I received a wonderful email 3 years ago from Tony Lonero, since then we have become good friends. I am so proud, that at the age of 57, he is still qualifying, and EXCELLING, in bike races like the Paris-Brest-Paris, with his Multiple Sclerosis in full remission thanks to The Read more…
I recently read some interesting comment about blood tests for food allergies from a recent study published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. ” We don’t really understand all of the reasons why one person with IgE to a food will have serious reactions to the food, while Read more…
Just had a GREAT post from a Planner on Facebook who lost 33 pounds, but after all of those months, her cholesterol went up. Why is that? Remember heightened cholesterol is your body’s premier line of defense when it senses inflammation. So….wait…. how is it that you can have inflammation Read more…
In my book, The Plan, I discussed the studies which indicated that up to 90% of all fish oils on the shelves were in some state of rancidity. It’s well known that rancid oils produce free radicals which causes inflammation. Chronic low grade inflammation is the cause of premature weight gain, Read more…
Traditional diets – the diets that you’re used to, like no-carb, unlimited protein, low fat, or calorie counting– don’t work because there is no universal one size fits all solution when it comes to weight loss. These diets really hold the belief that they are promoting healthy foods. That’s a Read more…
Chronic fatigue is linked to leaky gut syndrome according to a study published this month in the journal Microbiome, with Cornell University researchers. Leaky gut syndrome can be healed by identifying and removing inflammatory foods. If additional help is needed, then going on a protocol of gut healing supplements and Read more…
All too often I have clients come to me with digestion that just isn’t healing and sadly, all too often, it can be because of their probiotics. Many of these ingredients will worse conditions such as constipation and leaky gut. Below are some of the ingredients you should approach with Read more…
Zucchini pasta is not only inexpensive dish to make thanks, to being so copious in summer, it’s also an incredible source of potassium at 500 mg per zucchini. The secret to make good zucchini pasta is to let it dehydrate so it’s not mushy ( no need to use dehydrator- Read more…
FIFTEEN years. It’s been fifteen years since I have been able to eat my beloved egg yolks. And you poor folks have had to listen to me kvetch about it. But I knew in my gut, that no matter how much I missed eggs, it wasn’t the time to test Read more…
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