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.07-05-16 | By Kathy Catlin
When I got sober at the ripe old age of 24, I did what many of us do – I thought: it’s time to get healthy. I knew enough to start eating three square meals a day, sleep regularly, and move a little. But, being the new, sober me, I wanted more. And heck, I … Continued
04-13-16 | By Tim Powers
I will admit it, I have a substantial sweet tooth. While what I take into my body is vastly different in my recovery compared to what I was feeding myself during my addictive addiction, I still love my Skittles, my ice cream, and I love to fill my black coffee with at least two spoonsful … Continued
02-04-16 | By Tim Powers
We hear it all the time from people in 12-step groups…it works if you work it. In the context of recovery, this saying it simply stating the obvious. It order to get the most out of your sobriety and to maintain what you have worked so hard to achieve, you need to continue to put … Continued
06-21-15 | By Matthew Lovitt
As we progress in recovery and the compulsion to drink begins to subside, we often search out supplemental ways to improve our physical health and wellbeing. And, in light of the frequency with which we eat (hopefully multiple times a day), diet is often the first area considered. Unfortunately, there is an overwhelming amount of … Continued
06-08-15 | By Matthew Lovitt
Nutrition science can get quite complex and the intention to provide simple suggestions to improve diet and health can quickly pass through the realm of practical and enter the abyss of abstract theories predicated on convoluted methodologies using controversial and, often, unproven methods. I’m guilty of it as are many other health and wellness … Continued
