Superfood Smoothie
Happy Labor Day! Did you know Labor Day was founded by Senator James Kyle who was from Cedarville, Ohio? #Randomfact of your weekend! But because of that the village celebrates with Cedarfest every year. So many other fun festivals will be happening in our area in the next few weeks as well. We are super […]
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To Keto or Not to Keto?
What diet is best for me? This is question that I get a lot. And my normal approach is very individual, but since I treat a lot of patients with diabetes, I tend to go with a lower carbohydrate approach. My general recommendations are no more than 30 grams of carbs per meal and no […]
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White Sweet Potato Turkey Soup
If you have followed me for any bit of time, you may have seen this recipe posted on my Facebook page from the Castaway Kitchen. Her Sweet Potato White Turkey Chili has been a fan favorite in this house for awhile now. However since I don’t tolerate FODMAPs (ie leeks in this recipe) very well […]
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The NEW Nutrient Duo – Vitamins D and K2
I’ve been meaning to get a post up on this topic for awhile now, my fabulous former student and intern who just graduated with her PharmD, Dr. Kara Lish wrote this for you. It has a lot of content, so hopefully the length won’t overwhelm you but help you see how Vitamin K2 is an […]
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Low Carb Waffles
Confession time, our household is addicted to waffles, all 4 of us. 🙂 Our favorite weekend breakfasts normally include some type of waffle or pancake, mostly the low carb or paleo variety. Thankfully it’s super easy to make a gluten free or paleo option. This recipe is inspired by Danielle Walker at Against All Grain and […]
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Eczema & Probiotics
The majority of this post was written by Dr. Taylor Edwards, who was a medical student that rotated with me earlier this year, now she is a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine off to residency! I take medical students from Ohio University and work with the pharmacists in my area to expose them to different areas […]
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Natural Approaches to Migraine: Part 2
As promised, I’m back with another post by Dr. Christine Lewis, PharmD. Last week we put up Part 1 which focused on the underlying cases of migraines, part 2 now focuses on the treatment to address those causes. The goal is to determine the root cause and address the root cause. The treatments mentioned below are […]
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Natural Approaches to Migraine: Part 1
I had the opportunity to host another pharmacist, Christine Lewis, over the last few weeks at my practice site. Dr. Lewis is actually doing a residency in Arizona but has a huge passion for functional medicine and heard me speak at the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting last December and called me up and asked if […]
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Can Fat be Healthy?
A student and I originally wrote this post for my friend Laurel who writes over at Hickory Creek Lane. We wanted to share some evidenced-based wisdom on some of the confusion that surrounds fat consumption. There is lots of confusion about which foods or fats can be “good” or “bad” and it gets complex. Sometimes it […]
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Low Carb Peanut Butter Jam Cups & Cookie Dough Bites
I can’t believe we are almost half-way through February already. It’s been a rough few weeks in our house with germs, and we are getting stir-crazy staying at home trying to avoid more germs! I also start teaching my endocrine module in one week, and despite having taught this course 3 previous times, I’m a […]
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These bites are a yummy energizing treat to have as a snack or dessert! Or even a couple with your morning cup of joe can be a good start to your day. Makes 8-10 balls depending on how much batter you sample. 🙂
Read MoreLow Carb Peanut Butter & Jam Cups
These low carb sweet snacks will leave you full and satisfied any time of year. Healthy collagen from the grass fed gelatin is a great way to treat yourself and take care of your gut.
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Tuna Butternut Squash Casserole (Whole30, Paleo)
Growing up I loved tuna, my dad hated the smell, so at home I could only eat it when he was out of town. That did happen to be a lot. Back in elementary school I also packed it in my lunch and had to ask the principal to open my can. Pouches didn’t exist […]
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Herbs and Nutritional Supplements for Supporting Cold & Flu
FLU Season is Here… many of you have unfortunately already experienced this or had a friend or family member sick with the flu. Influenza has limited drug treatment options, which means supportive care is the generally the best medicine unless the patient is very sick and needs hospitalization. You can find more information about the […]
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Whole 30 in January
It’s the most wonderful time of the year…..I hope you and your family are enjoying getting ready to celebrate Christmas. I wanted to introduce you to a friend of mine who is also a pharmacist and passionate about real food. We both know many of our patients will be looking for a good reset diet […]
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Immune Boosting Supplements & Wellness Class
I hope you all had a relaxing Thanksgiving holiday (if you are reading from the US!). During the holiday season all of us are very busy. It’s often a stressful time, even though it should be about spending time with loved ones, and reflecting on the past year. It’s really important during this time […]
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Low-Carb Pumpkin Spiced Ice Cream
Fall is finally here in Ohio, although this weekend has still been a little on the warm side, snow is in the forecast for next week. Ekkk! We actually spent the tail end of last week exploring Washington D.C. with good friends that are living there for the semester, as he is teaching three classes […]
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Pumpkin White Sweet Potato Soup
Fall is finally starting to be here. Even though this is the perfect fall recipe we’ve been making it since late August when our pumpkins were ripe in our garden. This was the first year we grew pumpkins in our raised beds and we got six nice ones! Since everyone is in love with pumpkin […]
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Sweet Potato and Broccoli Breakfast Hash
Today’s post is a guest post by Laurel Miller of Hickory Creek Lane. Make sure to check out her site. Laurel is a good friend from college. Together with our husbands we were on the University’s Residence Life Staff and started our marriages eating in the school cafeteria. 🙂 Since then we’ve both learned a lot […]
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Intro to “leaky gut” – what it is and why you should care
Today’s post is brought to you by Dr. Alexandra Perreiter, PharmD of HealthyLifeExplained.com. She is also a clinical pharmacist who I recently connected with. I hope you enjoy her post and check out her site! Even though all health care professionals have taken the Hippocratic Oath of “First do no harm,” little did we learn in […]
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