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🌱 Many chronic conditions can improve with healthy eating, movement, sleep, and connection. Some, like type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure, can improve enough that a clinician lowers or even stops a medicine. Learn here. Change safely with your clinician.

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🩺 Look up a health condition

πŸ‘‡ Tap a condition to open it. Each one shows free science videos, free programs, and what to ask your clinician.

🩸 Diabetes & prediabetes

⚠️ Take insulin or diabetes pills? Eating more plants can lower blood sugar quickly. Check your sugar often and ask your clinician how to adjust your medicine.

πŸ’“ High blood pressure

⚠️ Take blood pressure medicine? Pressure can drop as habits change. If you feel dizzy or light-headed, call your clinician. Never stop a medicine on your own.

❀️ Heart disease

🚨 Chest pain, pressure, or trouble breathing? Call 911 now.

🧠 Stroke

🚨 Face drooping, arm weakness, or trouble speaking? Call 911 right away.

πŸ«€ High cholesterol
βš–οΈ Weight

πŸ’š Every body deserves care. Health is about more than a number on a scale.

🫁 Fatty liver
🫘 Kidney disease

⚠️ Kidney disease needs a personal plan. Potassium, phosphorus, and protein needs differ for each person. Please work with your kidney team or a dietitian before changing what you eat.

πŸŽ—οΈ Cancer

πŸ’™ In treatment? Food can support you, but it doesn’t replace cancer treatment. Ask your oncology team before any diet change or supplement.

🦴 Arthritis, gout & joint pain
πŸ€• Migraine & headaches

🚨 The worst headache of your life, or a headache with confusion or weakness? Call 911.

🌾 Constipation & gut health
🌧️ Depression & low mood

πŸ’› Thoughts of hurting yourself? Call or text 988, any time (U.S.).

🌊 Anxiety & stress
πŸŒ™ Sleep trouble

⚠️ Loud snoring or stopping breathing in sleep? Ask your clinician about sleep apnea.

🧩 Memory & Alzheimer’s

πŸ”Ž Don’t see your condition? Use the search box above, or browse every topic:

🌸 More conditions

πŸ›‘οΈ Autoimmune conditions

⚠️ Keep taking your prescribed treatment. Food can support you alongside it; ask your specialist before changing medicines or adding supplements.

πŸ¦‹ Thyroid health

⚠️ Take thyroid medicine? Ask your pharmacist how to time it around food, coffee, and supplements.

🌺 Menopause
🌷 PCOS
🦴 Osteoporosis & bone health

⚠️ Ask your clinician which exercises are safe for your bones before starting strength training.

🌬️ Asthma

⚠️ Keep your rescue inhaler with you and follow your asthma action plan. Trouble breathing that your inhaler doesn’t relieve? Call 911.

🀰 Pregnancy

⚠️ Pregnancy has special nutrition needs, including prenatal vitamins. Please plan food changes with your prenatal care team.

🌿 The six pillars of lifestyle medicine

Free programs, apps, and helplines for each one:

🀝 Doing this on your own?

You don’t need anyone’s permission to start, and you don’t have to stay alone. These are all free:

About this library. Kitchen Monkβ„’ gathers free health education to help you learn and ask good questions. It is not medical care and does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Lifestyle changes help many people, but results differ and they don’t replace treatment you need. Please talk with your own clinician before changing your diet, activity, or any medicine, especially if you take medicine for diabetes or blood pressure. Linked organizations are independent and don’t endorse Kitchen Monk. Links checked October 2, 2026. How we review health information Β· Trust & Transparency