Archive for the ‘Nutritional Counseling’ Category
Sugar Woes-Agave not so great.
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010
Ancient humans consumed an average about a a pound of concentrated sugar a year. Today the average is anywhere from 150 to 230 pounds of concentrated sugar. High Fructose corn syrup and soda plays a big role in this obscene increase.
If sugar were as good for the body as it tastes we would not be [...]
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Happy Meals!
Wednesday, March 17th, 2010
I have spent much of my life determining the best foods to eat in order to support and sustain wellness, vitality and joy. Food should be a pleasure and nourishing. I aim to guide my clients in choosing an optimal diet to support their health and healing.
Simpler is better.
I recommend Simple Quad system of eating [...]
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“Cheesy” Kale Chips and Raw Onion Bread
Thursday, March 11th, 2010
Looking for healthy snacks to feed your family that are delicious and full of vital nutrients? “Cheesy” Kale Chips and RawVolutions Famous Onion Bread provide a way to get more greens and fiber in your diet while satisfying the salty crunch craving. Fresh Abundance is also selling similar versions of these delicious treats. [...]
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Beets Rock
Thursday, March 11th, 2010
Beets and their greens are essential for a healthy happy liver and gallbladder. Beets help regulate hormones and support proper elimination. Beets are our friends and should be eaten regularly. If you have a sluggish liver and gallbladder the Salad should be eaten daily and a Purification program may be in store to help you [...]
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What is Qi?
Thursday, February 4th, 2010
Qi is most often translated as vital energy- though it is much more than energy. Qi is the driving force behind everything. Within the body it is responsible for all physiological processes and structures. If Qi is moving smoothly and properly abundant- the body is healthy and supple and able to move through the myriad [...]
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Fall Tips
Thursday, February 4th, 2010
Breathe
We get our energy from the air we breathe, the food we eat and the prenatal Qi (genetics) we come into this world with. It is no wonder why many of us are tired and worn down in light of the state of nutrition (a topic for another posting) and our tendency to breathe shallowly. [...]
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