Clarifying what Clean Eating really means... and some homemade fruit roll-ups


the EYWC wellness edit

Alicia Pope

Hey Reader,

Following the vein from last week about conflicting and contradictory infromation on health, let's talk about what clean eating really is.

At it's heart, it's trying to reduce ultra-processed foods, which reduces toxic burden and increases nutrient availability.

But it should not be pursued to the extent of undue stress and for many americans follwing the standard american diet, it may take time to adjust both your lifestyle and tastebuds to less processed foods.

Sometimes it means making things from scratch at home, and sometimes that leads to liking something more than you thought you might!

I wasn't a huge fruit roll up fan growing up, but making them from scratch is a huge game-changer. These are fun treats and make a great on-the-go snack or a customizable treat for parties.

What does Clean Eating Really Mean?

The internet is misleading and conflicted on what clean eatings is or should be.

Now, for the tasty treats

Recipe Spotlight

Homemade Fruit Roll-Ups

This recipe is straightforward! And you don’t need a dehydrator. You just need a blender, oven, cookie sheet, and some parchment paper.

Next time you have a question on the validaity of a nutrition claim, email me about it or try looking it up here.

One of the benefits of publicly funded research, aside from removing industry bias, is that you the tax payer have the right to the results!

PS. When you are ready to take your journey a little further, here are 2 ways I can help:

1. Start journaling your own health goals and needs to better understand the language of your body and how to best support your bio-individual health needs with the Wellness Journal.

2. Personalized coaching allows us to work one-on-one to evaluate your particular health struggles and goals. We'll work to understand your unique needs and put together a plan that works to create a life full of vitality and joy. Schedule your FREE intro call!

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