Humans have a long history of healing the body by abstaining from foods and consuming medicinal ingredients (and I don’t mean subsisting on green juice alone). Continue reading “A Look Behind “Cleansing””
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Month: December 2017
Plant-Based For The Planet
Eating plant-based meals is the easiest way to reduce your carbon footprint. You don’t need to be an all day, everyday vegan, or shop only at the farmers’ market, but by swapping a meat-filled meal for a vegan one once a day, you can lend our environment a much-needed hand. Continue reading “Plant-Based For The Planet”
What Exactly Are Good and Bad Fats?
There’s a health buzzword going around: “healthy fat.” We know that some fats can be good for us, (like avocado, cacao, and olive oil) and some not so much when eaten often. But what exactly is “healthy fat,” and why are some fats labeled “good” and “bad”? And what are the actual health effects of these fats in the body? Continue reading “What Exactly Are Good and Bad Fats?”
Six Reasons To Go Meatless One Day A Week
Going meatless, even just once in a few times a week, can make an amazing impact on your health. You don’t have to cut all animal products out of your life cold-turkey, but decreasing the amount of meat and increasing the number of vegetables, fruits, nuts, legumes, and grains that you eat can do wonders for your health and the health of the environment. Continue reading “Six Reasons To Go Meatless One Day A Week”
Misleading Food Labels
We know that when you go shopping for groceries, deciding between all of the food options available can sometimes be overwhelming. We often rely on the labels we see on the packaging to shape our opinions on whether a food is a healthy choice to purchase. Continue reading “Misleading Food Labels”
Focus On These Instead Of New Years Resolutions
In 2017, many people will make resolutions again and then immediately break them. Why? Because they won’t do anything different. They don’t have commitment plans. They’re just wishing. Continue reading “Focus On These Instead Of New Years Resolutions”
