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Health Coaching & RAW Food Preparation Classes Thru iLifeFoods!!

Scott Mathias - Friday, October 14, 2011

Scott Mathias, the Creator of the iLifeFoods range of functional foods is a certified Integrative Nutritionist and Health Coach.

When was the last time you talked with someone about your health and received the personal attention you deserve?  It’s rare for anyone to get an hour to work on their nutrition and goals with a trained professional.

As a Health Coach, Scott creates a supportive environment that will enable you to achieve all of your health goals. Scott has studied the major dietary theories and uses practical lifestyle coaching methods to guide you in discovering which approach works best for you.

Most approaches to nutrition dwell on calories, carbs, fats, proteins. Instead of creating lists of restrictions and good and bad foods, Scott coaches his clients to create a happy, healthy life in a way that is flexible, fun and free of denial and discipline.

No one diet works for everyone. Scott will guide you to find the food and lifestyle choices that best support you. He will also help you to make gradual, lifelong changes that enable you to reach your current and future health goals.

Scott practices a holistic approach to health and wellness, which means that he looks at how all areas of your life are connected. Does stress at your job or in your relationship cause you to overeat? Does lack of sleep or low energy prevent you from exercising? As you work together, you will look at how all parts of your life affect your health as a whole.

Could one conversation change your life? Schedule a free initial consultation with Scott today by emailing Scott NOW!!  public speaking and RAW FOOD Preparation classes by arrangement. In association with www.ilifefoods.com

 RAW FOOD Preparation Classes DATES : Held @ HealthHQ!! Doonan, Queensland - 1.5hrs North of Brisbane - 10 minutes from Noosa - Be a particpant while you are holidaying in Noosa. Call 0423 353 109 for a booking or email NOW!! 3.5hrs of amazing knowledge and wisdom around preparing RAW Food for EXCELLENT HEALTH!!

Small initmate groups of no more than 5 people - co-prepare and then sit down to eat and enjoy the results!!

NEXT Classes :Book now for your January Holiday.


 

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Here is what one particpant said about her RAW Food preparation experience:

' Hi Scott, thank you soooo much for your fabulous raw food cooking class, & see it is certainly a way of living & mindset to adopt for wellbeing. Today I thoroughly enjoyed my breakfast smoothie & tomato/spaghetti lunch - love the simplicity & fresh flavours & more than anything enjoyed the preparation - already feel healthier! Was incredibly tired yesterday after a month of work & little rest, so your day was well needed for me. Slept well last night & energy picking up today - BP has even reduced overnight - don't often check my BP regularly, however was interested in a benchmark from yesterday. It was lovely sharing your class with other beautiful souls. Looking forward to your next workshop creation - see you soon Mariannje x

Contact us now to make a Booking for the next RawFood Class or for a FREE Initial Health Consultation  EMAIL NOW!!

Weeds for Food…#1 Amaranth

Scott Mathias - Thursday, March 03, 2011

By Scott Mathias – Integrated Health & RawFood Coach – Creator of the iLifeFood.com range of Enriched SuperCell Foods

I have always maintained that what ever is growing from season to season in your back yard IS FOOD!! It doesn’t have to been on four legs or come out of a building fitted with automatic doors- your back yard is a hive of nutritional industry – all year round.

 Several AMAZING food sources grow in mine. Emerging as a weed, I dutifully removed them and dispatched as fast as I could. Then I began to take a closer look. The first is Wild Amaranth which usually turns up early summer or when you don’t plant anything in a patch of garden – so basically anytime, especially if one lives where the weather is a little warmer year round.

Wild Amaranth- High in protein and nutritious

 Because it is here to help and assist in our healing process and FEED us, its loves to grow around humans. It will often appear in farmers paddocks after a harvest.    Amaranth owes its origins to the ancient Aztec civilisation in Central and South America. It’s very high in protein and jam packed with nutrients from its seeds and leaves.

 Farmers world wide despise Amaranth. It is often called by the rather unfortunate name of ‘Pig Weed’. Whilst it is generally cultivate for its seed it is really not a grain. It is more like a ‘seeding spinach’. Quinoa is probably its nearest relative.

 The dark seeds from wild Amaranth can be quite hard and sand like but the greens are totally edible and best used in salads or stir fries. Their lighter well bred and cultivated cousins possess a lighter seed suitable for simmering for both savoury and sweet use, as well as flour in breads.These can be obtained from a health food shop. However with a bit of local research you can find the lighter seed bearing variety-sow them and expect a crop season to season. Just one seed has the ability to produce up to 2 kilograms of usable seeds.

 An amazing weed indeed!!

Scott Mathias is a Certified Integrative Nutritionist and Professional Health Coach. Based in Noosa, Queensland he consults to clients around Australia including conducting seminars, public speaking engagements. His special areas of interest are Life Balance and the Digestive Function – He conducts Raw Food Classes. He is also the creator of an all Australian range of 100% PURE Nutrient Cell-Foods from www.ilifefoods.com. He can also be seen at the Noosa Farmers Market each and every Sunday throughout the year.

CLICK HERE to go to Scott’s Health Coaching website page

CLICK HERE to join Scott’s Health Coaching FaceBook page.

EMAIL Scott for information about his 1 to1 programs health Coaching or Raw Food classes.

Life force smoothies as easy as 1-2-3 !!!

Scott Mathias - Tuesday, February 15, 2011
As easy as 1 -2-3 an d I enjoy one every day.

The first pre-requisite is a good quality, solid and well powered blender or as I know it, a vitamiser!! This one was purchased from Aldi recently for less than $30 but it is the best and most efficient I have ever used.

My research is showing that many people will not make time in their morning's to reactivate the 'nutritional chi' of the body and support  its needs to eliminate and begin the energy and nutritional absorption process again.

Smoothies are a wonderful way to nourish the body with a range of goodies - AND if needs be they can be prepared the night before and placed in the fridge with a piece of cling wrap over the top. Ideally though its better to prepare smoothies and drink on the spot, then oxidisation is lessened and the bio-energy levels are retained.




In the picture sequence shown I have simply chopped a range of fresh fruit into the blender. This morning it was:
A frozen banana
Chopped pineapple
Handful of stoned cherries
Chopped peach and nectarine
Some Rain Plum juice
A VegeShot (beetroot, carrot,kale, Rain Plum and mango)
and I had some Wild Cherry and Rain Plum

You may actually put what ever your body feels it might like in a smoothie BUT the emphasis is on your body NOT your mind, which may well ask for some sugary substance to be added to your smoothies, when infact it is not needed. By crowding out sugary substances with naturally occurring sweet foods, such as fruit, your mind will begin to relinquish the desire to take refined sugars and thus the body's cravings will diminish.

Try it and you might be pleasantly surprised.

Easy as 1-2-3 !!

For product information on the VegeShot with Rain Plum and Mango CLICK HERE


The above is for information purposes only and is not designed to diagnose. Please consult your GP to become fully aware of your good health options.

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