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Three Simple and Tasty Sugar Substitutes

If you’re trying to bake and eat healthy, can you still use a sweetener? What if you have autoimmune or gut health issues? Yes, you can.   Maybe you’ve heard the blue (Equal), pink (Sweet-n-Low), and yellow (Splenda) packets are not the best for your overall health because they provide no nutrients and may cause …

The Greatest Wealth is Health

You’ve heard of health and wellness and probably are trying to do something to help yours, right? But what really is health and wellness? Are they the same or different? And how do you even work on improving yours? As a National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach, I am often asked these questions. Wellness …

How to Prevent or Reverse Metabolic Syndrome

In my previous post, we discussed Metabolic Syndrome and what the five risk factors or symptoms are to indicate you might have it. Click here to read that post. But many have asked me how do I reverse it or what are some things I can do to prevent getting Metabolic Syndrome? How do I …

Chronic Pain: Are You One of the Many?

Did you know there are 100 million Americans who experience chronic pain – more than those who have diabetes, heart disease, and cancer combined?  And I’m sure you know that pain is your body’s alarm system. So when you feel pain, your body is telling you something is wrong and needs attention. Living with chronic …

Eating More Carbs May Help Fatigue, Digestive, or Autoimmune Issues

Do you have fatigue, brain fog, bloating, and weight issues (maybe autoimmune or menopausal symptoms) but just don’t know the first step to help? If so, I’m going give you right now one step you can take today. Eat more carbs. Yes. You read that right. Now don’t be fooled into thinking carbs (AKA carbohydrates) …

Hidden Connection: Diet and Your High Histamine Levels

Is there a hidden connection between what you eat and your high histamine allergic reactions? Histamines are chemicals in your body that help you regulate foods and things you come in contact with like dust, pollen, pet dander, or things you inhale such as fragrances, car fumes, etc. If you are histamine intolerant, you have …