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Electrolytes Explained: The Missing Piece of the Hydration Puzzle
Discover why electrolytes are the missing piece of the hydration puzzle. Learn how electrolytes optimize hydration and support your health.

Madison Morris, MS, RDN
15 hours ago5 min read


Hydration Reimagined: Which Fluids Count (and How to Make Water Enjoyable)
Discover how to make water enjoyable and learn which fluids count towards hydration. Explore flexible hydration strategies for a healthier you!

Madison Morris, MS, RDN
Jan 75 min read


On Pointe Living: Hydration Challenge
A Month-Long Hydration Challenge for Real Life Water is essential to life and foundational to nearly every function in the body — from transporting nutrients and oxygen to temperature regulation, circulation, cognition, cushioning joints, digestion, electrolyte balance, waste management, physical performance, and more. In fact, ~ 60% of your body is made of water , and staying hydrated supports its functions and performance. Hydration is often oversimplified into rigid rules

Madison Morris, MS, RDN
Dec 316 min read


Tracy's Chicken Fiesta Soup
If you’re craving something warm, nourishing, and full of color, you can thank my mom for this one. In my family, we grew up eating this soup every year. It's safe to say you'll thank yourself for giving Tracy's Chicken Fiesta Soup a place in your fall and winter soup rotation. It’s comforting, refreshing, aromatic, great for batch prep, layered with flavors, packs some gentle heat, and also soothes sore throats during cold season. Soup season has arrived! Why You’ll Love Thi

Madison Morris, MS, RDN
Nov 27, 20253 min read


Rx: Tomatoes (From Feared Fruit to Nutritional and Culinary Powerhouse)
Discover the journey of the tomato from feared fruit to nutritional powerhouse. Learn why tomatoes are now a health promotion and culinary staple.

Madison Morris, MS, RDN
Nov 20, 20254 min read


The Poison Apple Then and Now: What Tomatoes Teach Us About Food Fears
Once feared as deadly “poison apples,” tomatoes reveal how food myths and fears form—and how curiosity can heal our relationship with eating.

Madison Morris, MS, RDN
Oct 13, 20256 min read
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