Understanding Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and How Plant-Based Foods Can Help
Posted by Brittani Diamond onAs the days get shorter and colder, many of us feel more tired, sluggish, and even sad. For some, it’s more than just winter blues—it’s a condition called Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Let’s break it...
Mulligatawny Soup: A Warming, Nutrient-Packed Classic
Posted by Brittani Diamond onAs the temperatures drop, there’s nothing more comforting than a hearty bowl of soup. This Mulligatawny Soup is the perfect blend of warmth, flavor, and nourishment, making it a must-have this season. Packed with vibrant...
Gyro Spice Blend: A Flavorful and Health-Packed Essential for Your Kitchen
Posted by Brittani Diamond onGyro Spice Blend: A Flavorful and Health-Packed Essential for Your Kitchen Spices have been used for centuries not only to enhance the flavor of our food but also for their incredible health benefits. The Gyro...
Sweet Potato Hummus: A Nutrient-Packed Twist on a Classic Favorite
Posted by Brittani Diamond onSweet Potato Hummus: A Nutrient-Packed Twist on a Classic Favorite Sweet potatoes are more than just a versatile vegetable—they're a superfood that adds flavor, nutrition, and vibrant color to any dish. In this recipe for...
Navigating the Holidays as a Plant-Based Eater: Actionable Tips
Posted by Brittani Diamond onNavigating the Holidays as a Plant-Based Eater: Actionable Tips for Staying Healthy and Satisfied The holiday season brings joy, laughter, and an abundance of food. For plant-based eaters, this time of year can feel tricky,...
Ditch the Sugar Spikes: Why Going Plant-Based is a Win for Diabetes!
Posted by Brittani Diamond onNovember is Diabetes Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness and sharing resources to support the millions affected by diabetes. With the right information and support, those living with diabetes can make impactful changes...
Health Benefits of a Plant-Based Diet: What You Need to Know
Posted by Brittani Diamond onWhat is a plant-based diet? A plant-based diet focuses primarily on consuming foods that come from plants. This includes fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes (beans, lentils), nuts, seeds, and plant-based oils. It minimizes or excludes...