Blog — eating healthy

EP93 - Grab a seat at the Chef's Table - Ask Dennis Littley

EP93 - Grab a seat at the Chef's Table - Ask Dennis Littley

Ever wondered what a real restaurant chef does when he cooks at home? In today’s episode, I'm interviewing Dennis Littley, the founder and CEO of Ask chef Dennis Productions, one of the most successful food blogs in the world with over 1 million followers on social media and almost 10 million page views annually. So, have a seat at the chef’s table! ‘’The biggest roadblock to people wanting to cook seafood is it's expensive. They're afraid they're going to ruin it and more times than not they do, because they overcook it and overcooking seafood is the biggest sin you...

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Spring cleaning your eating routine

Spring cleaning your eating routine

Mareya Ibrahim (eatCleaner CEO & Founder) on Fox Philadelphia. Chef and nutrition expert Mareya Ibrahim joins Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the importance of spring cleaning your routine for better health.

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EP 91 – How to eat for your body’s needs with Risa Groux

EP 91 – How to eat for your body’s needs with Risa Groux

EPISODE 91 Risa Groux, CN is a Functional Nutritionist and Certified Autoimmune Coach in private practice in Newport Beach, California. She works with a wide array of clients from professional athletes, adults, and kids to the Biggest Loser from season four. Risa works with issues like diabetes, autoimmune disease, cancer, digestion, thyroid, and hormone imbalances, to name a few. Risa firmly believes that the body can heal itself with whole foods we obtain from the earth and sees living proof of that in her office each day. She looks at root causes using functional nutrition guidelines, blood and stool tests,...

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How to get your kids to love veggies

How to get your kids to love veggies

How to get your kids to love veggies  By Mareya Ibrahim, eatCleaner Founder   Ask most kids what their favorite food is and 10 times out of 10, it’s not going to be a vegetable. Somewhere between baby food and most children’s menus, when our little ones start making the transition to solid food, things go sideways. They begin with fruit and veggies – peas, carrots, spinach, green beans and veggie blends yet, somehow, from that point until they reach children’s menu age, the color fades from the plate like a person about to faint.  From a palette of red, orange, green,...

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