Hope you enjoyed the video! Would love to see what some of your favorite superfoods are in the comments below! Also, nutrition is just one component that supports our hair journeys. As a "patient" I fully support a holistic approach which, from my perspective, includes proper and professional medical care, hair care, movement, supplements, rest, hydration, etc. Thanks for sharing!🥗👑💛
Hi Robin I have Parathyroid is was high for 3 years. Under my doctors care no medicine. I started take a natural supplement and it went down. Doctors don't have anything nice to say. My Calcium is still high 11.5 and my doctors say no to D3 and K2. My hair has started thinning and not growing any more. Everything on your list I do but not flaxseed. What do you think I can do. I also only drink water 75oz are more a day. HELP JUST TRYING TO STAY HEALTHY
@@kiniwright-c8y thanks for watching and for sharing! Feel free to reach out to Robin directly on her UA-cam channel that's linked in the description box. Thanks!
Here's a Quinoa recipe: You can eat hot or cold 2 cups cooked Quinoa (I use veg broth vs water to cook with for flavor) let cool 15 min 20 cherry tomatoes cut in half 1 small chopped red onion 1 can black beans (rinsed) 1 avocado (cubed) 2 tbsp cilantro (chopped) White meat from rotisserie chicken(optional) Juice from 2 limes 1/4 cup olive oil Mix all ingredients - Let dish sit in the fridge for 10 minutes to let flavors mix. Great as meal or side dish and can eat hot or cold. SN: I add the avocado at the time of eating versus mixing to keep from turning brown or mushy Enjoy!
I make my chia seed pudding by blending almond milk, banana, and honey with a splash of flax seed oil until it's smoothie consistency. After that, I add chia seeds and flax seeds on top. I make 5 small dishes on Monday and grab and eat one every day. Keeps you nice and regular 😊
New subscriber here! I never struggled with hair loss until right before I turned 60! I grow my own vegetables collards, mustard, cauliflower, cucumbers..I no longer have hot flashes…but due to emergency surgery at 42 …I had hot flashes for years! A really good hydration mask seems to help my natural hair tremendously! But diet is the way to really go! Thanks for your videos…just found you!
Hi Lynn! Thank you so much for covering this topic of hair loss and menopause. You pick some great topics that help many women. But you don't get enough credit. More people need to not just listen to your videos but make sure that they "Like" them so you get credit for all your hard work and dedication. I'll be sending in financial help support to your channel. Your speaker Robin (nutritionist) is amazing and very knowledgeable. I also watched the video you did with her about vitamin D and It was very invaluable. I'm 61 and have hair loss and I have already gone through menopause. I'm getting ready to watch this video on the super foods. I'm sure I will learn about some new super foods which will help myself and other "post" menopausal who may experience i.e., weight gain, brain fog etc. Again thank you! And again everyone make sure that you remember to like her videos and leave a nice comment.❤
Hi @pamelabrandon-coley4846! Thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement! I so appreciate your support and am so grateful that the content is helpful!!
Thank you for all this great information!! I'm so glad I stayed until the end!!! I was listening at work and had JUST gone through a situation at work, and your word on gratitude reeled me back in and changed my whole attitude!! THANK YOU JESUS!
This video was absolutely phenomenal! Holy Spirit downloaded information: I have been eating greek yogurt, flaxseeds, chia seeds, almonds, pecans, walnuts, blueberries and cinnamon every morning since the pandemic. It has been amazing in my hair growth and overall health! Blessings to both of you ladies!
This was a very informative video. I learned that flaxseed contributes to estrogen. I knew it was a way to get omega 3. I eat most of the foods you listed. One thing that has worked for my hair after loosing most of it from covid was Fenugreek and Amla (Ayurvedic herbs) you can drink those in water and ingest them, like adding them to salads or smoothies. I will share the video!!! Thank you
The only thing I haven’t try on this list is Tofu and I still have the worst case of peri menopause, hot flashes galore and night sweats. Trying to ride this bastard out but it is relentless 😢
I love quinoa cold. I cut up mangoes, and strawberries and drizzle with honey! Toss and eat. Yummaz!! You can do your own fruits. I forgot to mention the fresh lemon that I squeeze into the mix before the honey drizzle. 😊
Thank you. I am 56 and post menopause this year. It has been something, but praise God you are so right. Stay grateful and connected to our Father God and all the Holy Spirit to guide us.
I eat quinoa when I make my Mediterranean quinoa salad! Absolutely delicious! It contains quinoa, of course, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, chickpeas, artichokes, feta cheese, lemon juice, and olive oil! Hmmm!
Thanks for sharing! One of the key recommendations that Robin mentioned and I agree is that because of everyone's unique and individual needs, we should always seek the advice of our medical and health professionals before adding in new foods, supplements, etc.
I’m going to do a Quinoa Salad like a pasta salad and swap the pasta for Quinoa! Add shrimp, tomato, onion, green pepper, olives, avocado, flax and chia seeds, almonds, block mozzarella cheese and Italian dressing! ❤
This was good. Thanks for sharing! My husband is a nutritionist and we do all these things including JESUS, gratitude and meditation.❤ Bless you guys! One of my favorites is wilted spinach. Sauteed fresh spinach with mushrooms, onions, and either red wine vinegar or raspberry vinaigrette. Love it! God will direct you on the foods your body currently needs too if you just pray & ask. The Holy Spirit will give direction.😊❤
I stumbled across this video and it was what I needed. Thank you for having a platform to increase the quality of our lives. I am grateful for you and the content you create. Be Blessed ❤❤
Hi I add kale to my oatmeal with blue berries and almond milk. My goal is to get six servings of greens per day. I will try the quinoa salad, I appreciate your segments. Have a great day
Most of these are staples in my diet. Looking forward to trying both quinoa recipes you two mentioned. Great video and you and Robin’s closing tips are remarks are 🎯. You have a new subscriber ❤
Love quinoa. I make a kale green salad with quinoa that I eat regularly. It includes sliced green grapes, unsweetened cranberries, and toasted almonds. I add a homemade signature vinaigrette, which includes avocado or grapeseed oil, lemon juice, coarse ground pepper, and other secret ingredients I will not share. Delicious!😋 I add either golden or black flex seeds, or black organic chia seeds to my plain Greek yogurt and garden salads. I eat salmon and tuna, often. And I eat a hand full of Walnuts and blue berries throughout the day. My goal is to eliminated try to eat at lease twice a week. A hand full of walnuts. All these food are good to eating, and helps the body fight chonic inflammation.
Yes, it really is. Just don't smother with commercial salad dressing. In fact, I suggest NOT consuming store bought dressing. Make your own. It's so much better. Continued success to you and your channel.
Hello, thank you and Robin so much for this video, it was encouraging, information, and I was just telling someone that we can take small steps. Gratitude absolutely, I shouted on that 🙌🏿. Peace and blessings to you, your family and everyone in this chat💞🙏🏿
This is basically my diet and I’m still having hair loss around my edges and on each side of my head the top of my head so what should I do next? I eat everything you mention. Should I eat it every day
Thanks for sharing! As mentioned in the video, nutrition is just one important component. Getting a full diagnosis (hormones, dermatologist, etc.) and a treatment plan are also essential to navigating this process.
Get your vitamin D checked. If low see if you can get prescribed 50,000 plus K2 once a week until you are in range then lower dosage and get checked every six months to make sure your still in range.
Also take magnesium glycinate! It goes along with the vitamin D3 and K2. I take it at night, because it does have a relaxing effect which makes you sleepy and it helps with a good nights sleep!
I use it as rice also - prepared (cold) throw it into a bunch of your favorite stir fried veggies - each stir fry varies based on what you want to add into it.
If it’s mushy, you’re probably putting to much water. I do 1/4 cup and 1 3/4 cup of water. Perfect. I sometimes add a little olive oil and I sauté onions or shallots, chopped garlic and mix in some grated Parmesan cheese and garnish with cilantro or parsley.
Thank you for this video. I have been eating those foods for many years... With the exception of Quinoa. However, I do need to up my green intake. I usually have it in smoothies, especially spinach, but I would like to incorporate more of it. Also, thanks for the info concerning dairy. I LOVE dairy, especially cheese. I have heard mixed comments on dairy but your video really clarified it. Also, if you can give a video on the effects of caffeine that would be great.
My husband likes quinoa sweetened with honey and peanut and then he adds cashews and eats it warm. I eat it cold as a Mediterranean salad. Green, red and yellow peppers, cucumbers, parsley, and Cilantro. I make a dressing of olive oil, lime juice, apple cider vinegar, black pepper, sea salt, dried basil and oregano. I also add feta if I'm feeling fancy. It's delicious and filling 😊
Hi I ran across your video on UA-cam and the guy that I was listening to. He’s a Christian. I lost it but anyway I didn’t get his name and also how do I get a recipe? I love your show very knowledgeable. I will be watching it.
Thanks for watching! We did an interview with Dr. Ben Edwards a couple of weeks ago, maybe that's who your referring to? The link to the recipe guide is in the description box. Enjoy!
Instead of using bottled Ranch Dressing, I make Ranch Dressing by using a Ranch Dip packet and mix it with sour cream to first make the dip. Then when I want some Ranch Dressing, I scoop out a couple tablespoons and mix it with a little water and heavy cream…and now you have Ranch Dressing without adding any sugar or seed oils 👍
Research the soy. There is controversy with it. Some people believe it causes breast cancer or if you have a history of breast cancer there is of concern. Since there is such controversy and I have a history in my family, it is not worth the chance for me since still we have no concrete information.
Hope you enjoyed the video! Would love to see what some of your favorite superfoods are in the comments below! Also, nutrition is just one component that supports our hair journeys. As a "patient" I fully support a holistic approach which, from my perspective, includes proper and professional medical care, hair care, movement, supplements, rest, hydration, etc. Thanks for sharing!🥗👑💛
Hi Robin I have Parathyroid is was high for 3 years. Under my doctors care no medicine. I started take a natural supplement and it went down. Doctors don't have anything nice to say. My Calcium is still high 11.5 and my doctors say no to D3 and K2. My hair has started thinning and not growing any more. Everything on your list I do but not flaxseed. What do you think I can do. I also only drink water 75oz are more a day. HELP JUST TRYING TO STAY HEALTHY
@@kiniwright-c8y thanks for watching and for sharing! Feel free to reach out to Robin directly on her UA-cam channel that's linked in the description box. Thanks!
What about onions😊 can they be added to this list
1. flax seed
2. avocado
3. Leafy greens-chard,kale,spinach
4. Tofu
5. cruciferous vegetables- cauliflower,broccoli,brussel sprouts
6. Berries-blue berries,elderberry,all berries
7. Seeds-chia,pumpkin
8. Greek yogurt (plain)
9. Beans
10. Quinoa
11. Nuts- cashews,almonds (moderation)
12. Salmon-wild caught
13. Mineral Water
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I use organic coconut yoghurt. Is that a good substitute for Greek yogurt?
Here's a Quinoa recipe: You can eat hot or cold
2 cups cooked Quinoa (I use veg broth vs water to cook with for flavor) let cool 15 min
20 cherry tomatoes cut in half
1 small chopped red onion
1 can black beans (rinsed)
1 avocado (cubed)
2 tbsp cilantro (chopped)
White meat from rotisserie chicken(optional)
Juice from 2 limes
1/4 cup olive oil
Mix all ingredients - Let dish sit in the fridge for 10 minutes to let flavors mix. Great as meal or side dish and can eat hot or cold. SN: I add the avocado at the time of eating versus mixing to keep from turning brown or mushy
Enjoy!
Thanks for sharing! That sounds delicious and I'm adding that to my rotation!
Veggie style for me. I have everyting except Cilantro and Avocado. Now, you gonna have a sistah going to the Produce store.
@@MsT_ThatsMe happy shopping 😆!
Homemade cooked bean nothing in cans.
Thank you for posting this. I’m definitely going to try it!
I make my chia seed pudding by blending almond milk, banana, and honey with a splash of flax seed oil until it's smoothie consistency. After that, I add chia seeds and flax seeds on top. I make 5 small dishes on Monday and grab and eat one every day. Keeps you nice and regular 😊
Sounds good! I'm going to try this one! Thanks for sharing!
Great tips🙏🏾 Quinoa cooks perfectly in a rice cooker… it’s not supposed to be mushy, it’s supposed to be grainy.
Thanks for the tip!
I love quinoa salad.
I add cucumber and tomato from my garden; chickpeas; kale; salmon; avocado; olive oil and balsamic vinegar. So good.
Sounds delicious! Thanks for sharing!
New subscriber here! I never struggled with hair loss until right before I turned 60! I grow my own vegetables collards, mustard, cauliflower, cucumbers..I no longer have hot flashes…but due to emergency surgery at 42 …I had hot flashes for years! A really good hydration mask seems to help my natural hair tremendously! But diet is the way to really go! Thanks for your videos…just found you!
Welcome and so glad to have you here! Thanks for sharing and kudos for growing your own veggies - this is great!
I use cabbage as the base of my salads. I love the texture and taste.
That sounds good! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Lynn! Thank you so much for covering this topic of hair loss and menopause. You pick some great topics that help many women. But you don't get enough credit. More people need to not just listen to your videos but make sure that they "Like" them so you get credit for all your hard work and dedication. I'll be sending in financial help support to your channel. Your speaker Robin (nutritionist) is amazing and very knowledgeable. I also watched the video you did with her about vitamin D and It was very invaluable. I'm 61 and have hair loss and I have already gone through menopause. I'm getting ready to watch this video on the super foods. I'm sure I will learn about some new super foods which will help myself and other "post" menopausal who may experience i.e., weight gain, brain fog etc. Again thank you! And again everyone make sure that you remember to like her videos and leave a nice comment.❤
Hi @pamelabrandon-coley4846! Thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement! I so appreciate your support and am so grateful that the content is helpful!!
Thank you for all this great information!! I'm so glad I stayed until the end!!! I was listening at work and had JUST gone through a situation at work, and your word on gratitude reeled me back in and changed my whole attitude!! THANK YOU JESUS!
Wonderful! Amen! So glad the content is helpful!
I already eat these foods and Im 55 and get compliments on my thick hair. Lemme watch this
This video was absolutely phenomenal!
Holy Spirit downloaded information:
I have been eating greek yogurt, flaxseeds, chia seeds, almonds, pecans, walnuts, blueberries and cinnamon every morning since the pandemic. It has been amazing in my hair growth and overall health!
Blessings to both of you ladies!
Thank you and thanks for sharing your food choices! God bless!
This was a very informative video. I learned that flaxseed contributes to estrogen. I knew it was a way to get omega 3. I eat most of the foods you listed. One thing that has worked for my hair after loosing most of it from covid was Fenugreek and Amla (Ayurvedic herbs) you can drink those in water and ingest them, like adding them to salads or smoothies. I will share the video!!! Thank you
The only thing I haven’t try on this list is Tofu and I still have the worst case of peri menopause, hot flashes galore and night sweats. Trying to ride this bastard out but it is relentless 😢
I use cayenne pepper in everything to add that kick…practically everything from breakfast oatmeal to dinner 😊
Love that!
@@nourishyourcrown great podcast 😊
Me too. To literally everything...including coffee. Hives it such a nice spice/kick
I love quinoa cold. I cut up mangoes, and strawberries and drizzle with honey! Toss and eat. Yummaz!! You can do your own fruits. I forgot to mention the fresh lemon that I squeeze into the mix before the honey drizzle. 😊
I LOVE this idea! I never thought to add it with fruit! Thank you!
Me too… especially in the summer.
Thank you. I am 56 and post menopause this year. It has been something, but praise God you are so right. Stay grateful and connected to our Father God and all the Holy Spirit to guide us.
Birds eye has a rice & quinoa power meal. It's in the frozen food section of the grocery store. It's really good too
Thanks for the tip!!
As a vegan health coach ill be using this video daily thanks again
Awesome - thanks! Do you have a website or social media handle for your business?
Thank you ladies for sharing, i also listened to you VitD K2 video and I am so appreciative of this videos.
I eat quinoa when I make my Mediterranean quinoa salad! Absolutely delicious!
It contains quinoa, of course, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, chickpeas, artichokes, feta cheese, lemon juice, and olive oil! Hmmm!
Sounds good!
Thyroid issues here. Ive been warned about cruciferous veggies and nightshades. Also advised not to have raw kale.
Thanks for sharing! One of the key recommendations that Robin mentioned and I agree is that because of everyone's unique and individual needs, we should always seek the advice of our medical and health professionals before adding in new foods, supplements, etc.
Hi ladies, I'm 58 and found myself on this journey. It started years ago when menopause happened. Thank you so much for sharing ❤❤❤!!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
I’m going to do a Quinoa Salad like a pasta salad and swap the pasta for Quinoa! Add shrimp, tomato, onion, green pepper, olives, avocado, flax and chia seeds, almonds, block mozzarella cheese and Italian dressing! ❤
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
This was good. Thanks for sharing! My husband is a nutritionist and we do all these things including JESUS, gratitude and meditation.❤ Bless you guys!
One of my favorites is wilted spinach. Sauteed fresh spinach with mushrooms, onions, and either red wine vinegar or raspberry vinaigrette. Love it!
God will direct you on the foods your body currently needs too if you just pray & ask. The Holy Spirit will give direction.😊❤
Amen! Thanks for sharing and that recipe sounds good!
I DO ALL OF THIS ANYWAY BUT THE EXPLANATION AND BREAKDOWNS WERE BEAUTIFUL ❤🎉THANK YOU
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
I stumbled across this video and it was what I needed. Thank you for having a platform to increase the quality of our lives. I am grateful for you and the content you create. Be Blessed ❤❤
Thanks for watching and so glad that it was helpful!
Hi I add kale to my oatmeal with blue berries and almond milk. My goal is to get six servings of greens per day. I will try the quinoa salad, I appreciate your segments. Have a great day
You're welcome and thank you for sharing! I've never tried kale with oatmeal ... may need to try it out!
This was great info. It was a reminder for me to be more consistent with my lifestyle. Glad this came across my timeline. New subscriber!
Glad the content was helpful! Welcome to the community!
Marvellous vid, many thanks ladies 🙏 I’ve subscribed too! 😃
Glad it was helpful and welcome aboard!
You ladies are a blessing to me
Thank you for watching and so glad the content is helpful!
I needed that reminder to be grateful all day everyday! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
I love this... women inspiring women.❤❤
God Bless!💝🙏
Thank you and God Bless you too!
Such a great video ❤❤❤ Gratitude is the magic wand we tend to forget 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Absolutely!!
Thank you for sharing
You're welcome! Thanks for watching! 💛
i use Target brand quinoa…pre cooked… i put chicken and all kind of veggies in it with a touch of vinegar.
I had no idea there was a pre-cooked quinoa. Thanks for the tip!
Thanks for the tip on the pre-cooked quinoa!
Thanks!
@yolandathomas5332 thank you so much for your generosity! So glad the content was helpful!💛
Very informative. Thank you 😊
You’re welcome! Glad it was helpful!!
Thank you. My hair has stopped growing and breaks off when I comb it.😢. And my fingernails don’t grow like they used to, either.
Great information! Thank you 😊
You're so welcome! Glad it was helpful!
Most of these are staples in my diet. Looking forward to trying both quinoa recipes you two mentioned. Great video and you and Robin’s closing tips are remarks are 🎯. You have a new subscriber ❤
Thanks for watching and so glad it was helpful! Welcome new subbie!!
Thank you very much for the list. I am thankful to live well.
You're welcome!!
This was a great video! I learned a lot. You gained a new subscriber. I’m going over to subscribe to Robin’s channel now. 😊❤️🙏🏽
So glad it was helpful! Welcome to our NYC community!!
Hello thanks very much for sharing very helpful 😊
You're welcome!
Thanks for this
You're welcome!
Love quinoa. I make a kale green salad with quinoa that I eat regularly. It includes sliced green grapes, unsweetened cranberries, and toasted almonds. I add a homemade signature vinaigrette, which includes avocado or grapeseed oil, lemon juice, coarse ground pepper, and other secret ingredients I will not share. Delicious!😋 I add either golden or black flex seeds, or black organic chia seeds to my plain Greek yogurt and garden salads. I eat salmon and tuna, often. And I eat a hand full of Walnuts and blue berries throughout the day. My goal is to eliminated try to eat at lease twice a week. A hand full of walnuts. All these food are good to eating, and helps the body fight chonic inflammation.
Thanks for sharing! Your quinoa salad sounds delish!
Yes, it really is. Just don't smother with commercial salad dressing. In fact, I suggest NOT consuming store bought dressing. Make your own. It's so much better. Continued success to you and your channel.
This was a good watch. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!
New subscriber. Thanks for this video, at least I am on the right track with the list of food
Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching and you're welcome!
Thank you my sisters you are both my kind of people
Welcome @crystalbarnett4657! So glad you're here!
I am so grateful that I found this video. Thank you for sharing it blessed my soul.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Hello, thank you and Robin so much for this video, it was encouraging, information, and I was just telling someone that we can take small steps. Gratitude absolutely, I shouted on that 🙌🏿. Peace and blessings to you, your family and everyone in this chat💞🙏🏿
You're so welcome! Small steps daily - you and me both!!
This is basically my diet and I’m still having hair loss around my edges and on each side of my head the top of my head so what should I do next? I eat everything you mention. Should I eat it every day
Thanks for sharing! As mentioned in the video, nutrition is just one important component. Getting a full diagnosis (hormones, dermatologist, etc.) and a treatment plan are also essential to navigating this process.
Get your iron levels checked make sure you’re not anemic..
Get your vitamin D checked. If low see if you can get prescribed 50,000 plus K2 once a week until you are in range then lower dosage and get checked every six months to make sure your still in range.
Also take magnesium glycinate! It goes along with the vitamin D3 and K2. I take it at night, because it does have a relaxing effect which makes you sleepy and it helps with a good nights sleep!
@@beautifulempress6237 I agree! Thanks for sharing! Magnesium glycinate before bed has been a game-changer for me too!
I just love your platform! Thanks for this one.
Glad you enjoyed it! You're welcome!
Thank you 🙏🏽
You're welcome!
Good information
Glad it was helpful!
This was great, thank you ❤
You're so welcome!
Thanks for some invaluable information
Very informative content thank you ladies!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you for your channel. I just found out about it and plan to try some of the recipes.
You're welcome! So glad you're here! Let me know how the recipes go!
I love this channel very informative thank you ladies
Thanks for watching! So glad you're here!
Great video. I usually use the quinoa like rice and put veggies on top...but I am interested in trying that salad idea.
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for sharing!
I use it as rice also - prepared (cold) throw it into a bunch of your favorite stir fried veggies - each stir fry varies based on what you want to add into it.
@@jyworthy love this! Thanks for sharing!
I cook and use quinoa as grits , rice , in place of carbs, in soups, with beans, etc. Never tried it cold. Hmm
Thanks for sharing! Using it in soups is a great tip, especially as we head into the fall season.
I use it as grits too with scrambled eggs and sautéed and/or raw veggies.
Have to try quinoa
I’ll be sending you recipes soon
I tolerate quinoa mixed in brown rice with broth or with Lentil beans
Thanks for sharing!
Quinoa is good in salads
I normally cook a batch of quinoa
I mix some in my oatmeal or I add on top of my greek yoghurt with strawberries and honey with hemp seeds
That sounds good! Thanks for sharing!
If it’s mushy, you’re probably putting to much water. I do 1/4 cup and 1 3/4 cup of water. Perfect. I sometimes add a little olive oil and I sauté onions or shallots, chopped garlic and mix in some grated Parmesan cheese and garnish with cilantro or parsley.
Thanks for the tips!
Thank you for this video. I have been eating those foods for many years... With the exception of Quinoa. However, I do need to up my green intake. I usually have it in smoothies, especially spinach, but I would like to incorporate more of it. Also, thanks for the info concerning dairy. I LOVE dairy, especially cheese. I have heard mixed comments on dairy but your video really clarified it.
Also, if you can give a video on the effects of caffeine that would be great.
Thanks for sharing!
Here's a good quinoa recipe. Quinoa, black bean and sweet potato salad, it is great. You can find it online.
Excellent, thanks so much!!
Quinoa with oatmeal sounds interesting. Does the oatmeal mask the taste???
For me it does. It also helps with the texture. 🙂
I eat my quinoa cold. I'm mixed in my tabbouleh salad.
My husband likes quinoa sweetened with honey and peanut and then he adds cashews and eats it warm.
I eat it cold as a Mediterranean salad. Green, red and yellow peppers, cucumbers, parsley, and Cilantro. I make a dressing of olive oil, lime juice, apple cider vinegar, black pepper, sea salt, dried basil and oregano. I also add feta if I'm feeling fancy. It's delicious and filling 😊
That sounds really good - thanks for sharing!!
Sounds delish! I'm gonna try both😀
Hi I ran across your video on UA-cam and the guy that I was listening to. He’s a Christian. I lost it but anyway I didn’t get his name and also how do I get a recipe? I love your show very knowledgeable. I will be watching it.
Thanks for watching! We did an interview with Dr. Ben Edwards a couple of weeks ago, maybe that's who your referring to? The link to the recipe guide is in the description box. Enjoy!
I use coconut yogurt. Is that a good substitute for Greek yogurt?
I also use unsweetened coconut yogurt instead of Greek yogurt!
I am attempting to locate the recipe guide. I am just beginning the video and I will comment my questions.
Thank you! The link to the guide is in the description box. Enjoy!
I use quinoa in a veggie stir fry.
Thanks for sharing!
When is the best time of month to get a hormone test done???
Great question! Feel free to reach out to Robin directly on her UA-cam channel for additional guidance.
I switch out mayo and mash/whip avocado and add it to my egg salad
Mayo has seed oil in it. Not healthy
Great idea!
Instead of using bottled Ranch Dressing, I make Ranch Dressing by using a Ranch Dip packet and mix it with sour cream to first make the dip. Then when I want some Ranch Dressing, I scoop out a couple tablespoons and mix it with a little water and heavy cream…and now you have Ranch Dressing without adding any sugar or seed oils 👍
@@nourishyourcrown Thanks. When there’s a will, there’s a way 😆 Right!
Is flaxseed oil not good to take?
Good question! Feel free to reach out to Robin on her channel directly (linked in the description box) for additional guidance.
Question I put chia seeds in my coffee is that ok please respond tku
Great question! Feel free to reach out to Robin directly on her channel and I'm sure she'll respond.
What about alkaline water
Great question! Feel free to reach out to Robin on her channel directly (linked in the description box) for additional guidance.
What about pitted prunes for fiber
That's a great suggestion! If you'd like a specific answer, feel free to reach out to Robin on her YT channel - thanks!
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Research the soy. There is controversy with it. Some people believe it causes breast cancer or if you have a history of breast cancer there is of concern. Since there is such controversy and I have a history in my family, it is not worth the chance for me since still we have no concrete information.
You're correct and thanks for sharing! It's so important that we all exercise our due diligence when navigating our health and wellness!
No soy isolates. Damage liver
Thanks for sharing your feedback!
What about sesame seeds.
That's a great question! Feel free to reach out to Robin directly on her UA-cam channel and I'm sure she'll respond.
I’m sure you mean the best for people, but you lost me when you started promoting dairy
I understand and appreciate your comment. Thanks for watching!
Diary is scary….
Dr. Milton Mills communicates this as well as Dr. Bobby Price
**both on this yt platform**
Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks!
You're welcome and thank you so much @kimlindell5067! Your gift is so greatly appreciated! 💛
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