The nutrient value of our foods is declining and the recommendation for fruits and vegetables has been raised from 5 servings a day to 7-13. It’s hard for many of us with busy lifestyles to fit in that much fresh fruit and vegetables, so we have to be creative and look for ways to get more. Food scientists have now found a way to make pasta even more healthy by adding unripe banana flour, which is rich in antioxidants and fiber. If you make your own pasta, this can be a great way to add more nutrients to your meal. [Read More]

 

Whenever I talk to people about changing their diets, invariably there are a few foods that they can’t – or won’t — live without. They are not the same for everyone: for some it’s bread or pasta, others it’s an occasional favorite dessert, others it’s coffee or cheese or a glass of wine. And I always tell people that when you deny yourself something that you truly love you will end up eating more in the long run, trying to get that same satisfaction from other things. So enjoy your guilty pleasure (in small doses) and truly savor every bite [Read More]

 

You may have noticed it’s been a bit quiet newsletter-wise this summer. In between summer camps and sports with my kids (and squeezing in some play and beach time!), I have been hard at work on my new book and audio course on making lasting change. It’s called Finally Make It Happen and it is the result of years of research and experience helping people to make lasting change. I’m very excited about the launch, coming soon, and I have a special invitation for a few lucky readers to share below! Before I share that and this week’s newsletter, I [Read More]

 

Yes, you read that right! I have the opportunity to be in an upcoming movie… with your help! Over the years, I’ve seen a lot of people try to make changes in their lives. Whether they want to lose weight, get off medications, have more energy, create better relationships (or find a fantastic new one!), get out of debt or save for a dream home, it seems everyone has a dream or a desire they would like to fulfill. But making it happen in these busy and stressful times can be hard. Often it feels overwhelming to try to make [Read More]

 

Hi and welcome to the New England Health Advisory! Congratulations on taking control of your own health and wellness! In today’s world,  you can no longer relinquish total responsibility for wellness to your family doctor. Your physician or healthcare provider is doing the best that he/she can. However, with limited office visit time and challenging insurance reimbursement constraints, little to no education on nutrition, stress, or fitness and the increasing influence of pharmaceutical companies, your doctor can’t do it alone. To stay healthy, you need to participate in your own wellness. The major threats to our well-being are now lifestyle-related [Read More]

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