When did inflammation become THE thing we needed to battle for greater health and longevity? And when did eating right for our bodies ever feel more complicated?
If you’re like us, the nutrition playbook could use some simplification. That’s why we’ve invited the one and only Kanchan Koya to lead us in a workshop on how to optimize what we’re eating and drinking for increased vitality. We’ll get the scoop on how much fiber and protein we need to be eating, the skinny on fat and a DIY recipe packed with natural workhorses to fight inflammation.
About Kanchan:
Kanchan Koya is a chef, author, podcast host and nutrition coach, specializing in championing the science backed benefits of ancient spices to help people live a more vibrant, healthy and joyful life.
She has a PhD in Biomedical Sciences from Harvard Medical School and a Health Coaching Certification from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition.
After a stint in the Biopharma industry, Kanchan decided to leverage her expertise in science and love of food to create Spice Spice Baby, a platform dedicated to highlighting food as medicine and the benefits of spices from a science perspective. She published a cookbook of the same name in 2018, and it became the first self-published cookbook to be featured on the TODAY show.
Kanchan is also the host and co-producer of Radical Vitality, a podcast launched in 2020, offering tangible tips and tools for increased wellness and vitality, while integrating cutting-edge science with ancient wisdom.
She also works with a number of clients offering health and nutrition coaching, addressing a range of issues and wellness goals through one-on-one and group coaching.
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