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I receive many requests for Monkey Bread by my breakfast lovers but it never had that "wow factor" I look for in a dish. The recipe originated in Hungary and serves as their traditional coffee cake. Dried fruit and nuts
“Okay, now let’s see a squat, I’m gonna go first and then you try.”
The above is a standard sentence during my PAC Profile assessments and it carries with it powerful proactivity. I just also serendipitously learned that “proactivity” is a
We’ve all tweaked our backs every now and then. Maybe you’ve picked up a child and all of a sudden something felt strange. Or perhaps you had a bad night of sleep and your back shows the after-effects.
Women’s fitness in menopause is a hot topic. This is what I shared in a recent post when I began to spread the word about my TEDx talk:
I think I just threw up a little bit.
That’s how I titled my
Most people associate the core with the look of your abdominals. They believe that having a strong core is associated with the look of a washboard stomach or Six Pack Abs. In reality, there are 27 muscles that make up
Surveys have shown that there is something that Americans fear more than death. It is Alzheimer’s disease. For most of us, losing our personhood – those characteristics which makes us who we are – is a fate worse
You know it happens. You have that one TV show, or maybe even 2, 3 or 4 shows that you just can’t live without! You curl-up on the couch and enter another world of sex, drama, sports, horror, reality, comedy,
Athletes get injured. It’s part of the deal. Be it a torn ACL, Achilles tendonitis, or a pulled muscle, the questions arise: What can I eat to recover faster? Would more vitamins be helpful? What about collagen supplements? At this
Are you working with any clients who have type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, or even prediabetes? Well, you have a lot to learn if you don’t know the first thing about those conditions! There are over 100 million Americans
According to studies, low back pain affects nearly 80% of all adults. Most low back injuries come from the following: wearing high heels (women), performing manual labor and people who sit for long periods of time (greater than 3 hrs.).
