Making Meatless Meals: Chipotle Vegan Bowl
Love the lifestyle bowl from Chipotle or the Chipotle Veggie Bowl and want more chipotle vegetarian options at home? Try this diy recipe for a Chipotle Vegan Bowl
A New Language: Reading Nutrition Labels to Find Added Sugars
Where are added sugars hiding? Starbucks is one place!
Judging Carb Quality for Yourself
These tools can help you judge carb quality: glycemic index and glycemic load
Hacking Sweet Smoothies with Whole Sugars
We talk about swapping out smoothie ingredients for high-quality sweets.
Exploring How to Sweeten Tea and Coffee Without Sugar
We break down the definitions of whole sugars, free sugars and added sugars. And, if you watch until the end there’s a demo on how to use high-quality sugars to sweeten tea and coffee.
The ‘Shake What Your Momma Gave You’ Approach to Wellness
Use the E.M.S framework to make the most of your wellness assets and reach your goals
Beating Wellness Barriers on Game Day AND Valentine's Day
Using the STEM framework to name wellness barriers…then hurdle over them!
Health and Wellness During Black History Month: Reaching Goals
How to make time for new wellness skill? Use the 3 Bs: Block, bundle and break
How to Exercise Everyday: Exercise Assets and Accountability
Daily exercise is possible when you minimize barriers and expand on your assets. See how.
Why Is It So Hard to Exercise Consistently?
Identifying exercise barriers and knocking them down!
#NewYearNewMovesChallenge: Protecting Time for Exercise
The first task we need to master in order to build the sort of lasting exercise habits that can be life-saving? Figure out how to reserve protected time for exercise.
Eating Right in 2022...
You don’t have to be superhuman to change your eating habits. Life design trumps will power.
Treatment Choices
How do you and your provider make decisions about your healthcare? Here’s a guide.
Which Cancer Screenings Should I Get? [Video]
we dug into cancer screenings: Which do you need, and when do you need them?
Primary Care Screenings
Black women die from stroke at disproportionately high rates. Seeing a primary care doctor at least yearly lowers risk.
Go To The Doctor
In light of very justified medical mistrust, we talk about how important going to the doctor is. But, as much as possible, it’s important to go to a doctor you can trust.