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All the resources you might need to learn more about Dr. Heather Moday and the Moday Center.

Featured Appearances

Healthy Living

February 22, 2022

LIVE with Kelly and Ryan

February 2, 2022

The Dr. Ward Bond Show

January 31, 2022

Podcasts & Audio

Capital Integrative Health Podcast

April 26, 2022

Keeping It Real: Conversations with Jillian Michaels

April 18, 2022

Reach MD: COVID-19 On the Frontlines

April 18, 2022

The Darin Olien Show

April 6, 2022

Body Signals, a Signos Podcast

March 28, 2022

LifeBlood

March 14, 2022

Preferred Radio

February 10, 2022

Talk Healthy Today

February 7, 2022

The Glow Life

February 1, 2022

The Louie b. Free Show

January 27, 2022

Chiquis and Chill

January 3, 2022

The mindbodygreen Podcast

December 15, 2021

Food Issues with Julie Revelant

November 23, 2021

The mindbodygreen Podcast

September 19, 2019

Articles

How to Add More Calcium to Your Diet

Nicole Pajer for Shondaland
April 13, 2022

You’re probably not getting enough of this bone-strengthening, heart-regulating mineral. Here are more than 15 different ways to upgrade your nutritional routine.

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Health Debunked: Can You Actually Catch a Cold From Cold Weather?

Lindsay Boyers for Good RX
April 5, 2022

“Bundle up so you don’t catch a cold.” It’s advice you’ve probably heard more than once. But is it true? Can you actually catch a cold from cold weather? Here, we’ll look at where that claim came from and what the experts and science say about it.

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4 Signs You May Have a Weak Immune System—And What to Do About it, According to an Immunologist

Heather Moday for CNBC: Make It
April 2, 2022

Prioritizing your immune system has never been more important, especially with the highly contagious Omicron subvariant, BA.2, that is helping to drive another surge of Covid cases around the world.

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12 Health Benefits of Ginger

Donna Christiano for The Checkup by Single Care
March 31, 2022

Ginger isn’t just for stir-fries. Inside the plant’s gnarly, knobby roots (called rhizomes) are body-boosting antioxidants (molecules that ward off cell damage), anti-inflammatories, and germ-busting antimicrobial agents. Studies suggest these good-for-you substances can do everything from fighting nausea and chronic inflammation to warding off infection and pain—and maybe even cancer.

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5 Reasons Your Farts Smell So Bad And What to Do About It

Kelly Burch for Insider
March 7, 2022

Farting is entirely normal, and most people pass gas 5-15 times a day.  “Most of it is odor-free and undetectable,” says Heather Moday, MD, founder of the Moday Center, a functional medicine practice.

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A Doctor Shares the 5 ‘Magical Superfoods’ She Always Adds to Her Diet ‘For a Strong Immune System’

Heather Moday for CNBC: Make It
March 5, 2022

There are a number of ways your lifestyle can enhance your immune system, but one of the most important is eating the right foods. 

So how do we choose?

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‘Cold Plunges’ Are Taking Over Our Social Media Feeds—but What Are the Benefits?

Kaitlin Vogel for Parade
March 4, 2022

Chances are you’ve seen an Instagram or TikTok reel of someone jumping into freezing cold water, also called a “cold plunge.” Since it’s still pretty cold in most parts of the country, you’re probably wondering why on earth someone would subject themselves to such a trend—but you may also be wondering about cold plunge benefits.

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Why Do We Sneeze?

Rebecca Strong for Health
February 17, 2022

We all know the feeling: It usually starts with a peculiar tickle in your nose, quickly building to an explosive and satisfying blast out of your mouth and nose. But why do we sneeze?

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A Nutritionist Shares the Cooking Spice She ‘Always Keeps in the Kitchen’ for a Strong, Healthy Immune System

Lindsey DeSoto for CNBC: Make It
February 11, 2022

As a nutritionist, my go-to culinary spice out of nature’s apothecary is turmeric, especially because of its immune-supportive effects. In fact, it’s a cooking ingredient that I always keep in the kitchen. This spice comes from a bright yellow-orange root that is not just a staple in Indian cooking, but contains a magical compound called curcumin.

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How To Sleep Better If You Have A COVID Infection

Sydni Ellis for HuffPost
February 2, 2022

Every muscle in my back, hips and legs ached. I was shaking and shivering uncontrollably, despite the three blankets I was buried under. My head throbbed, my throat was scratchy and I felt downright miserable — my breakthrough COVID-19 infection was no joke.

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Eat Your Way To Calm With These 15 Cortisol-Reducing Foods

Colleen Travers for MindBodyGreen
January 21, 2022

If you’ve ever felt stressed (and as we look back over the past few years it’s likely that we’re all feeling varying amounts of it), you know that takes a toll mentally and physically. This is no coincidence.

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This is the ‘Worst Food Ingredient for Your Immune System’—Especially During Covid, Says Immunologist

Heather Moday for CNBC: Make It
January 15, 2022

When the first wave of Covid hit the U.S., it became clear that the majority of patients being placed on ventilators had a series of underlying conditions. Among those were metabolic disorders like obesity and diabetes, both of which have been surging in the U.S. over the past few years. A question that puzzled people at the beginning of the pandemic was: Why does diabetes make it harder to fight a respiratory virus?

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How Bad Is It Really to Let Your Pet Sleep in Your Bed?

Madeleine Burry for LIVESTRONG
January 15, 2022

About a third of people in the U.S. are allergic to cats and dogs (with cat allergies more common), according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. If you’re one of that group, allowing your pet in the bedroom means about eight hours of exposure to allergens, says immunologist Heather Moday, MD, author of ​The Immunotype Breakthrough​. “Breathing in this level of allergens all night long can cause nasal congestion, sinus inflammation and airway irritation if you have asthma,” Dr. Moday says. That makes it harder to get restful sleep, and means you’ll wake up stuffy and tired in the morning, she says.

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Building A Strong Immune System During Pregnancy by Dr. Heather Moday

Heather Moday for Your Zen Mama
January 14, 2022

Staying healthy during pregnancy and bringing an immunologically strong baby into the world has always been top of mind for mamas-to-be but even more so in the past years of the pandemic. The good news is that we know a lot more now about how to best strengthen the immune system of mother and baby during pregnancy.

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10 At-Home Tests That Will Help You Take Control of Your Health in 2022

Lesley Chen for Well + Good
January 10, 2022

The past couple of years has made us aware of our health, and many of us are trying to understand how to improve it. And because Googling any symptoms isn’t exactly scientific or recommended, there are a number of at-home health tests available now that can measure everything from your DNA to gut health to hormones. For the most part, these tests are designed to give you a snapshot at a specific point in time, so while they shouldn’t be used in place of seeing a doctor, they can provide information about your body (and what’s going on inside it). Ahead, find ten expert-recommended at-home tests to help you take control of your health this year.

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Allergic to Your Christmas Tree? Here’s What an Allergist Suggests You Do

Hannah Schneider for Well + Good
December 22, 2021

Christmas trees bring exciting surprises, like presents you rest beneath them and the myriad ornaments they collect throughout the years. However, they can also bring a peskier surprise: If you get a real fir tree for your living room, you can experience allergy symptoms as a result. Below, an allergist breaks down how to tell if you’re allergic to your Christmas tree. Don’t worry; there are a handful of things you can do to prevent allergies from completely ‘grinching’ your holiday season.

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How Dandelion Tea May Help Relieve Bloating, Support Bone Health, and More, According to Experts

Erin Heger for Insider
December 3, 2021

Most people recognize dandelions as the yellow flowering weed that pops up in lawns and gardens. But this plant, officially known as Taraxacum officinale, has long been used in herbal medicine for its health benefits.

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Why Hangovers Get Worse as You Age, and What to Do About It

Krissy Brady for LIVESTRONG
November 20, 2021

The only thing worse than a fun night of cocktails coming to an end is the morning after: when your mouth is as dry as the Sahara, your head feels like it’s being used as a bass drum and your insides are churning. You’re no stranger to being hungover, but that’s the thing — why do hangovers now feel ​so much worse​ compared to when you were younger?

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Breakfast Habits That Help With Weight Loss, Say Experts

Lindsay Tigar for Eat This, Not That!
November 13, 2021

Most people think they need to eat before working out in the morning. Yet for most of us, this is not true, according to Dr. Heather Moday, an author and an integrative functional medicine physician. How come? We have plenty of stored glycogen—fuel to get us through a moderate workout of 30 to 60 minutes—from our dinner the night before.

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If You’re Having Anal Sex, It Might Be Time To Start Thinking About Your Butt Microbiome

Gabrielle Kassel for Well + Good
November 10, 2021

Anal sex is the air-fryer of sex acts. Lately, it seems everyone is trying and swearing by it. For good reason: It can be so pleasurable that some sexuality professionals think it has the power to close the orgasm gap. But while more people trying anal play is indisputably a good thing—you get an anal orgasm!—people who have anal sex might want to think about their anal microbiome.

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Celebrities Love Their Oversized Water Bottles, But How Much Water Do We Really Need to Drink? An Expert Weighs In.

Kaitlin Reilly for Yahoo! Life
November 9, 2021

Olivia Wilde recently told Vogue that she makes sure she gets her H20 in by carrying around a water bottle everywhere, while former NFL quarterback Troy Aikman declared on Instagram that drinking one to two gallons of water a day was the “best” and “easiest” thing he’s done for his health. Stars like Kendall Jenner, Lucy Hale, and Dakota Johnson have all been spotted strolling with a huge water bottle in hand. Celebrities celebrating hydration, however, can make one wonder exactly how much focus we should be putting on water in our own lives.

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Best Self-Help Books to Improve Every Area of Your Life

Perri O. Blumberg for Men’s Journal
October 27, 2021

If we had a dollar for every self-help book we meant to pick up recently, but got distracted by, uh, the world exploding, we’d have enough Amazon credits to buy Eckhart Tolle’s entire library. Instead, we recommend you actually pick up one (or all 20) of the below. Then, make it your mission to read it cover-to-cover. With the best self-help books around, a happier, healthier you is only a few easy chair sessions away.

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