Tuesday, March 25, 2014

National Nutrition Month

photo credit: http://ift.tt/1eJZFK8 March is National Nutrition Month, if you haven’t started gearing up for bikini season, this is the month to help you get a little more motivation. I can’t believe March is almost over and still feels like winter where I am. We’re actually forecasted for snow again tonight. Beach season doesn’t feel like it will ever get here! So in honor of nutrition and the upcoming sun, sand and surf season. Here’s a few points on how you can embrace your health and give yourself some love this month.


I had a client call me this morning and tell me she’s been eating clean 80% of the time, dropped the soda completely, been eating breakfast every morning and she can’t believe how much energy she has and how great she actually feels now! I love those stories. I wanted to give her the biggest hug and big sloppy kiss. She totally made my day! I knew she could do it, it’s just getting past that big hump in the beginning that’s the hardest. Those little success stories are what keep me going as a Holistic Health Coach and Healthy Living Advocate. “A little ripple effect” that will hopefully start a change in the world.


So here is 10 things to do for yourself this month (well what’s left of it) ;) But you can continue on and reap all the benefits!



  1. Try something new! Never eaten brussel sprouts, artichokes, or monk fruit? Try it out once, you may surprise yourself.

  2. Try to incorporate different greens into your diet. If you’re not too crazy about one, try another. You can always hide them in smoothies too!

  3. Learn to read a label. You’ll be surprised what you’re really eating!!!

  4. Start a garden. Grow your own food, eat the things you really like. Visit a farmers market.

  5. Add an extra glass of water to your diet each day.

  6. Eat off a smaller plate. You’ll learn portion control and you won’t consume so much food. If you’re still hungry after, then go for seconds.

  7. Replace processed sugars with natural…honey and 100% maple syrup are great ones to use.

  8. Choose healthy snacks like nuts, fruit, veggies with hummus, plain yogurt and add your own berries, The possibilities are endless!

  9. Chose wild caught fish, skip the farm raised. And choose organic or humanely raised pork, beef, and poultry.

  10. Get in the kitchen, stay out of the drive-thrus. Anything coming through the window is not food!


Hope these little pointers help! Here is a healthy snacks guide you can check out and grab some great, new healthy recipes!





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