After the holidays, I needed to get my body back on track. Doing a short cleanse is like hitting the refresh button on your body. Our current society might tell you that “juice cleanses” are a hipster thing, but the truth is people have been doing cleanses for hundred of years. After researching some of the … Continue reading
Coconut flour. It’s naturally gluten-free and provides a nice break from the standard all-purpose flour. The consistency is light and fluffy, without a detectable flavor of coconut. Before the holidays, I was in the grocery store and saw Coconut Flour and Sugar on sale. I purchased a pound of each for under $7. While looking … Continue reading
Calling all cookie connoisseurs! I’d like to introduce you to one of the softest, most delectable cookies… ever! A few months ago, I was presented with a problem. My husband and I had a ton of garden-fresh veggies, and a very stubborn toddler that refused to eat them. The solution seemed clear – I would put … Continue reading
Why are necessary changes so hard? If a diet change would help you feel better, why would you delay that change? Why do we mourn the loss of food like it’s a friend or a pet? It’s food!! Nourishment for your organs and body. A life sustainable resource! When we stop looking at food like … Continue reading
This month is Endometriosis Awareness month. We are breaking our silence and standing up against a frustrating, misunderstood disease. As a loved one or sufferer of the disease, there are things you need to know. 8 Things You Should Know About Endo Sufferers One day is not like the other. We might feel great one … Continue reading
The Polar Vortex has returned to Wisconsin in the early months of 2016. Due to my chronic pain, it is best that I stay inside until the temperatures rise to double-digits again. When the temperatures plunge, I find it only appropriate to have a hearty, thick stew to feed my family. Last weekend, I came up with … Continue reading
There is nothing better than a hearty bowl of chicken soup. Good for the soul, great for your health. When it comes to the winter months, we have learned to freeze as many vegetables and herbs as possible if we want to eat something fresh. This is where my chest freezer comes in handy. Throughout … Continue reading
If you’re anything like me, you might not always have time to eat breakfast in the morning. Or maybe you need a mid-afternoon “pick me up” snack that is packed with protein. This recipe is perfect for you then. I discovered these adorable, tasty little treats at a local (non-franchised) coffee shop. My favorite combination … Continue reading
Greetings all – I have been blessed to share some experiences and helpful tips on MyFibroTeam. Please read and share with your friends or family. Over the years of suffering with Fibromyalgia and other chronic illnesses, I’ve had to learn how to shift my focus off the pain and also do what is necessary to … Continue reading
There is something so rewarding about growing your own food and then putting it on your table for dinner. Many of us are breaking away from that supermarket trap and growing our own food. Have you ever tried a food share or co-op program with one of your local farms? If not, I highly suggest doing … Continue reading
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