Smoothies are perfect for quick nutritional breakfast, outdoor entertaining, snack or just simply to quench thirst! A good smoothie should contain a blend of ingredients with phytonutrients, protein and fiber to help keep you full and provide antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. And when it comes to smoothies, don’t forget to keep an eye on portion […]
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You’re busy. We get it! Even if you weren’t, why make more out of things than there needs to be, especially when it comes to eating your food? One of the biggest reasons why people don’t prepare their own meals and opt for takeout fast food, most of which is nutrient poor, is time. True, sometimes we literally
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Do you ever feel like your body just needs a quick reset? Perhaps you are a little more tired than usual. Perhaps you’ve been working too much and not exercising enough. Perhaps you’ve been eating a little more than usual or eating things that just don’t jive with your body. Whatever it is, you
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I have been wanting to try and make zucchini ribbons or ‘noodles/pasta’ for ages now, because they are a healthy and fun alternative to whole wheat or bean pasta, and plus they just look really neat. But here’s the thing, despite the fact that I have a million kitchen gadgets, I can’t say I own
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This refreshing and colorful bean salad is loaded with mango, black beans, corn, and red pepper prefect for summer brunch. The flavors are simple, yet the combination is quite tasty. Serves 3 Black Bean Mango Salad Ingredients 1 mango, peeled, pitted and cubed 2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro 4 green onions, thinly sliced
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Lately I’ve been going crazy for Asian style food. I’ve always been a big fan of stir-fry meals, they are quick and simple to prepare and you can create your own nutrient rich version that tastes just as delicious as in the restaurants but so much healthier! Chinese Apricot Stir-fry Ingredients: 2 Whole Blocks of
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This is what most people go through when transitioning from nutrient poor to a plant, based, whole foods, Nutrient Rich diet. What you’ll notice is that until you actually go the next level in healthy eating, you will suffer from one diet trap after another! Ref: The Food Class System 1. We eat the standard
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Welcome to the Nutrient Rich Kitchen here at The Lifestyle Coaching Center in Livingston, NJ. We always have small groups coming over to the Center, so I thought we should share a recent video of Rosie Battista and me. Yeah I know I did most of the talking and should shut and let her speak!
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Years ago in early 1990’s when I was working with Tony Robbins (who really introduced me to Living Health) I worked with a great guy named Chip Eichelberger. I remember to this day, when Chip, my friend Bob Quintana and I went bungee jumping off an old crane in San Diego. It was when MC
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GOING BANANAS… Creamy, high in potassium and fiber, easily digetible carbohydrate, comes in it’s own carrying case Buy a bunch of ripened bananas. Look in your grocery for ripened bananas as they are usually on sale for a lot less per pound. Peel them and freeze them in a freezer bag or container. You can pull them apart as needed.
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