Ingredients for Life Audio
Ingredients for Life #87: Philosophy and Psychology of Fitness
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This week, fitness trainer Cameron Bradford sits in for Romy!
Dave Yount, professor of philosophy at Mesa Community College, joins Cameron and Michael to talk about mindset and how it plays a role in desire, motivation, and goal-setting when it comes to diet and exercise.
Ingredients for Life Video
Ingredients for Life Video #7: Buying Organic
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In this recent Arizona Midday segment, Romy talks with Destry Jetton about the benefits of buying organic whenever possible, especially when it comes to various produce items that may have higher pesticide residues on them.
Articles by Romy Nelson

Healthy Halloween!
October 26, 2011 By Romy Nelson Leave a Comment
Planning on indulging in candy on Halloween? Make that night count as one of your two (2) “cheat meals” for the week. Do not let a bit of candy turn into a week (or two) binge that results in your missing out on your usually healthy meal pattern.
“Chews” to Succeed!
October 10, 2011 By Romy Nelson Leave a Comment
Only you can stop the tide of choosing to fail.
Awareness of self-sabotage isn’t easy. Yet, it’s the most important step to success in any lifestyle change you are seeking.
Romy’s Top Ten Tips for “BE LEAN” Success
July 29, 2011 By Romy Nelson Leave a Comment
How to drop the inches and keep them off — forever!
Romy Recommends: Nutrition Bars
May 25, 2010 By Romy Nelson 2 Comments
Romy prefers nutrition and protein bars that do not contain gluten or soy, so here’s a list of products that she recommends for her clients and uses for her own nutritional needs.
Persistance
May 5, 2010 By Romy Nelson Leave a Comment
I often tell my clients that it took me three years of eating this way as a lifestyle change before really knew I had it. After reading Gladwell’s book, I did the math. During three years of ‘undoing’ my old habits and relationship with food, by ‘practicing’ how to cook, plan and organize my life around healthy habits, around 5-6 small meals a day, it added up to about 10,000 hours!
Why Exercise Alone Won’t Cut It
April 19, 2010 By Romy Nelson Leave a Comment
Most people do not want to deal with the fact that that almost all of us as some time or other eats for reasons other than to properly fuel and nourish our bodies. People eat for many reasons, ranging from boredom, loneliness and stress to pleasing others at social gatherings.






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