Top 10 Ways to Stay Healthy In 2012

#1.  Toss The Microwave.  Microwave ovens emit radiation into your food as well as your surroundings.  They’ve also been proven to change your food at a molecular level, so in other words, the food you put in the microwave will not be the same food that comes out.  I can remember when I was a [...]

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Winter Time Exercise

Now that we’ve entered the winter months, movement is just as important as it is in the summer, only it serves a different purpose.  We need exercise in the colder months to circulate and move energy through the body.  It also helps to warm and balance hormonal levels in the body.  The best movements for [...]

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The Many Benefits of Coconut Oil

Coconut oil is another one of my favorite superfoods.  It has natural anti-oxidants which protect your body against free radicals.  An increase in free radicals in the body can noticeably speed up the aging process, so coconut oil actually creates a slowing down of the aging process.  Coconut oil can balance hormones by boosting metabolism [...]

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Pure Energy Wellness December Special!

Show gratitude for yourself or someone else this year by purchasing 10 sessions for $600 at Pure Energy Wellness.  Whether you’re planning to start a new exercise, nutrition and lifestyle program or continuing your journey with me, this session package can be beneficial for both.  If you’re planning to start a new program, included in [...]

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How To Get 4 Meals From One Chicken

One of my favorite meal items is an organic rotisserie chicken, preferably pasture fed. Other than the fact that it tastes great and is easy to prepare (especially if you buy it already cooked), it goes a long way. I’ve been able to get at least 3 to 4 meals from one chicken for a [...]

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Milk

Milk, The Original Super Food

Food allergies have become the latest diagnoses to people’s health issues.  It seems every illness relates back to either a food sensitivity, allergy or a vitamin D deficiency.  I was completely on board with this and have had first hand experience, until recently.  The food elimination diet does have some validity and works short term, [...]

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The Future of Organic Farming

Organic farming and food have become a wonderful trend in recent years.  If there was ever a great trend to have, it would be more people getting interested in organics.  My only hope is that it becomes less of a trend and more of a fixture in our daily lives in the coming years. Organic [...]

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Gluten Free Living

Last week’s Demystifying Gluten Free Cooking workshop was a hit! My very  first cooking workshop, held at Pure Energy Wellness Studios with Charli Vogt, was great!  We had a blast and the food Charli prepared was fantastic.  The group shared their experiences of living gluten free, how it effects them in their daily lives and [...]

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Marathon Running, a Popular Trend

Marathon running is a growing trend.  As you can see Marathon participation in the USA has gone from 4.6 million to 13 million in 20 years (1990-2010). See chart here.   It seems like everyone and their mother are signing up for marathons lately.  We’re all seeking to accomplish what seems like the impossible. Heck, [...]

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Good Oils Vs. Bad Oils with Sally Fallon

Sally Fallon is co-author of the book “Nourishing Traditions”.   A book that outlines the history of food, why and how those traditions were fashioned and one of the founders of the Weston A. Price Foundation. I began my journey to see Sally by driving to the SC chapter’s annual Weston A. Price conference in [...]

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