Suzie Humphreys’ Healthy Greek Salad Recipe

My friend Suzie makes the best Greek salad! She generously gave me the recipe for my 6 time,  international award-winning bookbook, “How To Be A Healthy Vegetarian.” 2nd edition I am sharing this marvelous salad with you! Ingredients: 1 c. romaine lettuce, torn in bite-sized pieces 1 cucumber, peeled, seeded, and chopped 1 red pepper, […]

Get Healthier, Thicker Hair, Naturally!

Everyone seems to want healthy hair. We want our hair to be growing healthier and thicker naturally. Sometimes we may find too much hair left in our hairbrush or that our hairline is looking a bit farther back than it seemed a few weeks ago. I notice many people these days with balding spots (women […]

Clean Eating

Clean Food By Nancy Addison CHC, AADP I was reading the other day about “clean eating.” My client had asked me, if I knew what it was and I really didn’t. I supposed it is certainly better than eating dirty food! So, I looked it up on line. Apparently it is a term used for […]

The Power Of Love And A Hug

I read the other day that stress has increased by 35% in the last year for most people. With new technology causing more isolation, alienation, and stress, we need to take the time and make the effort to connect in person, and be there with love and hugs. It could quite literally save someone’s life […]

Seminar Time

Today, I am getting ready for my first 2013 Healing Diet Seminar. I am focusing on getting a fresh clean start for the New Year. Boost the immune system! Lose Weight! Gain more energy! Eating to reverse aging! Cleaning out all of the old stuff that has not been working and refreshing the spirit, mind […]

New Year Traditions And Eating Black Eyed Peas For Good Luck

New Years Day is here and many of us will be having the meal consisting of black-eyed peas. The black-eyed peas are known to represent “good luck”. This tradition began in the southern states after the Civil War. The northern troops, especially who were serving under General Sherman, would destroy all foods, crops, and livestock […]

Holiday Dining

Are you tired of being fat, tired and stressed? Many of the holiday foods, that are so abundant and beautiful, are one of the major reasons, so many of us gain weight and get too tired over the holiday season. We overindulge and probably eat and drink things we don’t normally have. I, for one, […]

Meditation by Nancy Addison

Meditation By Nancy Addison CHC, AADP I have been a regular guest speaker at Parker University. I teach nutrition and “The Healing Diet” for Dr. Michael Hall’s class. Part of my talk concerned stress. I taught them a 3-minute meditation to help them cut down on stress and actually regenerate their own stem cells. They […]

Ginger Root Tea by Nancy Addison

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! On Thanksgiving, many of us overindulge and eat just a little too much or eat foods that may not agree with us. One thing I like to have if I am feeling a little full or have any kind of indigestion is to drink some fresh ginger root tea. Here is the […]

A Very Veggie Thanksgiving Feast

What do Vegetarians eat for Thanksgiving, is a question I get asked when the fall season arrives. My answer is, we eat all the side dishes that are usually served with the dinner. They are the inviting comfort foods that have a delectable charm to them. I put a few of these favorite holiday recipes […]