Brown Rice Pudding I was speaking with a Senior Executive of a global Fortune 500 company just the other day and she was lamenting that when she travels — which is often and far — her healthy way of eating gets thrown off track. It’s buh-bye to the usual carrot sticks, and hello to chips and chocolate. Ladies, I cannot… Read More
Not a Fan of the Green Smoothie?
I think I’ve made it very clear on more than one occasion that I am pretty much obsessed with green smoothies. But I have to confess, there are those moments when, for whatever reason, I want a smoothie but the green variety just won’t do. This smoothie has become one of my favorite afternoon snacks. It’s sweet, smooth and crunchy… Read More
Welcome to the Jungle: Wild Jungle Peanut Butter
At some point on my journey toward health I learned about nut butters and began experimenting with almond butter and cashew butter as an alternative to the peanut butter that had become a staple in my kitchen. Sure, I liked these options often better than peanut butter, which now seemed boring, but there were still those times when I missed… Read More
Keep It Simple
Greens are the food most commonly missing in the American diet. As a Health and Wellness Coach, I often work with clients on adding more green foods into their diets. (no … not green M&Ms;!) At first, this can cause some overwhelm on behalf of the client who may be unfamiliar with the many green vegetables available out there and… Read More
Healthy Easter Treat: Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Cake
It has been awhile since I baked because I’m trying to stay away from sugar, but with today being Easter and all, I couldn’t resist. Besides, after a long day of rainy outdoor outlet mall shopping yesterday, I needed to unwind. This recipe is adapted from Tal Ronnen’s The Conscious Cook and was surprisingly easy to make. Chocolate Chip Peanut… Read More
The “Miracle” of Elimination
You may be wondering why a photo of my toilet is headlining my blog today. Well, folks, whether we want to discuss it or not, proper, regular and complete elimination does go hand-in-hand with a healthy diet and lifestyle. The wooden contraption adorning the base of that fine piece of porcelain in the photo is a MiracleStep. I was enlightened… Read More
How to Stop a Grazer in Her Tracks
In a previous lifetime, I was prone to grazing and while I’ve done a lot of work to overcome this tendency, inevitably, I relapse from time to time. Maybe it was yesterday’s gloomy weather or the fact I was recovering from a minor eye procedure or maybe it was the lack of food in my apartment at the time, but… Read More
Brazilian Blowout Health-ified
Photo courtesy of sambrocatosalon.com Now that I’m so concerned with what I put in my body, I’ve also become pretty obsessed with what I put on it. So when I read an article today in Well + Good about Mary Louise Parker’s hair falling out from a Brazilian Blow-out, my first reaction was not one of surprise. Instead I related…. Read More
A Spring Fling with Raw Foods
Maybe I’ve got Spring Fever or maybe Kris Carr’s book Crazy, Sex, Diet hit me way too hard but I’ve been on a raw food kick lately. No, I haven’t become a full-force raw foodist, but I do happen to believe in the cleansing, healing and nourishing properties of raw foods especially when the weather is warmer or in warmer… Read More
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