Garlicky Sautéed Spinach with Mushrooms is a simple side dish you can add to just about any meal to increase your intake of leafy greens. Spinach is one of the healthiest in the leafy green family due to a wide range of nutrients. Spinach contains: calcium magnesium iron potassium zinc folate niacin Vitamins A, B6, …
Red Flags for Raw Vegans: Missing Them Could Make You Very Sick!
The Raw Vegan Diet is a great cleanse. It’s an excellent way to detox for a short period of time. For some that could be a few days, others could benefit from a few weeks. However, for those who plan to follow a Raw Vegan lifestyle for an extended period of time, say more than …
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Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Maple Lime Vinaigrette & Toasted Pecans
Eating a variety of vegetables on a daily basis is easy when you have lots of tasty ways to serve them. Brussels sprouts are rich in Vitamin K, fiber and antioxidants. Eating Brussels sprouts has been linked to a decreased risk of diabetes. (1,2) Move over orange juice! Eating just 100 grams (that’s about 3.5 …
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Baba Ghanoush with Organic Meyer Lemon Olive Oil
For those of you who love hummus but not the macros that come with chickpeas (garbanzo beans); meet Baba Ghanoush. If you’ve already met, you could skip down to the recipe – but you might miss something I do that is pretty unique when it comes to this dish! According to Wikipedia, Baba ghanoush, also …
Habit #10 Be a Veggie Ninja – Eat more vegetables for stealth health
Be a Veggie Ninja and you’ll be on your way to stealth health! We are going to build on yesterday’s habit by coming up with some ideas that will add protein plus make you a veggie ninja. I have listed some ideas below for getting some veggies in your diet but pay special attention to …
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Get off the Wheat Wagon
Step Five Get off the Wheat Wagon I know you are used to seeing whole grains as a healthy staple, for years it was the foundation of the USDA’s Food Pyramid. The new USDA graphic is virtually useless. The old recommendation of 6-11 servings of bread, cereal, rice and pasta, except for giving us a Wheat Belly has …
Eat the Rainbow, Sparkle Like a Diamond
For truly superior health eat the rainbow in vegetables every day Step Three: Add a variety of colorful vegetables to your meals When you eat a variety of colors on your plate such as red bell peppers, yellow tomatoes, green onions, purple eggplant, etc. you will have a sparkle like the brightest diamond! You can’t …