3 Reasons Your Body Will Love Sweet Potatoes

3 Reasons Your Body Will Love Sweet Potatoes

Holidays and sweet potatoes go hand in hand. Check out a few of the reasons why your body will love, love, love this tasty root vegetable. 1. Sweet Potato + Olive Oil = A: Sweet potatoes on their own are nutritious, but the absorption of the abundance of beta-carotene...
Food, Family and the Fun House Mirror Syndrome

Food, Family and the Fun House Mirror Syndrome

Every now and then, a topic surfaces that deserves a little more than fleeting attention. Anyone who's read this blog for more than a week knows health, fitness and eating clean are always on the table. I want to be abundantly clear, however, that body size is in no...
3 Reasons Your Body Will Love Carrots

3 Reasons Your Body Will Love Carrots

Carrots are of the most consumed and readily available vegetables around. What's more,  they're healthy and inexpensive. Loaded with vitamin A, carrots come in a wider variety than most realize. Along with orange, you can also find purple, yellow, white and red...
3 Reasons Your Body Will Love Pomegranates

3 Reasons Your Body Will Love Pomegranates

Pomegranates don't necessarily hit a home run when it comes to vitamins, but they are loaded with phytonutrients. Phytonutrients simply mean "plant nutrients," and anything that's good that comes from plant-based food that isn't a vitamin, mineral, protein, carb or...
3 Reasons Your Body Will Love Brussels Sprouts

3 Reasons Your Body Will Love Brussels Sprouts

This time of year you can buy Brussels sprouts on a stalk, in a bag or in bulk. They're easy to find, easy to cook and extremely good for your body in many, many ways. Brussels sprouts are a cruciferous vegetable, and in the same family as broccoli, cauliflower and...
3 Reasons Your Body Will Love Acorn Squash

3 Reasons Your Body Will Love Acorn Squash

It's acorn squash time. Anything that can be served as a meal in its shell makes me happy. More importantly, any food that is as functional as acorn squash makes me happiest! When I say functional, I mean the nutrients in the squash itself provide an army of defense...
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