If your Thanksgiving was anything like mine, it was filled with all sorts of indulgences.
I ate a little bit of everything I don’t usually eat — from the not-so-unhealthy sweet rolls and green bean casserole with bacon… to the criminally unhealthy supersize Cheetos (I know — don’t ask).
I mean, who knew supersize Cheetos even existed?
Not me… and I quickly discovered that I still don’t have much will power when my favorite childhood junk food is around.
So, back to clean living I go.
Because it’s all about striking a balance this holiday season: Cleanse, indulge, reset. Cleanse, indulge, reset. Cleanse, indulge, reset.
When you’re consistently coming back to healthier living after indulgent meals or days, it evens the scale — often, literally.
And when you repeat this process throughout the holiday season, chances are you’ll arrive in the New Year healthier and happier than you were before the holidays started — instead of ending up bloated and burned out like most people.
Want to Experience a Healthier Holiday Season This Year?
Registration for my Healthier Holidays Program officially closes on Monday, December 1, so now’s a great time to join this powerful group program. This special online nutrition course includes:
- Done-for-you, flexible meal plans to accommodate both home-cooked and restaurant/party meals.
- Tips and strategies for eating/drinking at restaurants and parties.
- Simple “real food” recipes for delicious smoothies, juices, salads, soups, entrées and snacks.
- Healthier recipes for potlucks and cocktails.
- Weekly conference calls featuring a Q&A session.
- Nutrition/lifestyle coaching tips sent directly to your email inbox.
- Access to a private Facebook Group for extra support and community.
- All of this is included in the package price of only $89!
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Earlier this week, I shared one of the Healthier Holidays recipes, the Cranberry Orange Smoothie.
Today I’m sharing my new Persimmon Smoothie. It offers a refreshing change if you’re getting burned out on green or berry smoothies. It also includes turmeric and ginger to help support healthy digestion and soothe holiday party-induced inflammation.
Blend one of these up for a clean, energizing start to your day.
It might even help you stay away from those supersize Cheetos.