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Organ Meats: Nature’s Multivitamin for Women
Whether you want to hear it or not, organ meats are one of the most nutrient-dense foods women can include in their diets. For generations, foods like liver, heart, and kidney were valued as foundational nourishment, especially for women during menstruation, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and periods of stress or depletion. Somewhere along the way, we started prioritizing lean muscle meat and left the most nutrient-rich parts behind. But organ meats, kind of like what I said
Alana Falzon
2 hours ago2 min read


Cracking the Egg Code: Are You Being Tricked by Big Egg?
I recently saw an article (aka an Instagram post) about buying eggs. As someone who has a B.S in Sustainable Food Systems, I love exposing greenwashing and seeing through the labels. So here's a blog that may help you do so as well. First, I’ll break down what greenwashing is and what to look out for when buying eggs, then I'll break down how amazing eggs are if you're able to incorporate them into your diet. Greenwashing is the deceptive marketing practice of portraying a co
Alana Falzon
May 134 min read
Crunchy Cowboy Rebels.
Ritually Rooted has hit 30K on Instagram! As much as this is a growth milestone for us, it’s also a reflection of a growing movement. We’re witnessing a shift away from fragmented, surface-level wellness and toward something more integrated: health, lifestyle, business, and belief systems all woven together. A shift in the way we view “holistic health,” as this new age spiritual thing, but a return to ancestral living, slower rhythms, food as medicine, connection to land & bo
Alana Falzon
May 32 min read
Nervous System Regulation
Is your feed filled with people talking about nervous system regulation right now? Mine sure is!! At first, I was thinking this was just another health space buzzword for stress management, but now I realize it's sooo much deeper than that. The term stress management is too cognitive, too “self-carey”, and your nervous system is truly more physiological. Practitioners are connecting chronic stress to digestion, hormones, immunity, and inflammation more directly than ever. Pre
Alana Falzon
May 33 min read
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