Our brains are hard-wired to seek pleasure in the form of calorie-dense food, and our environment controls our eating behavior, which makes it hard to stick with a healthy diet. Imposing some structure to your eating routines can help...
Transitioning to a healthy diet can be difficult, especially in the beginning. Don’t make healthy eating harder by expecting yourself to resist the highly-palatable foods in your refrigerator/pantry. Try a kitchen makeover by...
Millions of years of successful evolution has given us the desire to take advantage of calories when they’re available. Having struggled with compulsive eating for literally decades, I've finally found a way to stick with my healthy eating goals...
The processed foods that comprise many diets are strongly linked to heart disease, cancer, stroke, and diabetes. On the flip side, nutrient-dense foods decrease your risk of succumbing to those leading causes of death. Here are the basics...
Summer is just around the corner, and everyone is frantically working to get their body in tip top summer shape. Here are 8 (healthy) ways to lose weight, with results that will last longer than the summer sun rays...
Have you defaulted to the widespread and highly popular “See Food Diet”? If you regularly eat food that’s not in alignment with your health values, you might benefit from my answer to this question: How do you stop compulsive eating?
There is a common belief in the vegan and vegetarian community that eliminating animal products from one’s diet is all that is necessary to optimize health. But, unfortunately, the vegan menu is not good enough to support long-term health.
I am sure you have never used the reasoning, “at least I eat better than most people I know!”-- but perhaps a friend or associate has insisted as much? If so, read on. Let's explore the logic behind such statements.
The problem isn’t that you don’t know what to eat for health and weight loss—the real problem is that you don’t know how to change deeply entrenched, decades-long food habits. Hiring a diet coach can help!
To change your food choices, first change your eating behavior. By injecting self-control into how you go about eating, you’ll slowly gain more discipline over what you eat.