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The Rambling Road: Plant-based
Over the past several months, I’ve made a significant pivot in my diet toward eating more plants. This isn’t to suggest I’ve become a vegetarian because I still eat meat, but I do so less frequently and in less quantity … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Tagged diabetes, diet, exercise, Fasting, goals, intermittent fasting, Plant-based, plants, weight
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Food: Changing diet
I’ve found myself gravitating toward a far more plant-based diet over the past several months than I ever thought I would. Some of that change is out of necessity because of my ever-present health concerns, but more of it is because I feel better when I’m eating less meat. That has translated into a strange … Continue reading Changing diet → Continue reading
The Rambling Road: Documenting Progress
I had a medical appointment yesterday, which in itself is not remarkable, but that revealed a very good result. I should back up a step and explain that, since about June of last year, I have altered my approach to … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Tagged A1C, activity, antidepressants, blood glucose, diabetes, diet, doctors, exercise, Fasting, insulin, intermittent fasting, low-carb, medication, metformin, physical activity, Progress, Recovery, Trulicity
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The Rambling Road: 2018 goes out a lot better than it came in
With the year drawing to a close, I would be remiss if I did not revisit where I find myself now after the past couple–and really the past few–years of illness and struggle. One of the most important health changes … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Tagged activity, antidepressant, biking, confidence, diet, exercise, hope, illness, light therapy, medication, mind, moods, natural movement, Recovery, running, walking, weight, yoga
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Seven Stone: The food that was trying to kill me
For reasons even science is struggling to understand, we are awash in an era of food allergies from the very real and sometimes deadly to the faddish and imagined. However, the idea that our food is making us sick is … Continue reading
