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11/02/2026

Busy weeks call for a stocked fridge. Between school, practices, and everything else going on, having easy grab-and-go options on hand makes feeding the whole family SO much easier. This haul is full of quick proteins, lots of fruits and veggies, and a few kid favorites. Here’s what we grabbed:

🍓 Produce

Pineapple
Driscoll’s raspberries
Strawberries
Red grapes
Angel Sweet grape tomatoes
Organic broccoli florets
Sweet bell peppers
Organic baby carrots

🍗 Protein

Kirkland lightly breaded chicken breast chunks
Amylu teriyaki pineapple chicken meatballs
Kirkland wild-caught Pacific cod
Kirkland grass-fed beef sticks
Kirkland eggs
Ascent whey protein powder
Orgain creatine

🧀 Dairy

Kirkland Gouda
Sliced cheddar cheese
Polly-O string cheese

🍞 Carbs & Grains

Dave’s Killer Bread 21 Whole Grains & Seeds
Brami protein pasta
Millet & brown rice ramen (Lotus Foods)
Annie’s organic mac & cheese variety pack
Damascus whole wheat Roll-Ups (wraps)

🍿 Snacks & Extras

SkinnyPop organic popcorn
Purely Elizabeth vanilla pistachio cookie granola
Aussie Bites
Frank’s RedHot

10/30/2026

Halloween night plan: throw this in the slow cooker in the morning, and dinner’s done before the costumes go on 🎃

This sweet potato turkey chili has protein, carbs, and fiber to keep everyone full and energized for a night of walking the neighborhood. Then enjoy the candy! Halloween treats can absolutely fit.

Swipe for the recipe! >>>

Let us know if you make it! And save this one for Halloween night.

10/28/2026

Before you cut out a food, order the supplement, or panic about your breakfast, swipe through these red flags. If a post hits more than one, it’s probably worth a second look.

And if you’re ever unsure, ask a registered dietitian. That’s literally what we’re here for.

Save this one for later!

10/26/2026

What a privilege it is to be healthy enough that movement is a choice. 🤍

The early run. The lift you almost skipped. The practice your kid begged to go to. The walk that cleared your head. None of it is guaranteed, and all of it runs on what you put on your plate.

Fueling well isn’t about earning your food or making up for it later. It’s about honoring a body that shows up for you every single day. Eating enough. Eating consistently. Giving your muscles the carbs and protein they need to move, recover, and come back stronger.

When you fuel for the movement you get to do, rather than the movement you think you have to do, everything changes. You have more energy, you recover better, and you enjoy it more.

So today, try this: eat the breakfast. Pack the snack. Hydrate before you’re thirsty. Your body is doing something amazing, so give it what it needs to keep going.

Want help building a fueling plan that fits your training, your schedule, and your life? Our dietitians work with athletes and active women at every level. Link in bio to get started. 💪

10/23/2026

Fall produce isn’t just cozy. It’s some of the best food out there for supporting your hormones. 🍂

Your hormones rely on steady blood sugar, a healthy gut, and enough of the right nutrients to do their job. These six seasonal foods help with all three:

🎃 Pumpkin: fiber and antioxidants
🍎 Apples: soluble fiber that supports gut health and blood sugar
🥬 Kale: fiber and folate, plus compounds that support your liver
🧡 Butternut squash: a complex carb for steady energy, with magnesium and B6
🤎 Cinnamon: may help improve insulin sensitivity
🥗 Brussels sprouts: support healthy estrogen metabolism

No single food will “balance” your hormones. Consistently eating fiber-rich, colorful foods does add up, though, especially for cycle health, PCOS, and the transition into perimenopause.

Which one is going in your cart this week? 👇

10/22/2026

Hi everyone! I'm Holly, a registered dietitian here in Phoenixville.

If you're thinking about pregnancy, trying to conceive, or already expecting, I'm hosting a live virtual workshop just for you: The Primester: Nutrition for Fertility and a Healthy Pregnancy.

We'll cover the nutrients that matter most before and during pregnancy, how to pick a prenatal that actually works, simple ways to eat well through nausea and fatigue, and plenty of real-food meal ideas.

📅 Monday, Nov 16 | 7 to 8pm ET | Zoom 🎟️ $19 early bird through Nov 6 (then $25).

Bring your partner for free! ✨ Includes replay + printable checklist

Save your spot: https://secure.gethealthie.com/appointments/embed_appt?dietitian_id=1143253&require_offering=true&offering_id=243393&hide_package_images=false&primary_color=4E6C4D

10/21/2026

A Haunted House: Women’s Health + Sports Nutrition edition. Which one spooks you the most?!

10/19/2026

🩸 The American Society of Hematology just raised the ferritin cutoffs for diagnosing iron deficiency. If you menstruate, are pregnant or planning to be, or train hard, this matters. “Your labs look normal” doesn’t always mean your iron is where it should be. Swipe through for what changed and what to ask at your next appointment.

👉 Save this for your next lab visit!

10/16/2026

Got this question on a recent post and wanted to answer it here too!

We do recommend a 12-14 hour fast overnight for metabolic health. That could be as simple as finishing dinner by 6 and eating breakfast around 7 or 8. Most of it happens while you’re asleep.

Where we pump the brakes is going past 14 hours, especially for women. Our hormones are really sensitive to not getting enough energy, and longer fasts can bump up cortisol, throw off your cycle and thyroid, and cost you muscle.

More isn’t better here. If you want help figuring out what timing works for you, that’s what we’re here for. Link in bio

10/14/2026

Most of our clients come in already knowing what they “should” be eating. The hard part is doing it on a Tuesday when work runs late and there’s a soccer practice at 6.

If that’s you, it usually means the plan wasn’t built for your life.

Our newest blog post covers why rigid meal plans tend to fall apart, what working with a dietitian looks like day to day, and who we work with (not just people trying to lose weight).

Link in bio to read it. And if you’re ready for some help, you can book with one of our dietitians there too.

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Phoenixville, PA
19460

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