Some people may avoid certain foods depending on a fad diet while other people follow a more intuitive approach by going with the flow and listening to what their body needs. Intuitive Eating combines emotions, instinct and rational thought when we consider our meals. This means that we recognize the psychological drives and biological roles of food and find a balance. One person may eat salads and a piece of chocolate everyday for dinner, while another person may eat a burger several times a week- both are OK, as long as there is a balance and your overall health is honored. We all have our unique diets and meal patterns, and what works for you may not work for someone else. I support viewi
Here is a quick low carb meal for you to enjoy. Zucchini pasta is easy to prepare and it’s low carb, for those who follow such diet, and a great way to get in veggies. All you need is a tool like a spiralizer or peeler to get your zucchini thin like spaghetti, then top with a sauce of your choice- I did a pesto marinara sauce with Beyond meat. PROCESS: ¤ Add at least 4 cups of water and a pinch of salt to a medium pot and bring to a boil. ¤ While water is heating, spiralize or peel and slice zucchini thinly to resemble spaghetti pasta. Add zucchini to boiling water and let cook for one minute. ¤ Strain zucchini then top with sauce of choice and enjoy! This should yield two servings. With lo
Sometimes I like to treat myself with dark chocolate drizzle on my oatmeal in the morning. It's a bonus knowing that I'm consuming beneficial minerals and antioxidants from dark chocolate. Do you prefer plain hot cereal in the morning, or do you jazz things up? With love, Tasneem Have questions on our health tips? Contact us and let's chat! Email: Info@artoflegohn.com If you feel this information is helpful and would like to support Feel free to make a donation to Art Of Legohn® https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/art-of-legohn All donations are appreciated
Ok y'all, I was skeptical about making a vegan mac and cheese, but surprisingly, it came out pretty good! Cashews are used as the base and you add nutritional yeast and seasonings that you would typically use to make mac and cheese to give it that classic flavor. Now, this is very different from that creamy, cheesy mac and cheese that you may be used to, but it's an alternative that is lower in calories and fat that is worth a try! Ingredients: 3 cups of dry elbow pasta (cook per package instructions). 1 cup cashews (soaked in hot water for at least 20 minutes) 1/4 cup nutritional yeast 2 cloves garlic 1/2 tablespoon onion powder 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning (or thyme or oregano) 1/2 teaspoo
