially concerning business practices.” Transparency has become a buzzword utilized by many companies these days, so it’s important to […]
Nutrient-rich Food Complexes:The Story of FoodState Nutrients™
The history of FoodState Nutrients™ dates back to a discovery made nearly 80 years ago by Albert Szent-Gyorgyi. Szent-Gyorgi won the Nobel Peace Prize in Medicine “for his discoveries in connection with the biological combustion process with special reference to vitamin C and the catalysis of fumaric acid.” During his acceptance speech on December 10, 1937 in Stockholm, […]
The Power of Beet Root
by Erin Stokes, ND Beetroot has a long history of use, and was first cultivated by the Romans. In Greek mythology, Aphrodite was said to eat beets to retain her beauty. It’s no wonder when you look at the gorgeous crimson color, due to the naturally occurring pigment betacyanin. The doctrine of signatures also points […]
Company Culture at INNATE Response
by Erin Stokes, ND At INNATE Response, we take our company culture to heart. In fact, we created a set of core values to guide our company culture along the way. We realize that being a team made up of a diverse group of individuals, these core values foster a working environment where we can […]
A Multi for Two
By Kevin Lamberg The properties of fruits and vegetables are inherently wise, ideally suited to reveal the best our genetic blueprint has to offer. Our goal at INNATE Response™ has always been to retain the unique properties of fruits and vegetables in our products and build upon their wisdom by delivering essential vitamins and minerals […]
An Update from 2016 Scripps Natural Supplements Conference – Part 1
by Erin Stokes, ND At the end of January, our team at INNATE Response™ joined hundreds of practitioners in San Diego for the 13th Annual Scripps conference – “Natural Supplements: An Evidence-Based Update”. A highlight of the event was Dr. Tieraona Low Dog’s “Life Fortified” keynote, during which she outlined the case for dietary supplements […]
What You Need to Know about Choosing a Probiotic Supplement
by Kevin Lamberg What makes a probiotic formula stand above and outperform the others? Nowadays, almost every company offers a version of a probiotic supplement. At first glance, the differences between them appear small, and the most important differentiator for some practitioners can be as simple as familiarity with the company offering the product. After […]
