For those who celebrate Christmas, these last few days before the holiday can be among the most stressful of the year. “Merry,” “jolly” and “joyful”…
Blog
Simple tips, foods, resources and hands-on knowledge to help you and your family live your best!
Stop Before Your “Goodbye Movember” Shave
As “Movember,” the month set aside to raise awareness of men’s health issues by growing a moustache if you’re male (and tolerating one in your…
The ABC’s of Being Thankful on Thanksgiving with Food Allergies
For a long time, Thanksgiving was my youngest son’s least favorite holiday: he has extensive food allergies, and his plate of plain turkey, baked potato…
How to Have a Happy Halloween with Food Allergies
Halloween is almost here, and along with the usual ghost, zombie, skeleton, witch and pumpkin decorations come unique – and sometimes uniquely scary – challenges…
What’s In Your Lunchbox?
It’s September, and that means it’s time to get real about what you’re going to be putting in your child’s lunchbox. Back-to-school time can be…
The Power of Anti-Inflammatory Foods for High School and College Athletes
It’s crucial as an athlete heading into the fall season that you drink enough water and get your carbs, protein and dietary fat. But there…
The Number One Nutrient for High School and College Athletes
As many high school and college teams are kicking off their fall practice schedules this week, I wanted to feature some tips on building success…
Don’t Panic, Part 5: You CAN Navigate the Grocery Store After Being Diagnosed With a Gluten Allergy or Intolerance
The gluten-free label on packaged foods is voluntary: products labeled as gluten-free must by law contain no gluten, so you can be comfortable when buying…