My Interview with The Plant-Based Dietitian (Part 2)

by Elisa Rodriguez, RD, LDN on January 26, 2012

I recently shared part 1 of my My Interview with The Plant-Based Dietitian. Today we’ll delve right into Julieanna’s latest publications that are fueling the fire for plant-based living…

E: Julieanna, how did the creation of your documentary To Your Health evolve?

J: As I was absorbing all of the science I was delving into and then witnessing the changes in my clients, I realized I wanted to get this information out to as many people as possible. So, about two and a half years ago, I approached my long-time friend, Jesse Pomeroy, who is a very talented filmmaker. I met him 20 years ago when I was in high school and played the lead in his college thesis project. He was not a documentarian. He is extremely creative and a genius in film and music. Fortunately, he had just finished his first feature and it was perfect timing. He half-heartedly said, “OK, let’s do it,” not truly thinking I was gung-ho and ready to go. [click to continue…]

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Two Priceless Plant-Based Giveaways from Julieanna Hever

by Elisa Rodriguez, RD, LDN on January 25, 2012

Yesterday, in My Interview with The Plant-Based Dietitian, I indicated that Julieanna would be providing two of YOU with the opportunity to receive a copy of her film, To Your Health, OR her book, The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Plant-Based Nutrition!!!

For a complementary copy, take a moment to complete the following virtual scavenger-like steps while getting linked into a tremendous set of resources that will benefit your body and satisfy your soul…

  1. Visit Julieanna’s blog and hop on her mailing list
  2. Follow Julieanna on facebook
  3. Check out my new venture Improve Your Groove here. Then in the comments below, tell us the #1 thing you’d like to experience in a virtual integrative wellnes program such as Get Groovy!
  4. Definitely visit Improve Your Groove on facebook and give us a “like”
  5. Also connect with Julieanna and myself on Twitter (optional)
  6. Check back here for the announced winner next week in the comments below!

Stay tuned for Part 2 of Julieanna’s interview tomorrow!

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My Interview with the Plant-Based Dietitian (Part 1)

by Elisa Rodriguez, RD, LDN on January 24, 2012

Julieanna Hever, MS, RD, CPT

As a dietitian, I thoroughly enjoy learning from my peers and sharing their incredible work. This week I’m eager to offer Part 1 of a fabulous interview with my friend Julieanna Hever, MS, RD, CPT.

Jules and I haven’t yet met in person, but we have mucho in common from our unique nutritional views (in the dietitian world) to our personal care consisting of frequent green smoothies and spinning. Let’s get to the good stuff!…

E: Julieanna, what’s your story? What led you to become The Plant-Based Dietitian and how long have you lived a vegan lifestyle? [click to continue…]

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Are you a sass-seeker looking to Improve Your Groove?

by Elisa Rodriguez, RD, LDN on January 19, 2012

If so, waste no time! Put on your comfiest clothes and mosey on over to Improve Your Groove

It’s my newest web venture with a fabulous partner doing what we love:

Helping busy people lose weight, reduce stress and increase their energy while leading happier healthier lives without feeling deprived, hungry or overwhelmed.

By the way, my fab co-founder is one of our very own EUV contributing gurus – Ronni Arno Blaisdell. And if you’ve liked her previous posts, you’re going to giggle with glee when you see what our combined forces have created.

Want to learn more about how we’ll groom you for grooviness? [click to continue…]

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Sweet Potato Lasagna

by Marcus Todd on January 17, 2012

Ready for CookingThis is a great cold weather meal. One big batch will make for a number of healthy lunches to help with your New Year’s Resolutions.

If you are cutting out the gluten you have lots of options. My favorite is to use zucchini and/or eggplant. Slice thin and place on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper.

Roast at 350F for 5 minutes; enough to get some liquid out. Then substitute the veggie slices for the noodles.

If you don’t want to use soy/tofu, use roasted rutabaga. Cook it just like the sweet potato.

Sweet Potato Lasagna

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