The Importance of Proper Nutrition and Product Certifications with Amber Lynn Vitale, BA, CN from The Holistic Navigator

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An episode from The Holistic Navigator. This is not to diagnosis or treat any disease/illness. Consult your physician before taking supplements or medications OR before you stop taking medications. This is for entertainment/informational purposes only!

The world of dietary supplements, organic and non-GMO foods, and nutrition can be complex and confusing. People are often left with more questions than they began with when beginning to research “how to get healthy.” Are we able to trust every claim on the label? Is it really that important to find whole food sourced supplements and organic food? Where should I look to find TRUSTWORTHY information?

Meet Amber: On this week’s episode we talk with Garden of Life Regional Educator, Amber Lynn Vitale. Amber is a certified nutritionist, Ayurveda specialist, and many of her years of practice have been in conjunction with functional medicine specialists. Amber and Ed speak about the importance of critical thinking concerning supplements, the benefits of whole food supplements, and how a consumer can cut through the marketing and find effective products that will be beneficial for their health. Part 2 of this conversation will be available next week!

Some Points We Discuss: What questions should we be asking ourselves as we consider what is going on with our health and how to optimize it? (5:00) Where do we start looking for quality nutritional products? (13:40)

Some Key Takeaways From This Episode: We really have to get back to this concept of critical thinking to figure out what is going on with our health and how to vet products to help us along the way. (7:05) The difference between shopping online and shopping in a store where you actually have people to talk to about making your choices and that's extremely important. (14:22) Healing is as much an art as a science. (19:33)

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