5 Tips for Safe Detoxing
August 31, 2010 by Alison
Filed under Articles, Health & Nutrition Articles
A safe detox involves more than just a fast. Special nutrients are required to make the liver’s detox processes take place. Without them, we may feel the effects of a serious “healing crisis”: migraines, joint pain, irritable bowels, nausea, cramping, hostility, or deep depression. Although mild versions of some of these can be expected while [...]
Anti-Inflammatory Diet – What’s Right for You?
August 24, 2010 by Alison
Filed under Articles, Health & Nutrition Articles
I have six nutrition books on the subject of the “anti-inflammatory diet”. And guess what? They all say something different. The key here is to find what works for YOU, not for the general population. If you’ve tried an anti-inflammatory diet but gained little improvement, there may be a good reason for it: You didn’t [...]
Dental Infections – Are YOU Getting the Right Treatment?
August 17, 2010 by Alison
Filed under Articles, Health & Nutrition Articles
I decided to blog about my recent oral surgery and dental infections (and years of run-around involving them) because of the deep connection between dental health and the over-all health of the body.
I’m hoping that my story will encourage you to consider this connection. If an infection isn’t treated appropriately by a dentist trained in [...]
The Insulin and Cortisol Surge
July 17, 2010 by Alison
Filed under Health & Nutrition Articles
Yesterday, my husband requested I buy a case of coconut juice to give us energy while working on our new house all weekend. Since I heard we were going to have record-high temperatures here in Colorado (and I know that coconut juice is high in electrolyte minerals that increase energy when hot, drained and sweating) [...]
The 7th Core Principle to Lasting Health: Building Your Health Allies
April 28, 2010 by Alison
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Are you the type who thinks you have to “go it alone” or scrape by with minimal attention when it comes to health and taking care of yourself? If so, you probably need to re-evaluate the 7th focal point in my 7 Core Principles to Lasting Health. The 7th point is Building Your Health Allies, [...]
Doing it YOUR Way: A Nutrition Program in Your Own Style
April 6, 2010 by Alison
Filed under Articles, Health & Nutrition Articles
As I get ready to launch my Body by Body Metabolic Typing® Program, I’m reminded of a survey I sent out for my mindful eating students last fall. At first, I thought the survey was skewed: I couldn’t figure out why I had three even piles of data with no average reading. How could a [...]
Knowing When to Cycle Off Foods, Supplements and Exercise
March 22, 2010 by Alison
Filed under Articles, Health & Nutrition Articles
One of the things we just love to do is come up with a plan of what, when and how we’re going to eat and exercise, and then get high on the hope that we’ll actually to stick with it for the rest of our lives. When the inevitable day of reckoning [...]
No More Diet Roulette: The 1-2-3’s to Creating YOUR Perfect Diet
March 17, 2010 by Alison
Filed under Articles, Health & Nutrition Articles
Can you honestly say that the foods you eat are exactly what you want to be eating? That they make you feel good and give you enough energy… to the point where you can put your fork down and say, “that was GOOOOOOD!”, and at the same time feel completely nourished at least four hours [...]
10 Tips for Traveling Healthy with Food Restrictions
March 12, 2010 by Alison
Filed under Articles, Health & Nutrition Articles
One of the biggest pain points for those who adhere to restricted diets — whether due to food allergies, health concerns, ethical responsibilities or simply to make better food choices — is the limitations in dining out. Worse yet, it can make traveling a nightmare. Eating out is tough, so what do you do when [...]
Kundalini Yoga – A Happy-Healthy-Holy Way to Stay Well
March 2, 2010 by Alison
Filed under Articles, Mindful Eating & Living Articles
As we flow through our first week of another Yoga90 Challenge, I’m called to write about a style of yoga I stumbled upon in my first 90-days a few months back. It’s kundalini—the oldest form of yoga, and the foundation upon which all forms and styles were built.
Living in Boulder, Colorado, “the yoga capitol of [...]






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