Healthy Travel Tips: Preventing Health Setbacks

Healthy Travel Tips: Supporting Your Body and Preventing Health Setbacks

  If you’re anything like me, you’re traveling more these days, whether it’s for work, vacation, or both. Since moving to another country, I find myself traveling more to visit family and friends, as well as frequent border runs to keep my visa up-to-date.  As I get ready for a trip back home for the…

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Detox Tips to Reset Your Diet and Life This Winter

Detox Tips for Winter

  Did you know that winter is the perfect time to detox? Going about it in the right way helps your body prepare for spring, lose any weight you’ve started to gain over the holidays and feel fitter and healthier. Winter also brings changes to your hormones, metabolism, and circulation —all of which can have…

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4 Thanksgiving Day Survival Tips

Tips for getting back on track with your health goals after Thanksgiving festivities Text

  All around the U.S., people are kicking off the holiday season by celebrating Thanksgiving, which means facing some of your biggest food and beverage temptations and stressful travel situations followed by post-celebration bloating, weight gain, fatigue, and sometimes just feeling downright sick or crappy. And even if you’re not in the U.S. celebrating along…

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How Foods Affect Your Physical and Mental Health

How Foods Affect Your Physical and Mental Health - Hulk lifts a cookie

You wouldn’t like me when I’m angry.   In today’s ever-evolving diet culture, personalized nutrition is often lost.  Personalized nutrition recognizes that what may be considered healthy for one person may not necessarily be the same for another.  It acknowledges how foods affect your physical and mental health. Eating right isn’t a universal truth but…

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Chilled Reflections: A Year of Cold Showers and Unexpected Lessons

Cold shower woman

  As a health coach always looking for new health and wellness trends, I’ve experimented with various fads, products, gadgets, and biohacks. Some I’ve embraced out of genuine curiosity and a desire to experience their benefits firsthand—with results ranging from impressive to mixed. So, when the buzz around the advantages of cold water reached my…

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The Messy Truth About Clutter and Stress

Woman overcoming clutter-induced stress and anxiety.

  If feeling stressed and anxious is your norm most days, your home environment could play a major role in how you’re feeling. This is at least partly because your home can quickly lose its status as a place of comfort when clutter takes over. The amount of clutter you can tolerate is hugely personal,…

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Overweight, low energy, anxious and depressed?

You deserve better if you feel overweight, low energy, anxious, and depressed

Are you feeling overweight, low on energy, anxious, and depressed? If you are, you’re not alone. There was a point in my life when I felt this way, too. No matter what I did or ate, nothing seemed to change. I was beyond uncomfortable in my clothes, I was uncomfortable in my own skin, and…

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Eat This for Weight Loss and Energy

Happy woman with coffee cup in kitchen - weight loss and energy

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if there was a magical pill or food you could eat that would stop cravings in their tracks, give you long-lasting energy, and promote weight loss all at the same time? There actually is, and it’s called Fat. Contrary to the misconceptions surrounding fats, emerging research is shedding light on how…

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Tips for Developing a Mindset for Positive Growth

Tips to develop a positive mindset. Brown paper torn to reveal white paper underneath with the text "a negative mind will never give you a positive life!"

  When things go wrong, do you tend to see it as a failure or an opportunity to learn and grow from the experience? With the former, it’s usually a sign that your mindset is of the fixed variety, and it can hold you back in life. With a positive growth mindset, it’s all about…

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How to Fight Inflammation with Food

Chronic Inflammation diagram pointing to other diseases.

Have you always believed that inflammation is bad? Well, certainly not! Contrary to popular belief, inflammation is not harmful…necessarily. It is the body’s first immune response to any kind of injury. Without the presence of inflammation, our body would be unable to heal and, further, won’t be able to fight pathogens that might be looking…

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