by Experience Life | Jan 10, 2020 | Health & Wellness, Nutrition
Not so long ago, nutrition experts advised eating small, frequent meals throughout the day and never, ever skipping them. Today, some of those experts have changed their view. They now recommend a practice called intermittent fasting, or IF, an approach to food timing that involves periodic short fasts — anywhere from 14 to 48 hours — that can spark substantial health benefits.
by Dawn Brighid | Jan 8, 2020 | Health Coach Tips, Nutrition
Protein is an essential part of every person’s diet, but you don’t need to be a meat eater to get your daily allotment. If you aren’t a meat eater, you are going to need to be more more mindful about where your protein is coming from each day (and if you are a meat eater, you might want to mix up your protein intake with some of these veggie options!). These days, most people get ample amounts of protein, but if you aren't, skimping on protein is not a good idea.
by Dawn Brighid | Dec 18, 2019 | Health Coach Tips, Nutrition
The holidays can throw us off our healthy diet path. One thing that most of us need to do, holidays or not, is eat more vegetables. So let’s find some easy ways to get more servings of vegetables into our day.
by Dawn Brighid | Dec 11, 2019 | Health Coach Tips, Nutrition
It’s December already and holiday parties abound. It’s a festive time for gathering with family and friends to celebrate the season (usually with lots of food and beverage). Here are some simple tips to help you enjoy, without surrendering your health!
by The Well | Dec 6, 2019 | Health & Wellness, Nutrition
This dietary supplement has been getting a whole lotta love from the wellness and beauty worlds. Here, the facts behind the hype.
by Dr. Frank Lipman | Nov 25, 2019 | Featured, Health & Wellness, Nutrition
We as a culture have become used to popping antibiotics with the first signs of a cold, especially during the winter. Instead of popping pills, incorporate some of these foods into your diet. Minimize the need for antibiotics by lacing your diet with foods that naturally have antibiotic properties.
