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Sunday is the day my whole family typically gathers for a weekly meal. I am super fortunate in this regard as my kids are pretty grown up (24, 21 and 16) and only the latter still lives at home! As my children have gotten older, this event becomes more and more rare:( I usually attempt … Continue reading Grilled Red Pepper & Sautéed Spinach Whole Wheat Orzo Salad
As a registered dietitian, I am fortunate to interact with many people trying to improve their health and fitness by improving their eating habits. I’m passionate about food and nutrition and love helping people develop new, healthier eating habits. It is so gratifying when someone is able to meet their nutritional goals! Weight loss is … Continue reading Think You’re Eating to Lose Weight? Think Again.
The majority of people who are overweight think it’s a constant battle. I think we’ve all heard the same old things. Eat less. Drink more water. Exercise. Small changes. Etc, etc, etc. Yes, all of these things are true. If it really was that easy, everyone would be doing it successfully, right? There are … Continue reading 3 “Must Dos” to Shed Pounds
I saw the above tweet on Twitter the other day and was mortified. Really, it’s easy to get strong and flat abs? I’ve been trying to get strong and flat abs for 30 years, however, I must admit I have not tried their 7 minute a day technique. If I had a penny for every … Continue reading It’s So Easy!
This is going to be a quick tutorial on omega-3 fatty acids. Just the facts. Hopefully, not too boring. Concise and to the point. Let’s get started. There is much talk about omega-3’s and their benefits on your cardiovascular system. Omega-3 fatty acids benefit the hearts of healthy people, those at risk for heart disease, and individuals who … Continue reading Fish and Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Heart disease is a serious health problem in this country. Although this is a broad generalization, it appears men get more attention from their physicians regarding heart disease or signs/symptoms of heart disease than women. This needs to change. There is quite a bit of publicity given to gender specific diseases such as breast, ovarian, and cervical cancers. I am not saying these are not very real … Continue reading Attention, Ladies! February is American Heart Month
It all started when I purchased butternut squash all chopped up and packaged at Wegmans. I needed it for a soup recipe I made earlier in the week. Quite frankly, it’s definitely worth the extra price to buy butternut squash all prepped. It is not the easiest of veggies to peel, chop, and cut up. I love it, though, … Continue reading Recipe: Cremini Mushroom, Spinach, and Savory Butternut Squash Pizza
