Foods

Pumpkin Seed Cilantro Coleslaw

At first glance coleslaw does not sound like a healthy food! But its main ingredient, cabbage, is a cruciferous vegetable that supports liver detox. Cruciferous vegetables are especially known for their ability to detoxify estrogen down a safer pathway. Check out this healthy version of coleslaw!

Toxic Mold and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

Did you know that your home could be making you sick? Mold in the home, which can grow in areas with a lot of moisture, has been linked with a variety of debilitating health issues, including fatigue, headache, abdominal pain, and breathing problems. Mold issues also can manifest themselves as a chemical sensitivity in the body.

Broccoli with Cashew 'Cheese' Sauce

Jazz up a nutrient-dense bowl of steamed broccoli with our rich and creamy cashew ‘cheese’ sauce. You’ll soak cashews for two hours in bone broth, then blend them up with a handful of other ingredients. Broccoli and ‘cheese’ are a natural pairing, but this sauce also tastes amazing with cauliflower, zucchini, carrots, and potatoes.

Homemade Seasoned Nuts

Make your own homemade seasoned nuts and avoid the usual dose of excess sugar, sodium, and low-quality oils that you’ll find in store bought versions. We utilize the simple method of soaking raw nuts in boiling water briefly to help seasonings stick to them. Yum!

Is Moldy Food a Health Hazard?

When I got sick with toxic mold, I learned about mycotoxins (mold toxins) in food. At first I thought, “That seems overblown!” However, now I’ve done more research, which I will share in this article. Read on to learn which foods can be moldy, the possible health risk, & how to limit exposure & recover.

Homemade Coconut Yogurt

Yogurt is a favorite dietary source of probiotics, but if you avoid dairy, your yogurt options are often limited. Store bought vegan yogurts are usually expensive and full of sugar, fillers, etc. Fortunately, it’s super easy to make your own vegan yogurt! No special equipment required, just five recognizable and easy-to-find ingredients.

Why Can't I Sleep? Top Reasons for Insomnia

You probably already know that a good night’s rest is vital to good health, but what if you just can’t sleep? If so, you’re not alone--experts estimate 1 in 3 people have at least mild insomnia. Lucky for you, this article will cover the most common causes of poor sleep and how you can remedy them.

Can You Lose Weight Through Detox?

Detox for weight loss is well worth the consideration. In fact, it could be one of the best ways to lose weight! Detoxifying the body through healthy lifestyle approaches is supportive of gut health, hormonal balance, immunity, and… maintaining a healthy weight.

Baked Wild Salmon with Ginger Lime Glaze

Baked salmon is a quick, simple, protein-rich dinner that’s still impressive enough for hosting or date night. This salmon recipe pairs well with brown rice and roasted asparagus or broccoli -- you can even roast the veggies in the oven. This flavor combination is reminiscent of sushi, but much simpler to prepare!

Warm Lentil Salad with Classic Caramelized Onions

Nothing brings people to the kitchen like the smell of caramelizing onions. They feel like such a savory indulgence, but most everyone -- from vegan to keto -- can enjoy them! In this recipe, we toss together caramelized onions and lentils cooked in bone broth to form a simple, nourishing salad.

My Healthy Hot Cocoa Recipe

It’s fun to have warm, sweet treats when the weather is frightful. But most sweets will hijack your blood sugar and your immune system, leaving you prone to headaches, flus, cravings and weight gain in the winter months. Luckily you can uplevel your sweets and get that satisfaction without the side effects!

Carrot Fries

Sweet potato fries are ubiquitous these days, but did you know that you can make fries with almost any starchy vegetable? If you’re looking for a fun and appealing way to serve vegetables (to either adults or kids), try baking them into fries and pairing them with these creative dipping sauces!

Mint Cacao Fudge

Satisfy any chocolate cravings this holiday season with our rich dairy-free mint fudge. Chocolate is beneficial for your nervous system, skin and mood, especially sans the typical inflammatory pairings, sugar and dairy. This recipe is vegan and keto-friendly—a perfect way to enjoy the season!

Gingerbread Power Balls

Power balls are energy-producing and micronutrient-dense bites designed to fuel athletic endeavors -- including holiday gift shopping! The gingerbread flavor in this recipe comes from a combination of warming spices including allspice and cinnamon, plus a tablespoon of blackstrap molasses.

Cranberry Spice Power Balls

Power balls, sometimes called energy balls or energy bites, are a quick way to satisfy cravings and nourish yourself during the holiday season. There’s plenty of options for customizing this recipe to fit your needs: just swap around nut butters, protein powders, sweeteners, and more!

Rainbow Vegetable Tray Bake

During the holidays our first impulse is often to bake or cook decadent recipes, full of ingredients we don’t consume on a daily basis. Unfortunately, it’s very taxing on our digestive systems, often draining our energy and leaving us feeling down after the party’s over. Try out this yummy rainbow veggie bake for a healthy choice!

Creamy Dairy-Free Broccoli Squash Soup

Broccoli cheddar soup is ubiquitous in café menus, but it’s usually heavy on dairy and low on vegetables. We set out to craft a soup that’s as nourishing for your body as it is for your senses (as well as allergy-friendly!). This easy blended soup is full of roasted broccoli and butternut squash.

Probiotic Guide: a Focus on Keystone Strains

Your gut microbiome includes a community of literally trillions of fungi and bacteria that have a direct impact on your body weight, immune system, appetite, and even your mood. Today, I’d like to discuss the foundation of our body’s microbial ecosystem -- keystone probiotic strains.

Food Deserts and How COVID Has Affected Those of Lower Income

A food desert is where there is limited (or no) access to affordable, nutritious food. While it may be saddening to know that people are living in food deserts, it can be harder to know what to do about it. I believe that understanding the issue is the first step to being able to take action to help!