Several versions of this salad rose to viral fame a few years back. Come to find out, Jennifer Aniston did not make this salad, but she has reportedly said that it sounds delicious — and it is!

In a lunch rut? Get my tips for a quick a healthy prep-at-home lunch as well as ideas for eating lunch on the run.

Burgers (yes, beef burgers) absolutely can be part of a healthy diet.

Illness, vacation or a busy stretch at work disrupt your routines, then healthy habits go by the wayside. Now it feels like an uphill climb. I can help.

Make ahead or make now — these healthy breakfasts come together in a snap.

Mornings are rushed, and you don’t have time to make a healthy breakfast. Wait, yes you do!

This beautiful soup smells and tastes like you stirred the pot all day. Mmmm. A dinner worthy of guests and a favorite on leftovers lunch on a chilly day. Good news… it’s quick and easy.

Want to eat healthier, but it feels too hard? Maybe you’re just stuck. You are human, and humans get stuck. I can help you, right now, right in the middle of all the messiness of life.

This dinner is perfect for busy weeknights, and it’s easy to personalize with your favorite toppings.

Sleep can suffer for many reasons, but our culture’s biggest sleep problem is lifestyle driven. Nutrition plays a big role.

Little kids may be applesauce’s main customers, but it also makes for a delicious breakfast or dessert. Plus, it supports gut health — who knew?

These protein-rich sausage stuffed mushrooms are loaded with flavor (garlic, salt, herbs!) so they’re sure to go quickly at a holiday gathering.

Vitamin D is important, really important. I cannot emphasize this enough. Luckily, it’s usually easy to correct a deficiency.

The holidays may seem like the worst time of year to focus on your nutrition. But what if it’s actually the best time. If you feel better, might you enjoy the holidays more?

These no-bake chocolate and pecan bars are perfect for a holiday gathering.

My favorite squash, and it is so dang easy! Makes a perfect Thanksgiving side dish.

Gratitude is good for your sleep, stress and overall mental health. How cool is that? Check out an easy way to tap into your gratitude.

The roasted vegetables and fennel make this soup truly sing! A perfect one-pot meal for fall, winter or anytime you need some extra nourishment.

This soup offers a delicious (and easy) way to get your greens on a chilly night.

I’m often asked which foods are bad, and which are good. Cheese, chocolate, coffee, beef, eggs and butter. Throw in some rice, cereal, coconut oil, spinach, olives and salt, and you have a recipe for crazy-making. What if all these foods were bad? We’d be in a pickle (a salty pickle, no doubt).