4 Ways To Give Deviled Eggs A Big Boost Of Flavor; 10 Headache-Busting Strategies We Bet You Haven't

10 Headache-Busting Strategies We Bet You Haven't Tried Headaches can really sideline you when they strike, and if you get them often enough, chances are you have a sense of what may be triggering them. But often, headaches can be mystifying; it’s not always clear what they are trying to tell us, even if we are pretty intuitive about our bodies. It may be what we’re eating—or not eating—that’s setting them off. Or some combination of both.  Read More Need An Energy Boost? Try These 5 Foods Rich In B-12 B-12 is crucial for brain and nerve health as well as the production of red blood cells and DNA. Since you can’t make it on your own, you need to get your fill on B-12 through food. Read More 5 Quick & Clean Breakfast Dishes That Are Low in Sugar For those who aren’t 100% sold on sweet foods for breakfast, we have some quick and clean morning meals that are low on the sugar but high on the health. Read More Want Sustainable Weight Loss, Energy, and Health? Join Jared Koch, CEO & Founder of Clean Plates for a live webinar that reveals the 5 secrets to transformational health. Click Here to Register 5 Healthy (But Fun!) Frozen Desserts Hot enough for you outside? Get ready to cool off and smile with these good-for-you yet indulgent-tasting treats. Read More 4 Ways To Give Deviled Eggs A Big Boost Of Flavor Whether you’re making a classic deviled egg recipe or topping with goat cheese or spicy buffalo sauce, it’ll be an appetizer favorite amongst your friends this summer. Read More Good Thinking “Ginger is fantastic for headaches. I recommend making a strong ginger tea with honey or drinking a pungent ginger ale. It has anti-inflammatory, spasmolytic, digestive and circulatory effects that may help undercut headaches.” Nick Bitz, N.D. Naturopathic physician and chief scientific officer at Youtheory®  View Web Version  ·  Email Preferences  ·  Unsubscribe © 2020 Clean Plate

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