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Eat This – Fall Soups

October 16, 2014 by

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 Swedish Cabbage Soup 1Tbsp Olive oil 1 head green cabbage 2 Tbsp maple syrup 1 lb ground turkey 1/2 tsp salt 1/2 tsp pepper 8 cups chicken stock 2 bay leaves In stockpot heat oil over med. heat. Add cabbage and sauté until cabbage starts to release some of it’s liquid,2-3 min. Reduce heat to […]

Ask Dave: Please Don’t Eat the Green Potatoes

October 13, 2014 by

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Dear Dave, We had a great potato crop this year but most of them are partially green.  Are they OK to eat?  Ann & Thomas  Dear A & T, The short answer is no – don’t eat them!  I will elaborate below if you want the longer story. There have been several recorded historical instances […]

No Matter What

October 13, 2014 by

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Do you have a “no matter what” on your journey to vibrant health? It could be: journaling food, getting  in that resistance training, taking time to meditate or journal, etc. Do you find that your “no matter what” changes as you form new habits? At times, balancing everything can feel overwhelming (HA…that might be an […]

My Key to Happiness

October 13, 2014 by

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Last week my coach tasked me with doing something that would make ME happy.  On Tuesday my first attempt was taking my daughters in their red wagon to the beach to play in the sand and let the cold water of Lake Michigan splash on their toes. They loved it! It was fun for me […]

How Well Do You Fall?

October 13, 2014 by

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No one likes falling. It has the power to unnerve, derail and destroy. It’s painful. Makes you feel incompetent. And it takes you by surprise because you rarely see it coming. It IS coming, however…that you can be certain of. If you are living life with even an ounce of boldness you are going to […]

RN Advice: What is Disease?

October 13, 2014 by

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As an emergency room nurse, I was pretty sure that I understood the concept of disease. I had definitely seen my share of illness, had an advanced degree and specialized certifications.  What I knew was that patients had disease because of family history, lack of attention to their bodies, or sometimes just random luck it […]

Cameron Cooks In Chaos: Pumpkin and Ginger

October 13, 2014 by

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Fall time, I love pumpkins. Anything pumpkin, I’m all about it.  So here are some dessert or snack type things that I love to make up, and in my house a batch lasts about a day. Ginger is very warming and comforting for me, so I’m pretty liberal with the ginger.  Okay, here we go: […]

Kelly’s Journey – October 2014

October 13, 2014 by

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For three plus years I resisted meditation.  I thought it was crazy that someone could sit and breathe and it would have any effect.  I tried a few times, started a few 21 or 40 day sessions but quit after a few days because this “zen” feeling I waited for never happened.  I was right, […]

The Clean Eating Kid

October 13, 2014 by

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Let me share my “clean eating kid” story with you. When  my, now 5 year old, son Tosh turned 7 months old, he began a series of chronic illnesses, in which time I missed more work because I was taking care of him, than I did during my 5 months of maternity leave. Throughout that […]

Halloween Fun

October 13, 2014 by

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Clean Halloween Fun Halloween is just around the corner. If your kids are at all like mine, they are beginning to ponder what costumes they will wear, and what parties they will attend.  I, however, am working on pulling some tricks out of my sleeve to have a fun and festive, CLEAN Halloween. In honor […]