Simple Guide To Eating Well
“What should I eat?” Its a simple question. But with so much conflicting advice in our culture it has become progressively frustrating to pursue any particular diet in an effort to live a healthier life.
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Results Not Guaranteed
Do you want to be healthy? I’ll take a gamble here and assume your answer is “yes,” right? But there is another pressing question related to the first, and I’m not sure I can easily
You Were Made To Exercise
“The LORD God took the man and put him in the garden of Eden to work it and keep it.” Genesis 1:15 I don’t know how you might have imagined life in the Garden of
How To Get The Perfect Body
When it comes to our health there is a never ending search for perfection. We are rarely content with how we look and how we feel. We could always lose an extra pound or two.
A Theology of FAT
Let’s face it, we’re all fat. No, really, we all have body fat. Or at least we should. Because if we didn’t have any body fat (or a dangerously low percentage) the consequences would be
The Real Daniel Plan
Did Daniel, the Prophet of God, have a health plan? Was it similar to the contemporary movements like Atikins, Paleo, Vegan or some other hip trendy diet? More importantly, was Daniel’s plan anything like the
Are You A Woman? Do You Have Bones?
Osteoporosis is a decrease in bone mass and bone density, causing an increase in the space between bones, which can result in fragility. Osteoporosis is most prevalent in women, particularly in postmenopausal women. More than
The Weekend Disaster
We’ve all experienced it on some level. “I’ll start eating better on Monday” we tell ourselves. And believe it or not, we actually listen to ourselves! Many of my clients experience great nutritional success on
Andy: The Best Client
Not all clients are created equal. And this is why private fitness training is so critical. There is no such thing as a “one size fits all” approach to health and fitness. Every individual person
The Blessed Foam Roller
Today’s society is plagued by postural imbalances, primarily due to sedentary lifestyles caused by advancements in technology. More people today are spending time in office-related jobs, which require individuals to sit for long hours. More