Tag: plant based education
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Podcast: Thriving During the Holidays
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. Another year is coming to a close. I hope that your health journey has been progressive. The stress of the holiday season can lead to some poor choices with regard to holiday traditions. My personal health journey has resulted in amending holiday traditions a little each year. The sugary,…
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Podcast: Vitamin C and Your Microbiome
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. How do vitamins really work? I took a Flintstones multivitamin as a child. I suppose it was to cover the basis for any deficiencies that I may have had. In reality, taking a multivitamin was something that was just the thing to do. The One a Day vitamin company…
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Podcast: Addie Majnaric, RDN and I Interview Jason Bronstad, CEO of Malk Organics.
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. How do you pick a milk alternative? Today Addie Majnaric, RDN and I have the pleasure of speaking with Jason Bronstad who is the CEO of Malk Organics. Malk is a plant based milk alternative that is made from just three ingredients: organic almonds, water and Himalayan pink sea…
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Podcast: Doug Evans author of The Sprout Book
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. How do you eat an organic nutrient dense plant based diet cheap? Grow some of your own food. There are more options than you would initially think and range from a full backyard garden or community raised beds to porch pots of vegetables and herb gardens. If that is…
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Podcast: Run, Swim, Rock Climb Repeat: Plus a Little Cardio Talk as Well.
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. The American Heart Association minimal weekly cardiovascular exercise suggestion is 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise. The funny part is that most of those committee members probably don’t meet the goal and cannot define what moderate to vigorous exercise might look like. Thirty minutes three times a week…
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Podcast: Run And Nutrition Success with Addie Majnaric, RDN and Ann Doescher
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. Today I have my favorite dietitian, Addie Majnaric, RDN and practice member Ann Doescher to rehash their recent marathon and half marathons. Ann took up running at age 50 when her sixth child went to college. She became plant based by accident when she visited a health fair attached…
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Podcast: Getting Lost
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. Navigating while relying on GPS can make getting somewhere easier but it rarely results in making mental memories of how to get there again. Getting lost is perceived differently for individuals. If you still maintain your sense of self in your current surroundings, you may not consider yourself lost. …
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Podcast: Thriving on Plants and Plant Protein
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. The recovery from Ian continues in Southwest Florida, and daily life is slowing returning to normal. How do you plan your daily meals? Do you think in terms of macronutrients such as fat, carbohydrate and protein? Do you focus on micronutrients? Or do you focus on avoiding unhealthy foods…
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Podcast: Consistency and Nutrient Intake: Too much or not enough?
Welcome! and Thank you for listening. The key to most any improvement in health or performance is consistency. Day after day, year after year, consistent implementations of actions that lead to a certain goal. There is no stagnation. There is only improvement or decline. But how do we stay consistent? Lofty goals are not great…
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Podcast: Strength is Ageless with Ginny MacColl
Welcome! and Thank You for listening! This episode features Ginny MacColl. She is a mother, actress, swimmer, and Ninja Warrior at the young age of 70. No, they are not age specific obstacles, she is doing the same obstacle course as the 20 somethings, and she didn’t start training for Ninja until her mid 60s. …