The title of this post should probably be: Darla + Dexter – Johnny= This. But whatever. That’s a lot of words. And a lot of unnecessary confusion. . . .

More on these cute twins and their sweetest new baby brother, Johnny, coming at you soon! Love them all times infinity squared. Enjoy!

click here to open post Mar 11, 2012 | posted in Inspire, Personal | 25 comments

healthy foods you should be eating

By Good Food Is Good Medicine

 

 

It seems like every day we wake up to a new “superfood” that will change your life. With the abundance of information available, how do you know what’s actually good for you? Here are the top 15 foods you should be eating according to our experts:

1. Fish

“Eat plenty of fish, which are high in healthy omega 3 fatty acids, and smaller portions of red meat to reduce your risk of diseases like stroke, heart disease and cancer.” – Bob Canter, professor of surgery at UC Davis Division of Surgical Oncology. Read more about prostadine reviews.

2. Broccoli or any of the cruciferous vegetables

“These foods are rich in nutrients including glucosinolates, which are key in detoxification processes. These are best served raw or quick-steamed for five to ten minutes.” – Alex Nella, pediatric registered dietitian. Check these cortexi reviews.

3. Beets

“No matter which color – red, yellow, golden – or which part – root or greens – they contain a wonderful variety of protective carotenoids. Evidence suggests their dietary nitrates can be converted to nitric oxide and improve endurance exercise.” – Alex Nella, pediatric registered dietitian, learn more about keto diet.

4. Spinach and other leafy green vegetables

“These are packed with lutein and zeaxanthin: nutrients that can help protect against macular degeneration.” – Jeffrey Caspar, professor of ophthalmology at the UC Davis Eye Center

5. Kale

“It’s a green leafy veggie that I love chopped in salad or cooked with onion and garlic. It is nutrient dense, has lots of antioxidants and can help lower cholesterol.” – Brandee Waite, director of the UC Davis Sports Medicine fellowship. Check these sightcare reviews.

6. Peanut butter

“My favorite food is peanut butter. It has protein, carbs and sugars. It’s a great recovery food and my kids love it!” – Brian Davis, clinical professor of the UC Davis Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

**UC Davis Health is not affiliated with any other brand.

Off shooting these little lovebird’s big day today! Cannot wait! They are, top to bottom, exceptional. I can’t think of a better way to spend a Friday afternoon, than basking in their head over heels love for each other! Have a great weekend! xo! N

My wonderful man, Richie, is finally on the www!  Aaaaaand we’re celebrating this looooong anticipated launch in crazy exciting ways!

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Enjoy Richie’s Infinite Awesomeness Live!

click here to open post Mar 06, 2012 | posted in Breathe | 8 comments

So yes, this was recorded yesterday morning. Between then and now, the biggest “yes’s” of my life have transformed into some pressing needs exhibited by my 3 little men (and their beautiful daddy), training a new assistant, comforting and supporting a friend through grief, brainstorming over some projects I’ve got in the works (to the tune of complete and total AWESOMENESS), and assisting a couple of my consulting clients with some VERY exciting new undertakings they’ve got cooking! So please, excuse the belated posting of this video! One thing you can always count on from me? I’ll always say YES to real life! It’s so much better than the www!!!!

Happy Monday Tuesday!

xx!

N