This recipe from melskitchencafe.com is the perfect addition to your morning beverage, or go to snack to curb hunger in between meals. Don’t think you can eat them all on your own? Try freezing them for convenience when you’re in a time crunch! Using natural sugar sources and whole grains, this is sure to become one of your new staples.
This recipe from allrecipes.com is a great summer salad, packed with nutrients from one of the leafy green superfoods! This perfect detour from the “normal” salad is a a great way to add a colorful and easy meal to your healthy menu!
Gone fishin’? Cook your catch into a deliciously healthy grilled fished taco. This recipe from EatingWell is packed with flavor at only 300 calories. Calories 333 Protein 31 g Serves 6 Ingredients: Adobo-Rubbed Fish 4 teaspoons chili powder, preferably made with New Mexico or ancho chiles (see Note) 2 tablespoons lime juice 2 tablespoons […]
Mornings can be hard when the alarm clock is blaring and your warm covers beg you to stay in bed – but a good morning is extremely important to your well-being. Take note of these five do’s and don’ts for your morning routine.
When you get asparagus popping up in the garden, you know that it’s springtime! Try putting your fresh veggies into this delightful dish from Cooking Light.
Suffer from seasonal allergies? That shouldn’t stop you from working out. Here are a few ideas to get you through the season.
Looking for a tasty, healthy dish to take to your next potluck? EatingWell offers this low-fat alternative to mayonnaise based potato salad!
What if your clients knew that each workout session was going to help someone in need? Here are four ways that their workouts could contribute to a greater cause.
In these last few weeks before Spring, we still may need a little extra warmth to make it through the cold days. This healthy Chicken Barley Chili does the trick, and adds some unexpected grains into the mix! What better way to bid Winter farewell than to warm up with this unforgettable protein packed soup.
With February being American Heart Month, we can raise awareness about heart disease and how we can prevent it – both at home and in the community. Heart disease is currently the leading cause of death for men and women in the United States, and while some conditions and defects are hereditary, there are quite a few conditions that can be prevented and even treated with the aid of healthy lifestyle choices. Here are some examples of how we can make more heart-healthy choices.