Clinical Nutrition for Digestive Health + Endurance Performance
If my hair looks slightly more orange than usual, it’s because I’ve been eating winter squash every meal of every day for the past four plus weeks.
The other day, a girl in my high school group asked what I was like when I was her age.
I grew up in a town where purchasing tamales from a random kid selling them out of the family car in the Walmart parking lot was a completely normal and legit means of acquiring them.
Disclosure: I received free samples of California Dried Plums mentioned in this post.
Growing up, I showed horses and my favorite discipline was dressage.
I have a loose policy that for every new purchase of clothing or books that comes in, at least the same number of clothes or books must go out, to be sold or donated.
It rained last night & all day today so the lake I can’t quite see over the tree line is pure frothy white.
Several years ago, I stayed with a few girlfriends at a B&B run by Agnes, who lives on a farm off the western edge of Ireland.
No matter how healthy I think my relationship with food is, there are a few foods that I am still cautious about.
I go on stints where I cook almost exclusively from one cookbook or blog.
In our marriage counseling, William and I learned about family of origin and the long-held beliefs, values, and challenges we bring into our relationship.
Sometimes, I’m surprised to realize how long ago I began this blog.
Once a week, my coworkers and I eat lunch together during our staff meeting.
I was at my Food Action Team meeting the other day and the intro question was posed, what is your favorite way to cook tofu? Admittedly, I am a somewhat newbie when it comes to making…
I had a realization yesterday over my morning bowl of oats about how I have spent so much of my life worrying and anxious about the future and so little of it enjoying the day, the experienc…