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Creamy Tomato Spaghetti Squash with Italian Sausag Creamy Tomato Spaghetti Squash with Italian Sausage Ingredients 1 Spaghetti Squash (large) 1 tbsp. Olive Oil 1 lb. Ground Pork (any ground meat will do, but additional olive oil may need to be added if using lower fat meat) 2 tsp. Italian Seasoning (clean) 1 tsp. Parsley (dried) 1 tsp. Basil (dried) 2 tsp. Sea Salt 1 tsp. Ground Pepper 1 tsp. Granulated Onion 1tsp. Granulated Garlic 1 tsp. Paprika (ground) 1/2 tsp. Fennel Seeds (dried and crushed) 1/2 tsp. Red Pepper Flake (or less/adjust to taste) 1 Bottle Tomato Marinara Sauce (clean) 1/3 c. Cashews (soaked) Garnish with fresh basil, parsley, and/or green onion https://nourishedblessings.com/creamy-tomato-spaghetti-squash-with-italian-sausage/
Nut Free Paleo Pumpkin Bread 🎃 It's starting Nut Free Paleo Pumpkin Bread 🎃 It's starting to feel a bit like fall, and I thought it was an appropriate time to share this old pumpkin bread recipe. If you're on a low glutamate diet (REID) or a special diet, this is a great way to keep it clean and to get some extra magnesium in. I made something similar for my son and his buddy from school on this cool mountain morning. It was a hit😘 https://nourishedblessings.com/nut-free-paleo-pumpkin-bread/
I frequently receive stories of hope, but I strugg I frequently receive stories of hope, but I struggle to find the time to share them. Here is a story of hope sent to me last week from a mom that incorporated a low glutamate diet (REID) and then homeopathy. “I haven’t thanked you yet for being a huge motivator of me finally doing homeopathy for my son. I should have done it years ago when you were preaching about it in the REID Facebook group. He had huge gains, decreased stimming, etc., when we did about 80% REID many years ago, but it seems like when that was under control, his eczema would flare, so we continued on a back-and-forth journey over the years. Eventually, the eczema subsided and then came back along with cholinergic urticaria…Reverse FX in April 2020 took away the CU within a week, never to see it again, and the eczema cleared within 3 mos. The next year, eczema came back again, with a vengeance this time! He also had some other type of infection that no one could really figure out. I finally connected with a homeopath and it took 7 months before his skin began clearing but it continued to heal more after taking a break and has been holding clear since! So thank you, thank you, thank you for continuing to speak about Homeopathy! It definitely took faith, but it’s the only thing I had left before resorting to conventional stuff, which was not what I wanted to resort to. His before and afters are pretty amazing!” - Anonymous Mom These are the type of stories that fuel my passion to continue to share. If you have a Story of Hope, I would love to hear/share it. ❤️
I received a few questions last week after sharing I received a few questions last week after sharing our story with CMS (aka stimming). Johns Hopkins University has quite a bit of information on CMS, including these two short informative clips that I wanted to share here with the hope they may help others (more are also available on YouTube). We first noticed a substantial decrease in CMS movements following the removal of gluten and casein and experienced even further improvements after implementing a low-glutamate diet (REID). Why is this? We were reducing inflammation and glutamate (excitatory) and increasing the calming neurotransmitter GABA. Several months after making diet changes and experiencing these improvements, Johns Hopkins released their study confirming what we had experienced. It is important to note that we would also see a flare of these movements when inflammation/glutamate was high due to intrinsic glutamate produced by the body. This can substantially contribute to the imbalance.
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