The Clinical Journal
Fibermaxxing and Gut Health: Is Eating More Fiber Actually Better?
The latest trend is called fibermaxxing. It encourages people to intentionally increase the amount of fiber they eat through foods. Does eating more fiber automatically mean better gut health?
Mental Fitness | Build a Stronger, Healthier Mind
Discover what mental fitness is, why it matters and the daily habits that support focus, resilience, memory and long-term brain health.
Summer Sugar Cravings: How Excess Sugar Can Affect You
Research shows that high intake of added sugar may influence energy regulation, oxidative stress and processes involved in aging biology when consumed frequently over time.
The New Science of Thyroid Health: Why Experts Are Looking Beyond TSH
If your TSH fell within the “normal” range, many patients were told their thyroid was fine, even when symptoms persist. But newer research is changing the conversation.
Collagen: What the Science Actually Shows
Collagen is often marketed as a “beauty supplement” but clinically, that’s an oversimplification. The real mechanism is this: Effective collagen supplementation is not just about adding collagen, it’s about stimulating your body to rebuild it. This distinction is supported by research on bioactive collagen peptides, which act as signaling molecules that influence skin, connective tissue and systemic repair.
The Link Between Diabetes and Mental Health
The Color Prescription: Clinical Benefits of Colorful Fruits and Vegetables
Eating a wide variety of colorful fruits and vegetables—commonly referred to as “eating the rainbow”—is widely recommended by nutritionists and healthcare professionals for optimal health.
Combating Inflammation Throughout the Body Naturally
Chronic inflammation is increasingly recognized as a key underlying factor in many serious health conditions, including arthritis, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and neurodegenerative disorders...
The Myth About Type 2 Diabetes and Fruit
Many people with Type 2 Diabetes believe they shouldn’t—or can’t—eat fruit, but the information here will help clear up this myth.











