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The Science of Habits

The new year is filled with potential. Maybe you are dedicated to a new exercise regime or you have decided that you are going to try and eat out less. Whatever it is you wish to change,understanding the science behind habits both good and bad can help you achieve your goals!

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Egg Substitues for baking and cooking

Eggs have been glorified for their protein content. They are a staple at the breakfast table as well as in many baked goods. However, according to the Physicians’ Health Study, there is a 23% increased death rate from those eating more than one egg a week and those who ate 7 or more eggs a week increased the rate of death by 58%. (The End of Dieting, Joel Furhman). Why are eggs so deleterious to your health?

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One Day to Wellness

I started my nutrition journey in earnest 2 years ago when I attended a seminar called One Day to Wellness. I had dabbled in eating a healthy diet and thought I knew what that looked like. However, I must admit I was failing! I had tried fad diets and trends like a lot of people do trying to maintain my weight.

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Finding Balance

I was listening to an interview with Kris Carr who is a plant-based author and filmmaker the other day and found myself very inspired by her words. The interviewer asked her, What is the most important thing to healing and well-being?"

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The Sticky Truth

Most of us know that in order to maintain a healthy diet we need to limit sugar. However, it is important to differentiate between natural and added sugar. Sugar that occurs naturally in a whole food such as fruit has fiber attached to it.

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Always Hungry?

Maybe you decided to cut back on food in the new year and lose a few of those pounds you put on over the holidays. If that is case, it is entirely possible that you also feel chronically hungry! There is one basic strategy that will help you feel full and satisfied without destroying the healthy eating plan you have adopted, EAT MORE! First let's talk about the science behind why this strategy works.

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