by Marsha Fenwick | Jan 20, 2023 | Nutrition, Weight Loss
7 Steps to Mastering Healthy Eating Habits 1. Slow, steady and consistentChanging up your diet and developing healthy eating habits also requires one to change their daily routine, which can be overwhelming for some. I recommend doing it a little bit at a time. Start...
by Marsha | Apr 26, 2021 | Diabetes, Digestive Health, Immune Health, Inflammation, Nutrition, Weight Loss, Women's Health
7 Root Causes of Weight Gain and Chronic Health Concerns One of the most important steps in creating health is to bring awareness to the key areas of health. This article focuses on different root causes of weight gain and chronic health concerns. Do any of these...
by Marsha | Jan 17, 2021 | Nutrition, Weight Loss
Struggling with Nighttime Eating and Noshing? I wanted to share some of the challenges and struggles that I often hear from my clients related to NIGHTTIME EATING or Overeating. “I am good all day and then I can’t stop eating at night.” “I have worked hard all day and...
by Marsha | Sep 10, 2020 | Health and Wellness, Weight Loss
Weight Loss Testimonial For as long as I remember I have been struggling with my weight and energy levels. I had tried so many weight loss programs and diets but nothing really worked and I was so desperate. When I found out about Marsha I decided to give her a call...
by Marsha | Jan 28, 2020 | Cancer, Cancer Prevention, Diabetes, Digestive Health, Health and Wellness, Health Conditions, Heart Health, Inflammation, Nutrition, Thyroid Health, Weight Loss, Women's Health
Visceral Fat Loss – An Individualized Approach Many clients come to see me about stubborn weight gain and in particular BELLY FAT . There are many online nutrition forums and resources with generic tips and conflicting advice. However, research shows the most...
by Marsha | Dec 17, 2019 | Health Conditions, Immune Health, Weight Loss
Benefits and Risks of Intermittent Fasting How does intermittent fasting work? Food is fuel, when we eat insulin levels rise, turning blood sugar (glucose) into energy or to store glucose for future use. When we do not eat as with intermittent fasting, insulin levels...
