Savory Ranch Turkey Spinach Meatballs

Are you on the hunt for a delicious and healthier alternative to traditional meatballs? Look no further! In today’s culinary adventure, we’re making Ranch Turkey Spinach Meatballs from The Natural Nurturer – a mouthwatering fusion of lean ground turkey, vibrant spinach, and zesty ranch seasoning. These meatballs not only satisfy your cravings for comfort food…

Quick and Delicious Hamburger Steak: Your Go-To Easy and Mildly Ketogenic Meal

Are you on a ketogenic diet or following the KetoFlex 12/3 lifestyle for optimal cogintion and constantly on the lookout for quick and delicious meal ideas? Look no further! Today, I’m bringing you an absolute favorite of mine: the hamburger steak. Bursting with flavors, packed with essential nutrients, and incredibly easy to make, this mildly…

healthy butter chicken recipe

Creamy and Healthy Butter Chicken – Low-Carb, Gluten-Free, and Dairy-Free Delight!

Welcome to the OAKLEY Wellness culinary corner where healthy eating meets delectable flavors! Today, I’m thrilled to present a mouthwatering twist on a beloved classic by The Nomadic Fitzpatricks: Low-carb, gluten-free, and dairy-free Butter Chicken. Yes, you read that right – this iconic Indian dish can now be enjoyed guilt-free and with every bit as…

balsamic peach chicken thighs, delicious summer dish

The Perfect Summertime Recipe: Balsamic Peach Chicken Thighs

It’s officially summer and that means peaches here in the South! Today, I’m excited to share with you a sensational recipe from Unbound Wellness that perfectly captures the essence of the season: Balsamic Peach Chicken Thighs.  As the sun shines brighter and the days grow longer, peaches come into their prime, radiating with sweet and…

cognitive decline, early signs, dementia, Alzheimer's, prevention, reversal, Bredesen Protocol, OAKLEY Method

Early Signs of Cognitive Decline & Brain Dysfunction

Cognitive decline and brain dysfunction are becoming increasingly prevalent in today’s society. In fact, the average age of someone living with dementia isn’t somewhere in the 60’s, 70’s, or 80’s… It’s 49. And it’s essential to understand that symptoms don’t just appear overnight. First, some of the body’s millions of biological mechanisms must become dysfunctional.…