Prioritize Your Health
Over the past few years our family has found ourselves on quite the journey when it comes to trying to prioritize health and wellness. From growing our own garden to becoming an “ingredients-only” household and finding ways to exercise that fit into our family’s rhythms, we’ve come pretty far in a short time.
Prioritize Health With The Foods You Eat
After a lot of research into several health issues our family has faced, one thing has become clear to me–the phrase “you are what you eat” is 100% correct. The foods we put into our bodies can completely ruin your health, even if you are doing everything else “right”. At the same time, foods have the amazing ability to heal and strengthen you! As a self-proclaimed picky eater, I’m not one to just eat something because it’s good and I want to prioritize my health. I have to make sure that it tastes good, too.
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Organic Grocery Guide
Trying to switch a family over to a healthy, organic diet that is still affordable? After weeks of researching, questioning several doctors, and comparing costs, I compiled a grocery guide to help you avoid greenwashing, learn which foods pack the most nutritional benefits, and determine where you can find the best deals on organic food. Ditch the overwhelm and save time and money with my free Organic Grocery Guide!
Prioritize Health Through Environmental Factors
Taking the First Steps
When you first jump onto the crunchy bandwagon, you quickly realize that almost everything is toxic. It’s unbelievably overwhelming. But you don’t have to throw out everything you own just to prioritize health. The best ways just to slowly learn and replace things as you go, making the best decisions for your family that you can with the budget that you have. Here are a few of my favorite swaps, healthy recipes, and resources to help you on your journey.
Prioritize Health Through Exercise
I am not athletic. I’ve failed the 1,000 Hours Outside challenge already. But I’m always determined to find ways to get our family moving (partially because I know it’s good for us and because my two little are always on the go). Here are the ways that we prioritize health by keeping active.