Fall is finally in full swing and the leaves are looking beautiful! With the change in season comes the returning threat of “seasonal” illnesses like colds and the flu. Have you ever wondered why there is such a thing as “seasonal” illness? Why would viruses and bacteria only come around during the fall and winter months? They don’t – this is a MYTH!
Very seldom will it work for everyone in your family to go cold turkey from Standard
American Diet to a clean nutrient dense diet. What I see happening is that
someone decides that it is time to change the way your eating. You go get kale for
kale chips, start making bone broth, stop baking, buy a tub of coconut oil. By the
way all these things are really great to do. But all at once implementing these
changes and your family can freak out.
Sharing great times and making everlasting family memories doesn’t have to cost a fortune! Simply getting together with no distractions is the first step to having fun together and making these great memories. Read on to see our favorite budget friendly family activities!
Broth is an ancient food that traditional cultures and trained chefs have been using for ages, and it has recently regained popularity and was even called “trendy” on the Today show.
Here’s a great recipe for fall using sweet potatoes and brussels sprouts!
Try these easy tips for healthy, simple snacks and lunches your kids will eat!
For the month of December we have decided to share with you a Holiday Fitness Calendar; this calendar will provide you with one exercise per day for the entire month of December and help provide you with a the stepping stones toward a stronger back and core.
Try these delicious roasted sweet potatoes as a healthy side to your thanksgiving meal, or make for any regular weeknight!
She’s a Mom, has Doctorate in Chiropractic and loves helping people move from pain back to a healthy and active lifestyle.