Wild Mamas Blog

Nature knows that roe is not ordinary food. It is an extraordinary superfood and one of the most nutrient rich foods on Earth. I tell my patients that it is a superfood multivitamin from the sea. Not only created for developing new life, but here to feed and nourish every man, woman and child. 

For years, I searched for the best olive oil but couldn't find a single company that met my high standards. I was well aware of all the dirty little secrets in the industry in addition to how contaminated most of the oils can be. Here's what caught my attention with the company I chose to try and eventually bring to my Wild Mamas' website.

"What is the difference between The Mother of All Prenatals and the Family Multi?"

Very few people understand just how toxic traveling can be and the toxins we get exposed to from the airplane, to the hotel fragrances, bedding, carpeting, dust mites, toxic body care products, mold in the room and A/C and so much more. I am a little neurotic about it all but for good reason.

One of my favorite parts of Wild Mamas is opening my inbox each morning.

The Sinus Spray we can't live without, NOW IN GLASS with a new name!

This Supplement Has Her Son Speaking More...

Not All Organ Supplement Companies Are Created Equal.

Here’s why Wild Mamas sets the GOLD standard and stands above the rest as the greatest organ supplement company on Earth.

Most people still ask us the same question:“How many mg of everything is in your products?” And honestly… we understand why. Because we’ve all been taught to think about nutrition through numbers, labels, and synthetic vitamins made in a lab.

You can’t see it.
You’ve probably never been told about it.

But it may be the single most important nutrient your body is starving for.

Butyrate.

And here’s the truth no one is talking about…
Most families today are deeply deficient.

A woman’s body goes through a massive change during pregnancy.

Hormones shift. Blood volume increases. Nutrient demands skyrocket. The immune system adapts. The microbiome changes. The body begins redirecting resources toward growing an entirely new human being.

Right before wild salmon return to spawn, their bodies change color. Not slowly or subtly, but dramatically. Bright silver sides deepen into rich crimson as skin thickens, fat stores are mobilized, and hormones surge. Nutrients are pulled inward and redirected with absolute precision.