New Dietary Guidelines expected
The 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans are expected to be released on Monday, January 31. They are expected to place more emphasis on eating a plant-based diet, but will it be enough?
Read MoreFive ways to fight cancer
October was Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and to be honest, the whole idea kind of irritated me. Granted, the Race for the Cure tends to raise a lot of money for cancer research, but I’m not convinced that money is going to the right places. We need more emphasis on nutrition and prevention, not on [...]
Read MoreActive ≠ healthy
I had a conversation with someone today that got me thinking about the common misconception that exercising regularly automatically equates to being healthy. “I don’t see any real health benefits to going gluten free as long as you’re active,” a co-worker replied after I mentioned I was trying to eat less wheat. That statement underscores [...]
Read MoreAre you Spent?
Before I dive back into the world of Clean, I’ve decided to try out another program. Spent/Revive* is a six-week health and wellness program designed to address the concept of adrenal fatigue. The term Spent refers to the state of exhaustion many people experience after prolonged periods of unhealthy eating habits, poor or insufficient sleep, [...]
Read More“Clean,” interrupted
My detox was derailed yesterday when my uncle lost his long battle with cancer. I ate a Clean breakfast and lunch and then spent the afternoon with family, helping to write Greg’s obituary and sharing stories. When my mom suggested we order pizza, I was in no shape to argue.
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