Joseph Alexander, PhD(c), RN, has lost over 200 pounds and a number of health threats, and become a long-distance runner after adopting a whole-foods, plant-based diet.
I think that once you have made this dish–which seems complicated but really isn’t–it will become a favorite and you’ll see how easily it can be used for guests and pot-lucks with just a little dressing up. You can add fresh basil, chopped mushrooms, broccoli, cubbed butternut squash, or any other ideas you have.
Just in case there are some who are not already following The Corinne Nijjer Podcast, you should have a listen. Corinne released an interview with me on her show this morning, and I think it turned out pretty darn well. You can listen on iTunes, on Spotify, or directly from her website. I hope you like it! I feel famous!
All of these strategies worked together to help me through the toughest times. They helped me to be consistently mindful of what my priorities were and what I was trying to do. They gave me the edge that I needed to make real, significant change and progress. They saved my life.
For most of his life, Joseph had the goal of being healthy; of finding a way to be thin and physically fit… and this goal was part of the problem that kept him morbidly obese and made him sicker. Even as an expert Registered Nurse, nurse educator, and nurse scholar, Joseph continued to gain weight and develop chronic diseases. After he took up a whole-foods, plant-based lifestyle, Joseph began to realize that it wasn’t an arbitrary end point like become healthy or lose 150 pounds that would help him to become the person he wished to be. It was the process; a Healthful Living Practice that he uses every day, from moment-to-moment. Once he understood that living healthfully was a better goal than reaching a particular weight, fitting into some size of jeans, or being able to run a marathon, everything changed. Joseph has lost over 200 pounds, completely reversed type 2 diabetes, eliminated a series of life-threatening infections, and recently completed the Leadville Trail Heavy Half, a 15.5-mile trail race on one of the toughest courses in the world. Today, Joseph continues to make progress toward the person he wants to be, through his own Healthful Living Practice.
Joseph is offering Healthful Living Coaching services to a limited number of clients. Healthful Living Coaching is based on the dynamic and holistic Healthful Living Model of Health and Wellness (HLM).
All Healthful Living Coaching is done with Joseph, directly. As such, there are limited client slots available for these services. Get started on your wellness journey today by scheduling your free, initial Healthful Living Coaching session!
I think that once you have made this dish–which seems complicated but really isn’t–it will become a favorite and you’ll see how easily it can be used for guests and pot-lucks with just a little dressing up. You can add fresh basil, chopped mushrooms, broccoli, cubbed butternut squash, or any other ideas you have.
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