Make your own lavender oil infusion to use in a variety of culinary creations.

Breaking down what actually is on those food labels and how they can help you to meet your nutrition goals.

I took a trip to my local farmer’s market last weekend and found inspiration in so many gorgeous produce. I just wanted to buy everything!

Ginger and turmeric are two types of flowering plants that are widely used in natural medicine. I love the invigorating flavor and aroma of ginger.  It is one of the healthiest spices on the planet and has incredible detoxing and cleansing benefits. Loaded with nutrients and powerful anti-inflammatory properties, turmeric is this beautiful orangey-yellow spice that has a slightly sweet and earthy flavor.

Coffee is everywhere and many of us rely on a cup... or ten to get us through our day. But what is it doing to our bodies? Long story short, it has both positive AND negative impacts. The good news is there are plenty of alternatives readily available for when you need a break!

One of our specialties is recreating favorite foods to accommodate for different health needs and dietary restrictions. We believe comfort foods and family favorites can be enjoyed no matter what needs you may have, without forfeiting flavor and adding nutritional benefits. This Mac N No-Cheese recipe is a mouth-watering healthy version of macaroni and cheese and it utilizes nutritional yeast - find out more about the health benefits of this amazing ingredients, along with the recipe by clicking "Read more" !

This article is to inspire us to take control of our health as a preventative measure against cancer and for those who are experiencing cancer now, we hope to empower you with some nutrition and lifestyle information you can use now. 
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Cancer is among the leading causes of death worldwide. In 2012, there were 14 million new cases and 8.2 million cancer-related deaths worldwide.  The number of new cancer cases will rise to 22 million within the next two decades. [1] 

Chef Kristen shares 5 benefits of thyme that go beyond the standard uses like extra flavoring for chicken or garnish on a plate. These benefits span from medicinal purposes to skin care, including easing respiratory infections and coughs (take that COVID-19!). Read on for all of the benefits...