Let's start Flipping 50 with the energy and the vitality you want for this second half! I solve your biggest challenges and answer questions about how to move, what to eat, and when, along with the small lifestyle changes that can make the most difference in the least amount of time. Join me and my expert guests for safe, sane, simple solutions for your second (and better) half!
How would you like to grow your own food for dinner? Step
outside your door or head to a special place on your counter and
grab your spinach or microgreens, wash them and enjoy?
No matter where you live, my guest today tells us we can do
this. I love the idea of pulling it out of the ground and eating it
full of nutrients instead of knowing it’s been flown or trucked in,
sat in the store and then in my refrigerator… all the while losing
nutrients.
And of course, that’s if the nutrient density of the soil it was
grown in was good to begin with. We’ve got reasons to want better
nutrition than we can buy at the grocery store.
My Guest:
Katie Oglesby is an edible Garden Designer and holistic health
coach on a mission to help her clients to stop being passive
participants in their health journeys and become courageous,
informed advocates for their wellbeing. As a Garden Coach and Real
Food Advocate, she fuses the healing power of gardening with the
healing power of food-as-medicine in her garden designs and
holistic approach to a garden-to-table lifestyle.
Questions We Answer in This Episode:
What propelled you into leading a gardening?
What happens to nutrient density from harvest to
the refrigerator or the time we cook it?
How easy is it to grow your own salad or herb
garden?
Do you have tips about growing in seasons?
How can you grow in the off-season or small
spaces?
Why are you a fan of utilizing herbs more and
avoiding the spice aisle?
Any other benefits of gardening beyond the food
density?
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