How to Build a Recipe Database & Write User-Friendly Recipes Using Meal Garden

As experts, we understand that there’s nothing worse than the overwhelming feelings of confusion and anxiety that our clients will experience as they get into a nutrition routine and try or test out new recipes.

We also understand that many healthy, whole-food-based recipes call for multiple ingredients and often fall in the intermediate category for prepping.

In this article, we lay out what you can do to build a recipe database that isn’t overwhelming for your clients and makes it easier for them to adopt their new lifestyles.

EP159: Peeling Back The Layers: Nutrition & DNA

One of the things Stephanie loves about Meal Garden is how she can truly support her clients for exactly where they’re at - and ensure that they get enough of what they need to recover.

She factors where they are in their cycle (if relevant), how much exercise they are doing (or should stop doing!), and all of the specific details from the analysis she has them do when they first start their time together. From that nourishing & intelligent place, she can put together a plan that genuinely supports their most excellent level of health - without making sacrifices or putting them into a vicious cycle of restriction & deprivation.

Click in to learn more about Stephanie, and how she uses hair analysis, to help identify the best solutions for each of her clients.

EP157: Fuelling for activity levels & fighting food fear

“Honestly, the ease of use - it's just so easy to use!”

In this week’s episode of Making It Real, Meal Garden Professional & Nutritionist Tyra Houle shares why all foods fit, the crucial role macronutrients play in our daily performance, why balance is key to fighting food fear, and how Meal Garden makes it easy and fun for her to help her clients succeed!

EP 153: Are You Manifesting All Wrong? Here's What Works. (Copy)

In this episode, Kiki chat’s with long-time friend Bianca Osbourne, a TV host, podcast host, speaker, & educator. BUT, that’s not always who Bianca was, in fact in 2016 she was broke, had a failing business, and was borrowing rent money from her mom.

So, how did she turn it all around and land a gig as a TV Chef on one of Canada’s most popular daytime television shows?

Here’s a hint: she gave up.

Click through to learn how giving up actually opened up more doors than it closed.

EP: 155 Leaping Into Entrepreneurship: Shifting & Evolving

“Through my Mentor, I discover that I could create whatever it is that I wanted to create.

That opened up my mind to this world of possibilities, and really allowed me to think of myself as the driver and as the creator of my life, because now I had a vehicle, I had a mentor, I had a product. I had a system that I could run with and create based on what I wanted to create.”

Join Kiki and Anna as they explore mentorship and the questions you need to ask yourself when considering launching your own product or service.