Super Healthy Super Chicken Recipe for the Superbowl

We all love celebrations. It's a great time to share in common joy.

One of the most treasured celebrations in the majority of American homes is the once-a-year Superbowl party! Mat Works Yoga friend, Despina Panagakos Yeargin, has posted a healthy, simple and quick recipe that you may wish to try at your next celebration, possibly a Superbowl party. It's called SUPERchicken, a chicken recipe with the veggies in the chicken.

You can find Despina's recipe at http://www.alphagoodcookcooking.blogspot.com/

Fall Flavors Support Yoga Practice

Seasonal flavors in a healthy Apple-Butternut Squash Soup recipe offer a healthy and satisfying meal for the fall weather. Healthy eating supports your yoga practice and helps fuel your body.

There's just no reason to skip a meal, when it's such an easy and comforting dish as this one.

Namaste, Debbie

Mindful Eating

Eating in a mindful way enhances your yoga practice. Try snacking on a handful of raw nuts to push back on that urge to eat empty calories. How about a whole grain muffin and water instead of a soda and chips?

Crave something crunchy? How about sunflower seeds and a juicy crisp apple or celery stuffed with goat cheese and sprikled with toasted almonds?

Think twice when you're ready for a snack; it could make a big difference to your energy level, especially mid-afternoon, when we're all looking for a lift to get through the work day. Even a spoonful of natural peanut butter or almond butter is healthier, has more protein and will do a better (and healthier) job of treating those cravings.

And, sometimes, when all you've got is 10 minutes for lunch, try a healthy treat and eat mindfully--do a good thing for your body and mind. It's not difficult to pack a salad, a chuck of cheese and grapes!

Namaste, Debbie