The moon has never failed to capture humanity’s attention- It is ever shifting, appearing each night in a different spot and in a different shape- it changes color, size, goes through eclipses and different super moon events throughout the year, and is intimately connected to bodies of water on earth. It is able to create […]
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If this cold and flu season has felt more intense, longer-lasting, and harder to recover from than ever before, that is because we have been exposed to a more aggressive flu virus than years past. There is a new advanced strain of the flu going around and causing problems for a lot of people, in
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Gluten is a protein found in wheat, rye, barley, and spelt, farro, semolina, triticale, kamut and from a Medical Medium® perspective, it is considered a Level One troublemaker food. This is because gluten can feed a vast range of pathogens and create an inflammatory environment in the body, making it a common trigger for many
Going Gluten-free to Heal: How to Do It and Why Read More »
For many people transitioning away from the Standard American Diet, one of the biggest hurdles is letting go of corn. This is largely because it is so pervasive in everyday products. It shows up not only in obvious foods like chips, tortillas, and cereal, but also in oils, sweeteners, additives, medications, supplements, toothpastes, tinctures (grain
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Every month I ask Intuitive Healing Community (IHC) members to submit a question they would like me to answer during our monthly laser coaching session. I often end up spending a few hours answering these questions live with the community, going into the topics in depth, often talking directly with whomever asked the questions if
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I have been making veggie lasagna for almost 15 years since my kids were little. I always led my family towards eating healthier food and avoiding processed junk and GMO laden foods. So I had to come up with recipes that helped them to enjoy what their friends and others were eating but that also
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This has got to be one of the easiest healing dessert recipes out there- bananas are blended with maple syrup, vanilla, cinnamon, and water to create a milk that is added to a bowl of your favorite chopped fruit. Add additive-free dried fruit for extra texture if you like, and you have fruit soup! My
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Mie goreng is a traditional Indonesian stir-fry dish that features noodles tossed with proteins like chicken, shrimp, pork, and egg, all coated in a sweet, savory, and smokey sauce. Traditionally, a sweet soy sauce called kecap manis is used. Translated from Indonesian, “mie goreng” means “fried noodles.” Mie goreng also features ingredients common to South
Plant-based Mie Goreng: Indonesian Noodle Stir Fry Read More »
Whole roasted cauliflower is one of my favorite dishes at the restaurant ABCV in New York City. I have always wanted to replicate it at home. It is so filling, flavorful, and delicious. And it makes a nice “wow” statement at the dinner table or at a party. I asked the restaurant what they put
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For many people healing from chronic illness the holidays can be a mixed bag of experiences. Joy and overwhelm, exhaustion and connection, heightened emotions and peaceful moments. Old expectations may collide with where you are at today- the bottom line is that you deserve a holiday season that supports your mental health and well-being, not
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For Thanksgiving this year I was hosting over ten people. I wanted a healthy salad option that would also be a crowd pleaser. I created this gorgeous winter salad that is not only low-fat but also packed with flavor from the pomegranate, roasted butternut squash, and cranberry dressing. My husband has been choosing to be
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Sweet potato casserole has never really been my go-to holiday dish—mostly because the traditional version is loaded with butter, oil, and heavy cream. For years, I never even went near it. But then I tried a version at a friend’s house and… WOW. I instantly knew I needed a lighter, cleaner version that still had
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Usually mashed potatoes are topped with brown gravy, but sometimes it’s fun (and even necessary for healing) to switch things up. Since I was looking for something healthier and more interesting, it was fun to create a delicious vegan mushroom gravy that has cleaner ingredients and more nourishment while still having that richness we love.
Vegan Mushroom Gravy: Rich, Flavorful, and Easy to Make Read More »
If you find yourself indulging this holiday season, or have no choice but to be around food-centered festivities, I have compiled a list of green juice recipes that I think will help add a boost of nutrition and hydration to your day. Despite our best efforts we can give into cravings or find ourselves unprepared
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This past summer my oldest daughter Hanaan had the opportunity to travel to Peru through a language exchange program. These types of programs safely connect you with people in other countries so you can immerse yourself in the language of your choice. Excited at the prospect of my daughter experiencing a different culture and furthering
My Daughter Travels to Peru Medical Medium Style Read More »
I never grew up with Halloween. In the Middle East, in the 80’s and 90’s when I was growing up, it was a thing briefly mentioned in school, but we never celebrated or engaged in it. Even when I lived in London Halloween was not such a big deal. It was only once I moved
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Last week I threw my back out, and for the next couple of days I worked on recovering from my back spasm quickly in bed. For those couple of days I had to hold back on driving my kids to their activities, cooking, socializing, and sitting up to take client appointments. The hard part about
Overcoming the Mental and Emotional Hurdles of Healing Read More »
Pizza Bagels for a Special Occasion Who doesn’t love pizza? It’s one of those favorite comfort foods that can feel hard to let go of when you start changing your diet for your health. I often get asked as a health practitioner, “But what about pizza?” The truth is—you don’t have to leave it behind
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The soybean has deep roots in East Asian food culture going back thousands of years, but its role as an industrial food crop really took off in the 20th century, a hundred years or so after it was introduced to Europe and North America. What once was a viable healthy food changed when industrialization genetically
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Rapeseed hails from the east, and is thousands of years old with orgins in India and Asia. In the 18th century it’s oil was used as lubricant for steam engines in Europe, then brought to Canada for development as an oil for human consumption where it would later become canola oil. As Canada is a
Canola Oil: Why It’s Not Got Your Back Read More »
I like to use different plant milks for different recipes because they impart a different flavor. This is a cashew milk recipe that I like to use in savory dishes because the flavor goes well. Don’t be deterred by the maple syrup as dairy milk has a lot of sugar in it. If you prefer,
I recently shared an egg-free, gluten-free, mushroom quiche recipe I made for my family on Instagram and Facebook and got a lot of requests for the recipe. It is a savory, nutrient-dense, allergy-friendly, take on classic quiche lorraine, that serves well as a wholesome option for those on a healing journey, or as a nourishing
A Wholesome, Egg-Free Mushroom Quiche For Fall Read More »
Society undeniably praises eggs as healthy, yet there is another side to the story- a darker one with a more sinister history, one that does not value or protect your health. From a Medical Medium® perspective, eggs feed pathogens in the body that create disease, and in today’s world, where chronic illness is rising, going
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Why I Bought the Oura Ring I first bought my Oura Ring six years ago, during some of the most serious years of my illness where I was recovering from multiple symptoms. At the time, I had inconsistent sleep and wanted to better understand this. I have always been in tune with my body, but
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On April 28th I started an Advanced 369 cleanse with the intention of repeating it over the summer. Since then, for over 100 days, I have been doing 7-8-9 day repeats back-to-back. This is a powerful cleansing technique Anthony William recommends for weight loss in his book, Cleanse to Heal. It helps you restore and
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Not too long ago, I posted this recipe to my socials and the response was unanimous: We want this recipe, too! So not one to gatekeep, here it is! Turkish Gozleme Turkish Gozleme is traditionally a savory unleavened wrap filled with meat, vegetables, and spices. It goes back HUNDREDS of years, native to Turkish culture.
Easy Turkish Gozleme: GF Spinach and Potato Wraps Read More »
It’s mid-July, so I wanted to compile some fabulous recipes for summer. What makes them fabulous? It’s based on a few key factors, including the seasonality of produce, the ease of preparation (from low to no effort in the kitchen), the minimal heat required, kid-friendliness, and great flavor! No one wants to slave in a
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Golden Herbed Smashed Potatoes My golden herbed smashed potatoes with cashew cheese recipe is a great dish to prepare for Memorial Day or July 4th! If you are serving a group and you would like to make sure everyone LOVES your dish, be sure to add in a little almond flour, or a light amount
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July 4th is this Friday, and I wanted to provide more party recipes for the long weekend. I have created a hearty black bean sweet potato burger recipe that includes healthy plant-based ingredients like black beans with healing ones such as cauliflower, parsley, ginger, garlic, onion, and herbs. The total prep and cooking time takes
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Where eggs are typically called for in recipes, flax eggs can often be used in their stead. When flax meal and water are combined in a small bowl and left to rest for 10-15 minutes, the mixture starts to congeal. It is this texture that resembles an egg and allows for flax eggs to replace
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Mold Remediation: Lessons learned In 2017, my entire basement had to be remediated because of mold. Fast forward to 2024, and my master bathroom has sprung a leak that traveled down two stories to my basement and created a problem on all three house floors! My master bath and bedroom, downstairs kitchen and offices, and
Mold Remediation: What You Need to Know Read More »
I didn’t always know that I would become a practitioner, but certainly there were signs from a young age. Like so many others, healing from what ailed me inspired me to learn how to heal others, too. Muneeza’s Story My earliest memories are of me at 2 or 3 years old, playing my favorite game
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I have put together a complete guide to my favorite restaurants in the United States and abroad that are plant-based and adhere to my rigorous standards. Losing the ability to dine out when health becomes an absolute priority can be devastating. It can recharge our batteries and provide opportunities to connect with others meaningfully. It
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Memorial Day Weekend in America Memorial Day weekend is upon us! If you don’t know, Memorial Day is an official American holiday to honor and remember those who have died in service to the United States. It falls on a Monday and at the end of May, which means this is a travel-heavy 3-day
Memorial Day Weekend: 13 Delicious and Healthy Recipes Read More »
The Medical Medium® Morning Cleanse The Morning Cleanse taps into the true nature of how your liver works and what it needs to thrive. At its most basic elements, the Medical Medium® Morning Cleanse is 16-32 oz of lemon water, 16-32 oz of celery juice, and a fat-free breakfast consisting of fruit, smoothies, gluten-free oatmeal,
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Women’s Mental Health: Self-care and the invisible mental load. Mother’s Day is the perfect time to talk about the importance of self-care. The invisible mental load is the cognitive mental labor that comes with the thinking, planning, and organizing it takes to run a home. This is different than physical labor- which can be described
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Handpicked Recipes For Lactation Support Breast milk is comprised of 95% sugar, 1-1.5% protein, and 3.5-4% fat- it is very low in both fat and protein! It is important then to eat an abundance of what comprises it, making a diet very focused on glucose and hydration best. For mama, it is important to eat
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Bird Flu: The Next Pandemic? Over the past year bird flu has dealt a blow to the egg and poultry industry (this includes chicken, ducks, and turkey) and has been widely reported in the news, according to the LA Times more than 166 million farmed birds were killed in 2024 and 2025. If you have
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Powerful Pregnancy Nutrition Pregnancy and nutrition don’t often go hand in hand- so often, healing protocols can go out the window in lieu of cravings and intense hunger. While I acknowledge this is an important, almost right-of-passage for pregnancy, I am here to offer support and a compilation of powerful recipes for pregnancy that will
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Foods for Fertility and Lactation: Common pregnancy challenges and custom smoothie, juice, and tea blend recipes for them. It is spring, the time of renewal and coming out of hibernation, and for me, that means the launch of my program, Blossom, is right around the corner. It is a three-month program geared toward supporting women in
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