Nutrition

Rainbow Rule for Fruits and Veggies

It's recommended to eat at least five servings of fruits and vegetables daily. This can be achieved by aiming for two servings of fruit and three servings of vegetables. One portion of fruit or vegetables is generally equivalent to 80g.  Examples of servings: Fruits: One medium-sized fruit (like an apple, banana, or orange), two small fruits… Continue reading Rainbow Rule for Fruits and Veggies

Nutrition

Sea Salt or Himalayan Pink Salt?

Both Himalayan and sea salt are generally healthier than refined table salt due to higher mineral content and less processing. They are similar in terms of sodium content, however the way they're processed are drastically different. Ultimately, the "better" choice depends on individual preferences and priorities, such as flavor, texture, and specific health goals.  Here's… Continue reading Sea Salt or Himalayan Pink Salt?

Lifestyle, Nutrition

Beat Summer Heat and Headaches with Electrolytes

Struggling with afternoon headaches and fatigue during these hot summer days? Your body might be crying out for electrolytes! When temperatures soar, you're losing crucial electrolytes through sweat faster than you can replace them with water alone. This imbalance is often the real culprit behind those nagging summer headaches and energy crashes. Here's your game-changing… Continue reading Beat Summer Heat and Headaches with Electrolytes

Easy Recipes, Nutrition

Homemade Electrolyte Drink Recipe

A basic homemade electrolyte drink can be made by combining water with salt, a source of potassium like lemon juice, and a sweetener like maple syrup. Here's the breakdown: Water: The base of your drink, ensuring proper hydration . Filtered, canned spring, or coconut water are great options! Salt: provides sodium and chloride, crucial electrolytes lost through sweat  Citrus… Continue reading Homemade Electrolyte Drink Recipe

Nutrition, Reducing Waste

One Shopping Habit That Reduces Packaging Waste

Shop the perimeter of the grocery store first! The outer edges typically house fresh produce, meat, dairy, and bulk items - foods with minimal or no packaging. The inner aisles contain processed foods wrapped in multiple layers of plastic and cardboard. Here's how to make it work: Start with produce (choose loose items over pre-packaged)… Continue reading One Shopping Habit That Reduces Packaging Waste

Nutrition, Wild Life Awareness

Eating Like the Wild: Plant-Based Nutrition Inspired by Herbivore Wisdom

Estimated read time: 2 minutes Watch a rabbit in your garden and you'll notice something remarkable... it doesn't stress about meal planning, count calories, or feel guilty about food choices. Wild herbivores have mastered intuitive eating, offering us profound lessons about nourishment and satisfaction. Nature's Nutritional Wisdom Wild herbivores follow three key principles that revolutionize… Continue reading Eating Like the Wild: Plant-Based Nutrition Inspired by Herbivore Wisdom