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Holli Thompson is a Certified Health and Nutrition Coach. She has trained at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York City , accredited by SUNY Purchase College, and is also certified by Cornell University. Holli is a Raw Food Chef, has attended the Natural Gourmet Cooking School and is skilled in the art of healthy gourmet cooking.

When she’s not working with clients and traveling to New York for her wellness events, Holli enjoys life on her Virginia farm and vineyard with her husband of over fifteen years and her son, age 9. Learn more about Holli and her "Nutritional Style" and how she can help you find your own nutrition style, go to NutritionalStyle.com. Click here to sign up for Holli's free bi-monthly e-zine for healthy tips, recipes, and inspirations. You can also follow her on Twitter at @nutrition and on Facebook.

New Year, New You: The Nutritional Style Way to Start The Year!

I shared this cleanse on CBS Channel 9 last week, and wanted to share it with you as well. This is a great way to GENTLY ease into the New Year.


Add in the Good, Take Out the Bad


Add in:

1) Water, in many different ways. Water helps to hydrate your body, plump your skin, and curb your appetite. Go to www.NutritionalStyle.com for your FREE report on “20 Ways to SPICE UP Your Water”.
2) Superfood Juices and Smoothies boost your antioxidants, helping to balance your cravings, moods and hormones
3) Whole Foods i.e. whole grains, vegetables, fruits, and organic meats and eggs aid in the digestion process by eliminating unnecessary additives, chemicals and sugars

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Take Out or Minimize:
1) Alcohol-taking a break from wine and alcohol reduces daily calories for quick weight loss and helps to gets rid of the “puffy” look from too much alcohol.
2) Dairy, Gluten and Sugar- these common inflammatory foods can show on your skin as redness, puffiness and breakouts, and can slow your digestion and elimination leading to weight gain.
3) Processed Foods- reducing anything with more than one ingredient improves your digestion and helps your body to function more efficiently, i.e. bread, pasta, snack foods, processed cereals can clog your digestion.

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