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Keto Friendly Cheesy Spinach Egg Mini Muffins

Even though I’m not much of a breakfast person anymore (intermittent fasting has taken care of that!), my offspring still like food in their bellies well before noon. What you see below is NOT an option around here! Just looking at that photo nearly puts me into a sugar coma! It can be […]

Top Diet Improvements: Change the Meats You Eat!

For many of us, there are SO many improvements we know we should probably make in our diets, but that can get overwhelming REAL quick! Sometimes, it seems like EVERYTHING needs an overhaul… depending who you’re listening to! Eggs are bad… especially the yolks. Wait, eggs are good. Red meat is bad. Nope, it’s […]

Avoid the Most Unhealthy, Toxic Fats While Adding More Beneficial Healthy Fats

By now, most folks have heard that fats are NOT the bad guy we were brainwashed into thinking they were for so many years. That info is outdated, inaccurate, and skewed. We NEED fat. Fats don’t “make us fat” or “clog our arteries”. The right (healthy) fats will help us become lean and healthy! […]

Better Bacon Wrapped Chicken Bites

We tossed these little bites of goodness together yesterday… perfect for some easy chowing during football! Little upgrades to the quality of ingredients make this snack/meal healthier and less toxic overall. This fits in with your low-carb and keto approach to eating, especially when you keep the {spoiler alert} sweet ingredient in check. […]

5-Day Water Fast (Part 2 – Results, How To, and FAQs)

There’s much to share about doing a water fast so I chose to break it up into a few different articles for ‘ease of digestion’. In case you missed Part 1, here it is. So, What Happened? How Did The Fasting Go? Let me start off by sharing that I loved the results of […]

Healthy Comfort Food – Cauliflower Grilled Cheese Sandwich

Dr. Hubby & I have been embracing the “high fat low carb” lifestyle for quite some time now… but the kids? That’s another story. First, growing kiddos don’t need to limit their carb intake to the same extent that their parents do. The DO need to choose quality (low starch) carbs, however vs. all the […]

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