Hi Dr. C – I read your Hormone Healing Cookbook and wanted to try the recipe for beet cookies. But I have thyroid disease and heard that beets could be a problem for blood sugar. Are they safe for me? – Elizabeth
You have probably heard that you want to avoid industrial seed oils because they are highly inflammatory, prone to oxidative stress, and basically bad news all around. I have heard that, too, and I totally get the ideas behind them. But, is it all true?
I often get questions about sea vegetables. Specifically, those who are curious about controlling their iodine intake but don’t want to miss out on the many nutrients they provide. So, let’s break down the ones you might want to consider, avoid, and what you need to know!
I recently received a really good question about the relationship between iodine and breast cancer. It was so good, that I want to base our discussion today around it. Here’s what you need to know about whether or not iodine prevents breast cancer.
Today’s discussion starts with a question from a reader. It’s something I have been wanting to talk about for quite some time, and this really brought it home for me. So, without further ado, we’re going to talk today about whether America’s “low-fat diet” failed.
Biotin is an essential nutrient that you should be aware of. It can be especially important to those with thyroid disease regarding hair and overall health.
Today, let me share with you what makes nutritional yeast likely one of the coolest superfoods that you may not be using. It has a whole host of benefits, and applications, which can easily factor into your daily routine and diet. Here’s the whole story on nutritional yeast!
4 servings Prep time: 5-10 minutes Total time: 15 minutes
Ryan loves lamb. I told him that we had some and asked him if he wanted stew or stir fry. I was hoping he’d say stir fry, but this stew came out really good! I used lamb meat for stew. Any type of meat or seitan could work well for […]
We used lean ground turkey. Any ground meat or meat substitute can work. You have lots of options with the beans as well. Kidney beans are classic but most times are fine. Besides black beans, pintos, garbanzos, and northern beans are great in this dish.