I do have another recipe for eggnog posted. It’s not the healthiest recipe in the world and really not good for me but I do enjoy eggnog at Christmas. So what does a nutritionist do? Modify, of course! Even my hubby, who is a major snob when
I know … I’m a nutritionist and eggnog is not the healthiest drink around. However … it is Christmas and I’m a firm believer that it’s ok to splurge ONCE IN A WHILE. Not every day. But once in a while, for a special occasion (Christmas, birthday,
I came across this recipe at www.draxe.com when I was doing some research for a client. The benefits of turmeric are endless but what caught my attention the most when I first was learning about turmeric were it’s anti inflammatory and pain relieving properties. And I was
Ingredients: 1 large beet 4 medium to large carrots (depending on how earthy you like it) 1 apple of your choice 1 lemon, juiced 1” knob of ginger Directions: Chop ingredients and place in high-speed blender, add sufficient water (and ice if you prefer colder juice) to
1 cup almond and/or coconut milk (non dairy is important due to the inflammatory nature of dairy) 1 big tablespoon of raw cacao (not cocoa … that kinda defeats the purpose)(high in magnesium and gives you a little boost) 1 teaspoon or so of coconut oil (healthy