Nutrition for Life
Welcome to a spring feast that not only pleases the palate but also embraces the essence of anti-inflammatory eating. As the season of renewal takes full bloom, it’s the perfect time to shed the heavy overtones of winter dining and lean into the light, healthful bounty that spring offers. Today, I’m excited to share with…
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Spring is a season of renewal, and what better way to embrace this than by refreshing our diets with vibrant, nutritious ingredients? In our latest cooking class, “Spring Bites,” we did just that, focusing on incorporating wholesome, trendy foods into our everyday meals. One of the standout ingredients is cottage cheese, a versatile superstar making…
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Discovering the path to wellness often begins with the simplest of choices—whole foods. Imagine a palette of vibrant hues and nourishing textures, where fresh fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, whole grains, nuts, legumes, and fermented dairy products like yogurt intertwine in perfect harmony. This is the essence of the Anti-Inflammatory diet, whole fresh foods designed to…
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Looking forward to the holiday season and thinking about getting together with family and friends? Are you concerned that your health and wellness goals will have to be paused because some of the traditional side dishes don’t quite measure up to your new eating patterns? Here are a few ideas for some sides that can…
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There are many ways to incorporate fall foods into your eating pattern that measure up to the Mediterranean eating plan. Here are some of my favorite dishes that provide fall fruits and vegetables that are high in fiber and ingredients that deliver omega-3 fatty acids, like tuna and chia seeds. These recipes are full of…
It’s a beautiful time of the year. We are coming to the close of August, but not the end of summer. Summer fruits and vegetables are still producing; tomatoes, onions, beets, kale, peppers, and carrots are plentiful! Before we prepare our favorite pumpkin, butternut squash, apple, and pear recipes. Let’s take another look at some…
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