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Beef Short Ribs Recipe: High in Protein & Nutrients

Have you ever made grass-fed beef short ribs? They're a dish that's frequently on upscale restaurant menus, but people shy away from making at home. It might be because the cut isn't always pre-packaged at the supermarket. But trust me, it's worth chatting up your butcher to get short ribs. For starters, the meat is less…

IBS Diet Plan, Including What Foods to Avoid

According to a clinical review published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) affects between 7 percent to 21 percent of the general population. The amount of people who now struggle with some form of IBS is estimated to be a shocking 60 million people in the U.S. alone (roughly…

What Are FODMAPs? Is This Food List the Key to Treating IBS?

FODMAP is an acronym for a collection of food molecules (mostly sugars) that are short-chained carbohydrates, both fermentable and poorly absorbed in the gut. If you haven’t heard the term “FODMAPs" thrown around at work or at the gym lately, you probably will soon enough. Essentially, FODMAPs stands for fermentable oligosaccharides, disaccharides, monosaccharides and polyols.…

Paleo Muffins with Almond Meal and Cacao Nibs

Muffins are a great way to get in a quick breakfast or enjoy a hearty snack. But good luck finding a healthy, already-made muffin. For starters, just one muffin might set you back hundreds of calories, with heaps of refined sugar and other unsavory ingredients. And if you need a gluten-free muffin, you're often better…

Cacao Nibs: Superfood that Boosts Energy and Burns Fat

There’s nothing like cozying up to the fireplace in the winter with a frothy cup of hot chocolate. And thanks largely to this cold weather favorite, we’re all familiar with cocoa and other forms of healthy dark chocolate — but what about cacao nibs? Real, organic, raw cacao is a superfood containing a variety of unique…

Fecal Transplant: Can It Help Colitis, Candida, IBS and More?

According to a study published in the journal of Gastroenterology Hepatology, fecal transplants, also known as microbiota transplants, have a 91 percent cure rate (!) in treating clostridium difficile and may also help treat IBS, colitis and autoimmune disease. (1) There are several instances where someone with a life-threatening infection had fecal transplant actually save their life.…

Bone Broth-Braised Short Ribs Recipe with Garlic and Thyme

I’m always on the lookout for a restaurant-worthy dish that takes little effort to cook up. I love having a go-to dish that’s easier than calling takeout and tastes even better. Well, ladies and gentlemen, I’ve found it. These braised short ribs are a lazy chef’s dream. The prep work is minimal, and the beef…

Barbecue Crock Pot Ribs Recipe

BBQ ribs are a food appearing on more and more menus as of late. The traditionally southern food is making its way onto plates across the country. But for a lot of home cooks, ribs seem like an intimidating dish to prepare. Until crock pot ribs came onto the scene, that is. Preparing ribs in the…

Most Common IBS Symptoms & What You Can Do About Them

Wondering if your recurring digestive issues might mean you have irritable bowl syndrome (IBS)? As you'll learn, IBS symptoms vary a lot from person to person and tend to come and go with stress and other lifestyle changes. Each person's experience with IBS is a bit different, and certain symptoms often seem to be stronger or…

Digestive Enzymes: Benefits for Nutrient Deficiencies & Gut Health

The phrase “you are what you eat” is halfway accurate. The real truth is: You are what you digest. Therefore, are digestive enzymes key to better digestion, gut health and nutrient absorption? Surprising as it may seem, up until relatively recently, little was known about how your digestive system actually works. Today, there’s a growing incidence of…