Traditional holiday foods are loaded with gluten, dairy, sugar, and unhealthy fats. Food temptations abound, as does pressure from often well meaning friends and family members who want to be sure you’re enjoying the bounty. If you want to keep your commitment to your healthy diet and lifestyle, yet you want to fit in, and enjoy the celebration with everyone else, you need a variety of tips, tools and recipes in your holiday toolbox.
Join Dr. Ritamarie as she shares her tips and tricks for surviving the holidays with family.
Additional Resources:
Healthy Holiday Feast: Learn to Make a Mouth Watering Healthy Holiday Feast That Energizes and Nourishes ~ No Bloat, No Guilt!~
Healthy Holiday Sweets: Learn to Make a Delicious Traditional Holiday Sweets Using Whole Raw Ingredients and Natural Fruit Sweetness
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