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A Mix of Summer and Fall Salad
Beets, pumpkin seeds, arugula, pumpkin seeds, cherry tomatoes, carrots, cuc, green onions, olive oil and ACV 👊. Soon we are moving into the stews!
A Mix of Summer and Fall Salad
0 likes • Sep '24
This is chock full of methylation-supporting nutrients! Yum
0 likes • Jun '24
That's great Jamie! Have you grown them before?
Nutrition questions, oh my!
What is healthier? White potatoes, Sweet Potatoes or rice (brown or white). I'm seeing potatoes about the same calories, but sweet potatoes much higher in sodium and sugars. Rice highest in carbs, but about 4g of protein. Wow so confusing. I ask to combine with vegetables and a lean meat for a bowl. Thoughts?
1 like • May '24
Overall potatoes (all kinds) have a more extensive nutrient profile than white rice. Both sweet and white potatoes are a good source of potassium. Sweet potatoes have more beta carotene and other flavonoids because of the colour. Try purple potatoes for an even better dose of anthocyanins and polyphenols that are helpful to combat oxidative stress in the body. As for the sodium levels, you are really under 100 mg per cup for potatoes - not a high source. If you have more non-starchy vegetables on you plate that either potatoes or rice, that's the way to go!
Shepard’s Pie My Way
Ground beef with organs, carrots, onion, garlic and parsley, topped with some whipped up cauliflower topping. Even better the next day 😋
Shepard’s Pie My Way
2 likes • May '24
What a great way to get some organ meats that so many people need into the diet!
Top Nutrients for Opti-Aging:
We had a great wellness meeting today discussing a Mindset of Youth and all things "Opti-Aging". Here is a list of the key nutrients we discussed for quality longevity. Are you taking any of these? What's your score out of 10? 1. Creatine: My absolutely favourite. Creatine promotes a pro-energy state in your brain and is especially supportive in the perimenopause and menopause/andropause time period. Boosts energy, muscle strength, cognitive function, metabolism, and more. We all want to stay sharp and strong as we age! 2. Vitamin D: Let us count the ways Vitamin D supports quality longevity! From bone health, to immune function, cardiovascular health, mood regulation and even anti-inflammatory action. Shine bright at every stage of life! 3. Melatonin: A potent antioxidant that also enhances sleep quality, regulates circadian rhythms, is breast cancer preventative, and even clears your brown spots on skin! (melasma). 4. Omega-3s: Key anti-inflammatory support for body, brain, heart, and joints. 5. Magnesium: Calm your mind, relax your muscles, and support hundreds of biochemical reactions in your body. Keep the spark of vitality alive with magnesium! 6. Collagen: Maintain youthful skin, joint flexibility, and connective tissue health with this essential protein. Glow from the inside out. 7. Mushrooms (Reishi, Lion's Mane, Cordyceps): Boost immunity, brain function, and vitality with the power of medicinal mushrooms. Thrive with nature's superfoods! 8. Resveratrol: Activate longevity genes, protect against oxidative stress, and support heart health with this potent antioxidant. Sip on the elixir of youth! 9. N-acetylcysteine (NAC): Enhance cellular detoxification, liver function, and antioxidant defense with this precursor to glutathione. Detoxify and rejuvenate from the inside out. *NAC is a precursor to Glutathione. 10. Glutathione: The MASTER atioxidant that supports detoxification, immune function, and cellular repair. Elevate your wellness and vitality to new heights ---> HIGHER HEALTH!
Top Nutrients for Opti-Aging:
1 like • Apr '24
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Jill Hillhouse
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Food lover / nutrigenomics specialist / health strategist

Active 53d ago
Joined Feb 1, 2024
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