How I Bounced Back After a Traumatic Injury
So, guess what happened to me recently? A little slip and slide action on a wet paver that left me feeling like I aged a century overnight. Yep, traumatic injuries are no joke which you’ll see as I let you in on my recent escapade. It was a gloomy January day, the...
Added Sugars vs Natural Sugars
If you’ve ever felt like you might be addicted to sugar, you are not alone. When eating sugar in its natural form, it may be beneficial. But, overconsumption of added sugars can be additive and feel down right impossible to do without. When it comes to our health,...
Food IS Medicine
I remember a time when I was girl about ten or twelve years old and I was learning about how various foods affect our health. Some foods supply our bodies with energy. Some foods are the building blocks to grow muscles and bones. And yet other foods supply us with...
How to Have Your Healthiest Year EVER In 5 Easy Steps
Are you ready … for the healthiest year of your life?!! We all know the New Year’s drill: setting goals that fizzle out faster than champagne bubbles. Why is that? We all have good intentions when we start a new goal or protocol. Dreams of how you might look and most...
PCOS and Nutrition: Your ‘Real’ Food Roadmap to Manage Symptoms
PCOS is the abbreviation for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome a common hormonal disorder that affects women. I became very interested in PCOS when my daughter was diagnosed with it at the age of 19. Like many young women, she began experiencing symptoms as a teenager. She...Welcome to Simply28
Hi, I am Lacee Cunningham, a certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and lover of food and life! I am committed to helping people lead healthier, happier lives through great food and a fun, active lifestyle.
I believe that the majority of modern health problems such as obesity, diabetes, digestive issues and hormonal imbalances can have symptoms alleviated and often be completely reversed through a healthy diet that is nutrient dense and appropriate for the individual.
