Nutritional Therapy with Diana Galindo
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This is my most favorite stuffing because of its luscious flavors and texture. It’s not only delicious, it is also a healthy dish given the nutrients in whole grains combined with walnuts and leeks. Added to which, gluten-free members of the family can also enjoy it. And you can make it vegan by omitting the […]
I find bison a better alternative to beef, because bison are grass-fed and industry standards don’t allow the use of hormones or routine antibiotics, which are often given as growth promoters to cattle. Meatballs are usually associated with spaghetti sauce, but this recipe takes them to another level, rich, hearty and satisfying. My daughter eats […]
[su_expanding_quote alignment=”right” source_author=”Joel Fuhrman, M.D.” source_title=”Super Immunity” affiliate_link=”http://amazon.to/to come” full_quote=”Consuming mushrooms regularly has been associated with decreased risk of breast, stomach and colorectal cancers…mushrooms stimulate the immune system, prevent DNA damage, slow cancer cell growth.” short_quote=”Consuming mushrooms regularly has been associated with decreased risk of cancers”] Mushrooms evoke an almost-forgotten childhood memory of tromping through […]
This is a quick recipe. You can double it and use left over chicken for sandwiches the next day—cut thin slices and replace processed ham or turkey. Or make a chicken salad with a nice crunch of bell peppers or celery. Dijon Chicken Breasts Print Recipe CoursePoultry Servings 4 Servings 4 Dijon Chicken Breasts Print […]
I’ve discovered even people reluctant about eating Brussels sprouts enjoy this dish. I love the aromatic flavors and textures that result from roasting vegetables. Not only is this blend of vegetables flavorful, it packs a might nutritional boost for the immune system. Brussels Sprouts, Mushrooms and Fingerling Potatoes Print Recipe “Certain plant food contain significant […]