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Gluten Free Tabouleh

As someone who's been cooking and creating recipes for years, I'm always on the lookout for new and exciting flavour combinations. I love experimenting with different ingredients and finding ways to make classic dishes more accessible to people who are gluten-free. I believe that everyone should be able to enjoy delicious food ALWAYS. Get ready for the BEST gluten-free tabouleh!

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Smash or Pass Gut Health Edition

Welcome to the latest health trends in a "smash or pass" edition. With so many health fads and trends out there, it can be difficult to know which ones are worth trying and which ones are just a waste of time and money. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at some of the most popular health trends of the moment and give our verdict on whether they're worth "smashing" or "passing" on.

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An Honest Confession about.....Artificial Sweeteners

ZERO CALORIES? Sign me up!!! All those low calorie protein bars + foods were my thing…because it had “no sugar!” But it’s almost freaky to think - this thing or drink I am consuming has zero calories… but is so flavourful, sweet and delicious! As good as they taste (ahem diet coke) it can be negatively affecting your gut microbiome….

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WHAT DO I DO NEXT?

You have come to the end of The Gut Series and may be wondering…..“WHAT DO I DO NEXT?” What is my next step when it comes to resolving my gut issues? Where should I start? If you feel confused or overwhelmed after reading this, don’t worry...it’s completely normal. Your gut is not a simple system. At this point, when it come to resolving your gut issues, you have a choice to make….

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GUT TRIGGER #5: stress

Tell me one person you know that doesn't experience any stress? I bet you can't ;) We ALL experience stress. Some stress is good.... but when we experience too much, bad things start to happen! Stress can be external from things such as....

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GUT TRIGGER #4: leaky gut

The lining of your intestine is lie a thin window screen. If you poke holes in it, bugs will enter your house. That’s exactly what happens in a leaky gut. The cells that line your intestine are supposed to be joined tightly to one another. If these tight junctions loosen, bacteria/other microbes, their toxins, undigested foods and chemicals in food enter your bloodstream. They trigger...

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GUT TRIGGER #3: food sensitivities

The truth is, it’s actually quite common to have sensitivities to multiple foods. Even healthy foods like salmon or watermelon can trigger a food sensitivity. You may be familiar with IgE food allergies (the scary reactions that show up immediately after eating things like peanuts or shellfish). Food sensitivities are completely different. You can have a food sensitivity even when your IgE food allergy test is negative. Your symptom can appear up to 3 days after eating the trigger food

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GUT TRIGGER #2: difficulty with digestion

The digestive system functions in a very intricate way. From the first bite to passing what’s left out the other end.....The food you eat goes through many steps in the digestion process. Any problem along the way down will have a ripple effect. If you have digestive issues after eating, or if you feel great in the morning, but by the end of the day you experience...

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GUT TRIGGER #1: eating the wrong foods

Eating the WRONG foods for YOUR body can result in bloating, heartburn, diarrhea, constipation etc. What exactly do I mean when I say WRONG foods?

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THE GUT SERIES: how to identify the root cause of your gut problems

Whatever symptoms you are experiencing….- stomach pain
- bloating
- heartburn/acid reflux
- diarrhea/constipation
- IBS like symptoms
- fatigue
...to name a few, I imagine it's incredibly frustrating, uncomfortable and even painful. Your gut problems could even be affecting the quality of your life...in ways you may not even realize.

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Get Your Fiber Fix

One of the key aspects of your gut health journey is including fiber into your diet. Fiber is crucial for feeding our gut bacteria and helping it thrive. The more microbes we have in our gut, the stronger our gut lining will be. In addition, the good bacteria support digestion!

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Jumpstart a Good Gut with this Mini Recipe Book

I have created a good gut mini book just for you! These good gut recipes are a start in the right direction. Life, and the food we consume can take a toll on our bodies, especially our gut. I made this Good Gut mini book to give you some gut loving meal inspiration with a bonus tip for digestion inside! ;)

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4 Ways Meal Planning Will Change your Life

When we are hungry, we are more likely to grab the first thing we see. When we have a plan in place we can make more nourishing and nutrient dense choices leaving us with more energy and feeling our best! Read more to learn 4 reasons why I love meal planning, and why you will love it too!

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Leaky Gut Quiz

An imbalance of “good” and “bad” bacteria in the intestines may contribute to weight gain, high blood sugar, allergies, digestive trouble and other disorders. Picture this….The good bacteria line up like little solders along your gut lining protecting it, but when they are weakened or damaged due to stress, a highly processed diet, alcohol, poor digestive habits etc. the healthy gut lining can be compromised. This weakened gut lining is called leaky gut or intestinal permeability, and can lead to food sensitivity symptoms and many other health issues.

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Allergies, Sensitivities, Intolerances....What's the Difference?

If you are here… I’m assuming you have heard the words sensitivity, allergy and intolerance being tossed around. I often use the words interchangeably as some words sound more familiar to most, however it is important to know the differences between the three main types of food reactivity. Find out the differences here!

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Cream of Celery Soup for a Good Gut

This celery soup is, light flavourful and perfect for a warm day. Whats even better, it’s good for your gut! The digestive benefits of celery are partly due to its diuretic effects — and also because it boosts circulation within the intestines, therefore helping improve digestion and relieving bloating and puffiness from water retention. It can provide polyphenols (can boost digestive and help protect again disease) and fiber and that may have prebiotic like effects, supporting the growth of good bacteria in our gut.

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PSL - Dandy Blend Edition

Where are my basic girls at?! Are you having pumpkin everything? If you haven’t had pumpkin anything yet…. try this cozy dairy free drink! (if you don’t like dandy blend or don’t have it on hand I have a substitute!) It not only is delicious, it is also great for your gut! Cheers to a good gut!


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Beans Bothering You?

Food should not be our enemy! It is our friend. We just need to learn how to get along with it. That can take some time + work. But remember: the things we work for, are often the most rewarding.

Picture this…..

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"Regular" Gluten Free Pancakes

These gluten free pancakes take the cake for keeping you regular as they contain a good amount of flaxseed! Insoluble fiber (such as flax seed) will help you GO! Insoluble fibre does not dissolve in water + is left intact through the digestion process. It can help to speed up the passage of food through the stomach + intestine. It also adds bulk to the stool + can help relieve constipation.

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Parsnip Fries with Lemon Cashew Cream Sauce

Fries before guys? Am I right? ;)

Having a wide variety of veggies in our diet is important for a healthy microbiome. But I get it - sometimes plain veggies can be boring….that’s why I like to spice it up + make food fun! Like turning veggies into fries. These make a great snack or side for your dinner. Now it’s time to get cookin.'

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