Sentences with phrase «diet blog in»

DAVID FRENKIEL and LUISE VINDAHL are the faces behind the hugely successful blog, Green Kitchen Stories, winner of the Saveur Best Special Diets blog in 2013.

DAVID FRENKIEL and LUISE VINDAHL are the faces behind the hugely successful blog, Green Kitchen Stories, winner of the Saveur «Best Special Diets Blog in 2013».

David Frenkiel and Luise Vindahl are the faces behind the hugely successful blog, Green Kitchen Stories, winner of the Saveur Best Special Diets Blog in 2013.

David Frenkiel and Luise Vindahl are the faces behind the hugely successful blog, Green Kitchen Stories, winner of the Saveur «Best Special Diets Blog in 2013».

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I started to read blogs for recipe inspirations, and after keeping to a clean diet for only a few weeks, I felt so much better in myself.

First of all I want to thank you so much for this wonderful blog which has given me so much inspiration in my transition to a more plant based diet.

Hi Ella, I'm embarking on a change up of my diet and in researching it I stumbled across your blog and I absolutely love it!

Reading your blog and recent article in the Sunday paper (whilst in the hospital) has given me the strength, determination and inspiration to try to help my symptoms through diet as you have.

Your blog has been the biggest inspiration for me in shifting the focus of my eating to whole foods / plant - based diet.

I've addressed a couple of these main points in two recent blog posts: why healthy eating isn't a diet, and why I don't like labels, but I want to really expand on it today.

If you have tried every diet and you are interested in changing your entire outlook on diet and nutrition, make sure to check out my blog.

Hi Ella, I absolutely LOVE your recipes... ive had vestibular issues for the last year and have had to really address my diet in order to help myself get better so I absolutely love your blog A question... would it work to use carob instead of Cacao nibs?

Dear Ella, thank you so much for writing this Well done on being open and honest — and for those of us who struggle in a similar way to you with the day to day hassle of a medical condition, this type of blog post is just as helpful and useful as a new recipe, if not more so You are right — having to live with a restricted diet and lifestyle can be very isolating and frustrating, and even the loveliest friends can struggle to understand what we're going through at times!

Oprah wrote a blog describing her 21 - Day Cleanse in which she attempted to eliminate caffeine, sugar, alcohol, gluten and animal products from her diet.

Many great gluten - free blogs (including yours) have introduced me to naturally gluten - free foods that I'd never heard of before and that are now staples in my diet (e.g. quinoa) and for that I am extremely thankful.

I wrote a blog post and abandoned the diet in March last year.

The amount of recipes from your blog that have become staples in my diet is ridiculous... my hope is that the book will replace my laptop in taking the brunt of my sticky fingers and grease splatters:) I also must beg you to come to Canada!

Glad to know I'm not alone Second, I'm working on a post for my blog about why a vegan diet is easier in college than we think, and I linked readers to this post because I found it so helpful!

If you would like to have your low carb diet blog or webpage listed here then contact me on email or through google + (link in the top of this page).

In 2014, her site was selected by editors of SAVEUR Magazine as the best special diets blog.

Hi Patsy, I don't use any animal foods (meat, dairy, eggs, fish) on this blog and in my diet personally.

Your blog is an inspiration to someone like me who is in love with food and following a plant based diet.

I found your recipe on Pinterest and am creating a curated piece on my blog about easy healthy batch cooking for the 4hourbody diet and was wondering if you'd mind if I include this one in my post.

Seattle, WA About Blog Healthy Food America acts on scientific evidence to drive change in food policy and industry practice, giving people greater control over their health and reducing diet - related illnesses, such as obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.

Berkeley, CA About Blog Blog by a health detective specializing in investigative medicine, blogger, podcaster, teacher and a Paleo diet and lifestyle enthusiast - Chris Kresser.

haha, I think im the only one in my whole town not following a crazy diet this January (and who can blame me when I visit such beautiful blogs like yours).....

We used many of your recipes in our elimination diet, and now that he eats GF and LF I find myself checking your blog often for inspiration when I'm making my menus.

In 2016 I shared with you 40 whole food plant - based recipes, 2 blog posts on vegan Candida diet, a post on vegan road trip from Barcelona to Tallinn, 2 posts on preparing healthy and nutritious porridge; and 8 guest posts from different authors.

I daydream about this sandwich (while reading your blog) on the days I eat sad pretzel and diet coke lunches in my cubicle.

I'm super excited I found your blog (via your comment) because even though I've heard about Paleo diet in passing I know NOTHING about (it's not so big here!).

She started her blog in 2012 after her husband, Chris, was diagnosed with celiac disease, and her family switched to a mostly Paleo diet.

I have been thinking about starting to include flaxseed in my diet — thanks for the blog, I think this needs to be a new addition for me!

Posted in Blog Vegetarian diets are touted for their many health benefits

This is in large part because since beginning my blog, not even one year ago, my family has turned to a more restrictive gluten - free, casein - free diet to help relieve symptoms identified in both my dairy free daughter and my son who has been diagnosed with ADD.

if you don't know where to start, get your inspiration for a whole - food, plant - based diet in the recipe section of this blog and learn more about clean eating here.

I recommended your blog to my sister - in - law who has begun a grain free diet.

I just started trying to follow a low carb diet and someone I know and trust sent me in the direction of your blog.

Just found your blog and signed up to follow it because I am intrested in the paleo diet.

The FODMAP Friendly Vegan blog also has a wealth of resources covering topics such as the science behind the low — FODMAP diet, the diet itself, following a low - FODMAP diet in the real world as well as providing some healthy tips and even yoga poses for improving digestion.

That's right, I'm kicking off a new series on my blog and I promise it involves an easy adjustment in your daily diet.

I'm so glad I found your blog: I have a personal chef client who is switching to a nearly all alkaline diet, so your recipes will save me a ton of work in terms of creating foods that she can eat.

As talented Vicky cooks for the «specific carbohydrate diet `, most of her recipes are grain free and low in carbohydrates so you'll find plenty of inspiration for lower sugar recipes on her blog.

I've been reading your blog from the beginning these last few evenings, since I am actually not collapsed on the bed in pain — just three days into my gluten - free diet again.

I think it's so funny that I'm always making all sorts of fancy, sugary, ridiculous deliciousness for the blog when in actuality, my day - to - day diet is pretty boring.

One of the things that inspires me most about the food blog community is its ability to bring together people of all walks and all diets — instead of focusing on what someone does or doesn't eat, it's all about celebrating what we do have in common, and, most importantly, what's delicious.

I hope I'm not exhausting you with posts about the new school meal regulations, but these rules impact the diets of millions of American children every day and seem worthy of in - depth discussion on any blog devoted to «kids and food.»

This little blog is not the only thing to feel abandoned; my work, my house, my diet, my workouts, basically everything in my life has been the hottest of hot messes.

Why Mamavation is a Top Mom Blog: Moms who are invested in clean living through diet and natural household products will find plenty of great tips on this bBlog: Moms who are invested in clean living through diet and natural household products will find plenty of great tips on this blogblog.

And finally, for any parents of a child who requires a gluten - free diet, a friend in NYC referred me to this interesting blog, created by a fellow parent at her school.

Nutrition For the Future: This is the personal blog of Dayle Hayes, MS, RD. Hayes writes this blog independently of her membership various diet and nutrition organizations and she states clearly in her sidebar disclaimer that her views do not reflect any official policies of these organizations or agencies.