Costco can make busy weeks easier, or it can leave you with random bulk snacks you don’t even like. This post breaks down macro-friendly Costco picks that actually get eaten: a few protein-now options, a couple fridge staples that become meals, one crunchy snack you enjoy, and one pantry or freezer backup for low-energy nights.

If you have insulin resistance (due to PCOS/PMOS or prediabetes), the internet can make it feel like you need a perfect diet (or a pricey supplement stack) to make progress. You don’t. Here are four research-backed actions that can improve insulin sensitivity - plus a simple way to think about “treatment vs cure” so you know what’s realistic and sustainable.

Forget fibermaxxing. Fiberlayering is the smarter approach!  Spreading fiber from varied whole food sources across your day leads to better digestion, fullness, and overall eating habits. Here's what it means and how to start.

If you’ve ever opened a tracking app and felt like it immediately tried to shove you into “eat less, try harder” mode… same. After 15 years on MyFitnessPal, I finally tested MacrosFirst —and I get why so many of our KLN clients love it. Here’s what stood out, what I’d change, and how to set up tracking so it stays helpful (not obsessive).

Want the benefits of meal prep without getting bored? This Sweetgreen-style batch prep approach uses mix-and-match components to build salads and rice bowls all week, plus simple recipes to prep the basics fast.

Postpartum nutrition is about supporting healing, not immediately dieting. Here are 4 simple priorities to help with recovery, energy, digestion, and hydration, plus guidance on when tracking macros can (and can’t) help.

Fiber is the under-hyped nutrient that can make digestion, energy, and hunger feel easier. Here are simple high-fiber foods to add to your grocery list this week.

Is menopause really the reason everything feels different in midlife? This evidence-informed guide breaks down what changes are hormone-driven vs age- or lifestyle-related, plus what to do next.

Explore practical, evidence-informed strategies to quiet constant food thoughts ("food noise") and create a more sustainable, less stressful approach to fat loss through foundational habits and mindful nutrition strategies

This high-protein blended overnight oats recipe is an easy, make-ahead breakfast that supports busy mornings, simplifies food decisions, and actually tastes good.

Your gut health doesn’t need a cleanse or a cabinet full of supplements. Here are simple, evidence-informed habits that support digestion (fiber, hydration, meal pace, stress support, and food-first probiotics) plus when to see a GI doc.

Protein is showing up in everything — from candy to water — but is this focus on “high protein” actually about health, or just diet culture in a new form? This evidence-based guide breaks down what protein does, who benefits from higher intake, and how to navigate the hype without overthinking your food choices.

Weight loss is doable for some. Keeping weight off is the hard part. Here are 8 evidence-informed mindset and habit traits that make weight loss maintenance feel doable long-term.

GLP-1 medications are everywhere, from Mounjaro to Ozempic to Zepbound — and decisions about them deserve nuance. A risk-averse nutrition coach breaks down how to weigh benefits, risks, and mental health.

Batch prep doesn’t need to be complicated. This easy shredded chicken recipe shows how to build high-protein, macro-friendly meals all week with less stress.

Fat loss can still happen when life feels chaotic, and without tracking macros. Here’s how to focus on the few priorities that actually matter when routine isn’t an option.

Part 3 of our workout nutrition series - Simple, evidence-based pre, intra, and post-workout nutrition tips to fuel training, improve recovery, and stop under-eating for your goals.

Part 2 of our workout nutrition series on simple, evidence-based pre, intra, and post-workout nutrition tips to fuel training, improve recovery, and stop under-eating for your goals.