Are
you a breakfast eater? Or dare I ask are
you a “healthy” breakfast eater?
Maybe
you need some inspiration for a few great breakfast foods. Maybe you don’t have time and you need some
healthy ideas for “grab and go” mornings – who doesn’t ever run short on time
in the mornings?
Maybe
you’re ready to ditch the “desserts” that are marketed as being “part of a
complete breakfast”.
Don’t
worry, I have you covered!
Click below to read the full post with three must eat breakfast foods and a yummy recipe too!
It
can be too easy to think (or worry) about your weight.
But
you know what? There is something else
that may be more important when it comes to real health. That is your waist circumference.
Ahh,
just a minute! It’s not just about the
“pinchable” fat under the skin (you know, that “muffin top”), it’s about the
internal fat around your abdominal organs that can be the real issue.
That
internal fat (AKA “visceral fat”) is known to release a bunch of hormones and
inflammatory compounds that can mess with your blood sugar, blood fats (i.e
triglycerides), and blood pressure.
In today’s post I’ll describe how to measure your waist circumference and then give you a bunch of actionable tips to help you reduce it. And (of course) there’s a super-nutritious recipe at the end.
Oh,that elusive sleep. That time to relax and regenerate. To heal and repair.
If you need that coffee or two (or three) every morning you may get some very useful tips in this post.
Sleep isn’t just important for your mind and body to have energy and be alert. Lack of sleep can contribute to serious health issues which you don’t want.So let me have your attention for this “tip-filled” post on the importance of sleep and how you can get your fair share. I’ll even throw in an amazing caffeine-free latte recipe for your afternoon “pick me up.
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There is no shortage of health information available on the internet, in the media, and from well-meaning family and friends.
But some of that information may be doing you more harm than good.
In this post I spill the beans about some common healthy eating myths and what matters just as much or even more than “how much” you eat.
Learn why “what” you eat and “how” you eat it are super-important things to consider. Plus try my green smoothie meal recipe. HINT: Smoothies should be considered “meals” not snacks or drinks.
Continue reading Everything You Think You Know About Healthy Eating is Wrong and it’s Making You Fat and Tired→
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