Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
Years ago, Rachael Ray had a tv show on the Food Network called Week in a Day. In the course of 60 (tv) minutes, she would show you how to make 5 different meals for your family and how to reheat and serve them each night. The idea of having a yummy home-cooked meal on the table for your family each night is quite appealing and beneficial.
Meal planning is one of the most unsexy and unexciting terms in the food and nutrition world but it is also one of the most monumental practices that have the power to transform the way you nourish your body. If someone wants to lose weight- meal plan. If someone wants to lower blood sugar- meal plan. If someone wants to reduce their need for blood pressure medications- meal plan. It is rudimentary and foundational if we want to see any consistent and long term change in our health.
