Eat more foods that grow on trees and plants and eat less food that is manufactured in plants.
Eat more foods that grow on trees and plants and eat less food that is manufactured in plants.
There is a lot to be said about the Keto diet and many store bought items are being marketed as “Keto Friendly”. But be careful purchasing anything listed as “Keto Friendly.”
Why? Because Keto is based on high fat, high protein and many of the foods and food combinations offered in the store are designed purely to get fat grams in the body without any carbs.
For example, most nuts they recommend contain a high calorie to fat ratio and contain very little protein, such as macadamia nuts, hazelnuts, cashews, and pistachios. It’s best to take this snack list in moderation to avoid going into ketoacidosis.
R3 is based on healthy food, learning to adopt clean, healthy, non-emotional eating. R3 allows you to eat many of the snacks listed below in moderation and make certain you are getting your daily protein.

Right-handed people tend to chew food on their right side.
According to Albert Einstein, if honey bees were to disappear from earth, humans would be dead within four years.
Read the USDA article about the benefits of honey bees here.
What are YOU doing to take care of yourself this weekend?
Making your personal health a priority can make your week be more productive and enjoyable!

There are three things the human brain cannot resist noticing – food, attractive people and danger.
If a part of your body “falls asleep”, you can almost always “wake it up” by shaking your head.
I recently started taking a new collagen product and one of the main ingredients is Astaxanthin. I was unfamiliar with this antioxidant so I started doing some research and I think I have a new favorite nutrient! It’s a powerhouse!
Astaxanthin is a reddish pigment found in algae that many consider the “king of the carotenoids.” Look at what all it does:
My new Collagen supplement, Vitality for Life Collagen Boost, contains Astaxanthin. Do you see why I’m so excited about this!
Prevention has always been my passion in sharing my wellness journey but I just had to learn how to share it.
Well, I’m sharing now since I lost nearly 100 pounds and my health markers are on point. I’ve been on this healthy prevention journey close to 20 years. Proof is in the blood and my health markers are remarkable. They are even better since I joined the R3 Challenge last June. Prior to 2004, I did nothing to improve my health I was pretty healthy overall. .My bloodwork was fine, so I had allergies and asthma, but they were under control.
Some of you may know know that Dr. John Folts, BSEE, MS, PhD. Professor of Medicine and Nutritional Science, Director of Coronary Thrombosis Research and Vascular Biology at The University of Wisconsin in Madison, Wisconsin studied for forty-four years of what he called “fun research” in cardiology. He introduced Provex CV to my online shopping club years ago. Provex CV which is one of those life changing products that does a whole lot more than an “aspirin a day”.ProvexCV delivers a powerful and diverse dose of polyphenols for unparalleled antioxidant protection, optimal cardiovascular health, and a healthy immune response!
I Googled this below and thought of sharing it with those that are healthy now (me included):
“Seemingly healthy people are “suddenly” having heart attacks because, as it turns out, their arteries are not perfectly healthy and they don’t know it. With the proper noninvasive tests, these diseased arteries would have been identified, and the heart attacks wouldn’t have happened.”— April 22, 2019
I believe taking ProvexCV is what has kept my blood pressure at super healthy levels and my heart in good shape. I wouldn’t be without it!
It’s just a little bit of heavy metals in your food.
It’s just a little bit of benzene in your sunscreen.
It’s just a little bit of chlorine in your water.
It’s just a little bit of PFOAs in non-stick pans.
It’s just a little bit of endocrine disrupters in your perfumes and air fresheners.
It’s just a little bit of parabens in your make-up.
It’s just a little bit of colored dyes in your snack.s
When does “just a little bit” becomes just a little bit too much for the body to handle?
Don’t wait until it’s too much for your body to handle and process!
Start reducing your external toxic exposure today! Read the labels, seek out safer products.
When you know better, you do better. the products I use are safer for my home, safer for my family, and better for the planet! Not to mention made in America and at my door a few days later!