
If I had a nickel for every person who said “I’m just so tired…” Wait a sec. I do have a nickel for everyone who says that. And that’s because it’s one of the top reasons people visit their doctor. Fatigue is ubiquitous, you guys. If I could bottle energy, I could retire right now and […]
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Yesterday was Daffodil Day–which means it was the big day for cancer awareness in Canada, as designated by the Canadian Cancer Society. I was honoured to be invited, for the occasion, to appear on Breakfast Television Vancouver to talk about cancer. Specifically, we focused on ways you can protect yourself from cancer. Click this link to watch the segment. […]
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April is Cancer Awareness Month. (Watch for me on Breakfast Television in Vancouver on Friday morning, we’re talking about cancer prevention!) Here, I’ve rounded up a few delicious things that can help you prevent cancer. Feast on these: Garlic Garlic is bursting with phytonutrients and antioxidants. Several large studies have found that people who eat more garlic have a lower risk […]
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I know–when life is throwing you curveballs, your impulse is to bee-line for the freezer (chocolate chip cookie dough Haagen-Dazs, anyone?) or the snack cupboard (hello, Sea Salt & Vinegar Kettle chips…). But that’s not going to make anything better. Especially not your coronary arteries. Or your muffin top. So I’ve rounded up some healthier options–and snack […]
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I was not what you would call “a runner”. It’s not that I hadn’t tried. At various points in my life (usually after a spell of too much lasagne/baked-brie-with-cranberries/caramel macchiatos…), I tried running. But it was always like banging my head against a brick wall–it only felt good when it stopped. I would always give up after […]
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People bat around the word superfood pretty blithely these days, which is easy, because there’s no real definition. Scientists tend to use the term “functional food” (meaning: food which provides a clinically proven and documented health benefit) but it’s not quite as sexy, is it? Anyway, I like the term superfood, but I try to reserve […]
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Most people experience stress at one time or another. So how do you cope? Many of us feel somewhat powerless in the face of stress, especially if it’s due to circumstances we can’t change. Does that mean you just have to suffer? No way. What you need is a strategy. Over on Yummy Mummy Club, I […]
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Most of us (me included) don’t have great posture. We slump in our chairs, we hunch over smartphones, we don’t stand as straight as we should. And it’s a problem that’s not going to get better anytime soon. Computers, iPhones, sedentary desk jobs…they all conspire to keep us slouching through our day. And here are some of […]
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At the moment I’m reading The How of Happiness, by Sonja Lyubomirsky. Lyubomirsky has a Ph.D. in social psychology from Stanford and has spent her entire academic career researching nothing but happiness. (Which I think is a pretty freaking awesome thing to do for your life’s work, don’t you?) Anyway, she develops 12 specific strategies, backed by research (not just […]
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Some years slip by without leaving a mark. They are so unmemorable that you can’t think of one significant thing that happened. Others… change everything. These are the years that transform the trajectory of your life. If you want 2026 to be the year you look back on and say, “That’s when my life truly […]
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You know what you want. You’ve set the goals, made the vision board, and detailed your entire plan. So why do you keep slipping backHow many times have you tried to change, only to quit as soon as things got tough? We’ve all done it, myself included… many times. But the reason we quit isn’t […]
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You know what you want. You’ve set the goals, made the vision board, and detailed your entire plan. So why do you keep slipping back into the same patterns you swore you’d outgrow? It’s not because you’re lazy, lacking discipline, or flawed. In this article, I’m going to break down the real reason you keep […]
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Most people believe that they fail to build new habits because they’re not motivated or disciplined enough. But that’s not the real problem. After 20 years as a doctor and a coach, working with hundreds of people on personal development, I’ve seen the same pattern over and over… and it has nothing to do with […]
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There was a time when I was working full-time as a family doctor. I had two healthy boys, a beautiful home, and all the stability I had ever wanted. My life made total sense, and on paper, everything looked perfect. But inside, I felt like I was slowly disappearing. I knew I felt stuck, but […]
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I used to think change was about discipline. If only I could cultivate more focus, better habits, and earlier mornings, I would finally achieve my dream life. So I brought the snazziest color-coded planner I could find, downloaded all the habit tracker apps, and listened to endless self-improvement podcasts. But guess what? No matter how […]
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