2/8/10 I love having Monday off! Congratulations to the Saints for winning the Super Bowl yesterday. Drew Brees was awesome. I am out the door th Whole Foods to stock up for the week. The sun is out so get outside and ride your bike, skateboard, razor or any activity that is fun. Have a good day. Later

(new)"How To Eat, Move, and be Healthy" For the next 3-4 weeks we are going to watch a DVD and discuss how to eat, move, and be healthy. It's time to take back control of our health and learn how to live a healthy life in all areas. Each Friday we will go to the PAB and let the learning begin. Get ready!

"Cocochia Bars" Over the next few weeks we are going to learn about healthy energy bars you should be eating. Most energy bars are filled with junky, sugar, additives and preservatives and bad fats. The energy bars I recommend are loaded with nutrients, have healthy fats, fiber, good protein and are gluten free. Once you try the Cocochia Bars go to the Living Fuel website and buy a box or two. In my opinion Living Fuel has the best protein and greens drink on the market. We will also be eating Greens+ bars, and Bumblebars which can be bought at Whole Foods Market, Trader Joe's, and Mother's Market. More to come.

"Nourishing Traditions" by Sally Fallon with Mary G. Enig, Ph.D. Since we are talking about healthy eating in class this is a must read. This book with cover everything you need to know to get started on how to eat healthy. Some of the topics covered are fats, carbs, proteins, food allergies, cultured dairy products, sprouted nuts, grains, seeds, stocks, marinades, fish, poultry, grains and legumes, and cleaner, healthier desserts plus a ton of recipes to get you started. Click here to buy the book.

 

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