Plant Based Foods

Quantity or Quality?

Nutritionally speaking, the swirling discussions for what brand, label, supplement or food product provides the most nutritional value have created a lot of misunderstanding for applying the promoted health information. What is understood is that the Standard American Diet and fast-food eating habits of many is not sufficient for supporting optimal health. Because of dietary deficiencies, many chronic illnesses present in our society are being treated with pharmaceutical and supplement options. But, are increased quantity of pills, as medicine or [...]

By |2017-05-12T12:18:23+00:00April 2nd, 2014|Healthy Habits, Plant Based Foods|Comments Off on Quantity or Quality?

Eating from the Rainbow

An article by: Catherine Schroeder, RD In addition to rainbows in the sky, April showers inspire the growth of a colorful array of spring fruits and vegetables to decorate your dishes, tempt your taste buds and nourish yourself naturally! Vibrantly colored produce adds visual appeal to any dish without the use of synthetic dyes or additives.  More importantly, these brightly colored foods pack a powerful nutrition punch.  Fruits and vegetables have a high nutrient density, meaning they provide high amounts [...]

By |2017-05-12T12:18:23+00:00August 29th, 2013|Healthy Habits, Plant Based Foods|Comments Off on Eating from the Rainbow

Vitamin K Support – Eat Green!

In a society that uses medications and supplements to promote health, the message of whole, fresh foods for vitamin and mineral support often appears limited or inadequate. The truth is that without a diet based on consuming more plant foods, those individual supplements and medications will not be able to work optimally, often requiring additional prescriptive intervention and cascading side effects. Your health is dependent on your food choices! There are two supplements I recommend most often to my clients: [...]

By |2017-05-12T12:18:24+00:00January 22nd, 2013|Plant Based Foods, Supplements|Comments Off on Vitamin K Support – Eat Green!
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