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Sue Van Raes

Functional nutritionist and Food Psychology Specialist
Sue Van Raes is a functional nutritionist, food psychology specialist, and author in Boulder, Colorado. As founder of Boulder Nutrition, Sue helps people to navigate making sustainable changes in their health and make peace with their plate.

Sue uses a combination of science-based testing, clinical nutrition, holistic nutrition, natural medicine, functional medicine, homeopathy, and metabolic typing to guide people to experience clarity, vitality, and body-positive living. She works with clients locally, remotely, online, and through her local and international health and yoga retreats. Check out her new online program DIGEST.

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Articles

Mind-body Health

How to Boost Your Immune System with 7 Foods & Home Remedies

With the fall season in full force and the transition to cooler days and nights, it is an important time of year to keep your immune system strong. As you likely have experienced, seasonal transitions …

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Nutrition-Recipies

7 Plant-Based Foods That Are High in Iron

Iron, or (Fe), is known as one of the most common elements on earth, making up five percent of the earth’s crust. Iron is an essential trace mineral imperative for a healthy body—from energy productio …

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Nutrition-Recipies

10 Energizing Foods to Add to Your Diet

Even if your day starts with coming off a good night’s sleep, engaging in a strong workout, and savoring your morning coffee, you still might be faltering come afternoon. Some food might help perk you …

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Nutrition-Recipies

Is Breakfast Really the Most Important Meal of the Day?

Breakfast is an important meal to include in your daily eating pattern. Just make sure it’s healthy, and you'll reap benefits ranging from better focus to an increased metabolism and feeling fuller.Mo …

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Mind-body Health

5 Foods (and Recipes) for Skin Health

What you feed your body directly affects the health of your skin. For example, you may have noticed that you look puffy after consuming too much sugar or red wine. Conversely, when you eat a diet rich …

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