Holistic Nutrition Blog
Hi! Welcome back to my blog. I am so happy to have the time again to be able to write and share tips with you all! This year has been nuts, and I’m sure you feel that way as well. So I wanted to share …
It is a common misconception that calcium can only be obtained from dairy foods such as milk. This just isn’t true; there are plenty of plant food sources of calcium. Tips to make sure you’re absorbing calcium well: Eat high-calcium foods separately from foods high …
Snack ideas for young ones that are free of gluten and dairy! Cucumbers with Hummus Celery with Peanut Butter Mixed Berries with Nuts (Coconut/Almond) Yogurt with (Oat) Granola Roasted Chickpeas Beef/Turkey Jerky Sticks or Pieces Rice Cakes with Banana Homemade Fruit Leather/Gummies No Bake Energy …
What do you use to clean in your home? Products like soaps, cleaners, sanitizers, detergents, and sprays can contain harmful chemicals. These chemicals can be wreaking havoc on the health of you and your family members without you even realizing it. Many endocrine disruptors and …
Mushrooms are a super-healthy food that can easily be added to many meals for a quick nutrition boost! Mushrooms are nutritional powerhouses, containing many needed nutrients such as B vitamins, Riboflavin, Niacin, Pantothenic acid, Selenium, Copper, and Potassium. All these vitamins and minerals together help …
I adore visiting local farmers’ markets and I think you should try it out if you haven’t! My reasons are three-fold and might convince you! You can get fresh, healthy foods! Local produce and foods from farmers’ markets are the best! It doesn’t travel as …
Beans are a great source of fiber and protein. Including beans in your meals can help you to stay full longer. Beans are also a versatile protein that can be incorporated into your meals and snacks in various ways. They are great for salads, soups, …
Spinach is often overlooked. Kale has stolen the spotlight and has taken over as a very popular leafy green. Kale is definitely healthy and a great addition to your diet, but don’t forget about versatile spinach! When it comes to choosing leafy greens, I always …
First, let’s get this out of the way: are you confused by the difference between a sweet potato and a yam? I was too, until I read this article by The Kitchn. Check that out first if it’s been bothering you. Now that we’ve …
CRANBERRIES Cranberries can be eaten raw, cooked, dried, or in juice form. I suggest eating raw or cooked to reap the most benefits. Having cranberries dried or in juice form usually means more sugar intake. Cranberries have been widely touted for their benefits when it …