
The Healing Power of Colorful Plant Foods with Dr. Deanna Minich - Ep. 91
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In this inspiring episode of Thyroid-Healthy Bites, we explore how color can be a joyful, practical pathway to nourishment, energy, and thriving. 🌈
My guest, Dr. Deanna Minich—a nutrition scientist, educator, and author—shares the evidence behind colorful plant foods, how they support energy, hormones, and thyroid-friendly eating, and why shifting from restriction to curiosity helps make healthy habits stick.
You’ll learn:
- What phytonutrients do beyond “antioxidants” and how food color maps to body systems (immune, endocrine, gut, vascular, brain)
- Why the thyroid is an environmental “sentinel,” plus the adrenal–thyroid–gut connection
- Four pillars in Dr. Minich’s rainbow framework: Color, Creativity, Diversity, Rhythm
- Three simple ways to get started today
- How to “uplevel” your favorite comfort foods for better nutrition and energy
About My Guest:
Dr. Deanna Minich, PhD, is a nutrition scientist, international lecturer, and author with 20+ years in academia and the food/supplement industries. She is the Chief Science Officer at Symphony Natural Health, and is a functional medicine clinician and educator.
🌐 Find Dr. Deanna Minich at https://deannaminich.com/
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Disclaimer: The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, treatment, or health practices.