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Is There Such a Thing as “Healthy” Sugar

WEBSo it might be helpful for someone with diabetes to use. But it doesn’t make it “healthy”. Teaspoon for teaspoon, it has the same calories and grams of sugar as white sugar. And though it contains some nutrients such as potassium, you’d need to eat a large amount to get anything meaningful. It’s also much more expensive.

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Beyond Limits: Part 7 — Eating Healthy With Multiple Limits to …

WEBWelcome to part 7 of our 7 part series exploring “healthy eating” issues. In case you missed it: Part 1: Getting Started Part 2: Eating Healthy When You Never Learned How to Cook Part 3: Eating Healthy When Limited by Time Part 4: Eating Healthy When Limited by Money Part 5: Eating Healthy When Limited by Allergies Part 6: Eating …

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What is Nourishing Food and Why Does it Matter

WEBThe term “nourishing, traditional food” has become a buzzword for food that is based on the findings of Dr. Weston A. Price, and the Weston A. Price Foundation started by Sally Fallon in the late 1990s. Price was a dentist from Cleveland who traveled the world in the 1930s in search of answers to why his patients—and many Americans—were

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Tips From a Professional Meal Planner

WEBRemember that you are not the professional (unless, of course, you are). If you believe that you or someone that you cook for is sick or have a nutrition deficiency, be sure to take them to a doctor to diagnose them.

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Using Plan to Eat for Clients or Cleanses

WEBWe are often approached by health coaches and nutritionists who want to use Plan to Eat for their business or host a cleanse for their clientele.

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Meal Mapping, part 1

WEBWelcome to Meal Mapping! Meal Mapping is exactly like the research you do for that road trip, but for food instead. The process helps you design and sketch out your meals ahead of time. By doing so, you can avoid the “construction and traffic” of multiple grocery trips, last-minute meal decisions, and fast-food takeout.

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4 Tips for Creating a Meal Planning Habit

WEBHow to make meal planning a habit: 1. The right tools make it easier. If you want to build muscle, having access to weights is ideal. If you want to be a better runner, having proper shoes keeps your joints and feet happy! If you want to start meal planning, having a place to create meal plans and shopping lists keeps you organized and ready.

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Using Fresh Garlic: Health Benefits, Recipes & More

WEBGarlic is often touted as a superfood, with health benefits ranging from clearing up acne and lowering blood pressure to slowing cancer growth and curing the common cold.. It’s said to be: antibacterial; antiviral; antifungal; antimicrobial; Most of us don’t want to be eating a clove of garlic a day, and while there are supplements …

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Meal Mapping and the Environment, part 3

WEBSara Haas is a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) based in Chicago, Illinois.She works primarily as a freelance consultant dietitian and chef, and writes on her own blog at www.sarahaasrdn.com.. She’s been helping people for almost 15 years to understand the importance of nutrition on health and well-being.

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Healing Through Food -The AIP and Me

WEBThe Autoimmune Protocol supports and enables your body to reduce inflammation over a period of time. If you’re following the AIP, you don’t consume foods that are gut irritants or that trigger inflammation or immunological responses (these include grains and gluten, legumes, dairy, eggs, nuts, seeds, nightshades, caffeine, chocolate, …

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How will Meal Mapping Help Me

WEBSara Haas is a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) based in Chicago, Illinois.She works primarily as a freelance consultant dietitian and chef, and writes on her own blog at www.sarahaasrdn.com.. She’s been helping people for almost 15 years to understand the importance of nutrition on health and well-being.

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Complete Protein Pilaf

WEBBrown rice; Quinoa; Millet; Chia seeds; Barley; Oat groats; Lentils (green, red and brown) Adzuki beans; Wild rice; Amaranth; Buckwheat; I already had most of it in my cupboards, the the proportions aren’t exactly as Joann recommends, but I’m pretty sure it’s an art, not a science thing (unless you’re going for a specific blood-type blend.That’s …

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How Meal Planning Can Change Your Life (and a giveaway that …

WEBThose who meal plan consistently share a few secret benefits that the rest of the world is missing out on: they make fewer trips to the grocery store, they spend less money on food, they waste less food, and they have the peace of mind of knowing what is for dinner. However, one of the […]

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4 Tips for Making Homemade Bone Broth

WEB4. Don’t boil. Finally, Mary suggests bringing your stock up to the point of simmering, but then immediately turning down the heat, so your stock stays around 180º Fahrenheit. Allowing your broth to boil will break down the compounds that make it gelatinous, so you won’t have a gel consistency at the end.

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Wheat or Dairy Intolerance Food Alternatives

WEBIt is also great for joints and skin. Always look for whole coconut milk, as most of the nutrients are in the fat, and organic if possible. You will find it in the Asian section of most supermarkets. Dilute the coconut milk 50/50 with water for a beverage with the same calories and texture as whole milk. Almond Milk.

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A Guide to Pandemic Etiquette and Kindness

WEBEating in a way that makes you feel good mentally and physically is a positive thing. But in some cases, a focus on healthy eating

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The 3 Things You Should Know About Cereal

WEBBesides offering up fiber, whole grains provide a vast array of other nutrients including protein, iron, B Vitamins and phosphorus. The 2016 Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends we make at least half our grains whole grains, and cereal is a great step in getting us there. Luckily, many products that contain whole grains feature front of …

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In All Other Ways, We're Pretty Normal People

WEBMy journey through the world of food intolerances and allergies and special diets has taken me a lot of different places. I’ve tried therapies and pills and herbs and homeopathy. I’ve visited Doctors and doctors and “doctors”. Most of these things were helpful in their own way (though I ran from, and did not look back at, the doctor who told …

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Late Night Noshing

WEBInstead of giving in to late night cravings, try these techniques to help quench that hunger, in a positive, nourishing way.

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When Food is Neither "Good" nor "Bad"

WEBI am standing next to the stove chopping collard greens from our garden. There’s a pot of white rice seated next to a skillet full of sliced onion and beef sausage that has been frying in home-rendered lard. Ten years ago there would have been so much wrong with that picture that the only thing […]

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Sweet Potato Linguini

WEBDirections. Wash and Scrub sweet potato under running water. Slice sweet potato as thinly as possible using a mandolin or a very sharp knife. It is best if you can slice the sweet potato lengthwise for long pasta-like pieces. Remove skin, take thin slices and cut into even strips about ¼ of an inch wide. Set aside.

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