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Tour de Cure Recap and Chia Bar Giveaway!

Happy Sunday - I hope your weekend is relaxing, fun, and healthy!  I have lots to talk about today, including a recap of yesterday's Tour de Cure and an opportunity for YOU to win one of my favorite products!  Because this is a monster post, I've divided it into 4...

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Flat Abs in 5 Minutes Workout

On most days after my run or workout, I do some form of core work.  The benefits of core work are huge: not only does having a strong core give you nice, flat abs, but a strong core also helps prevent injury while running or working out, relieve back pain from sitting...

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Enjoying Each Day

Can you believe that this week marks the end of July?  If the days (and years!) are passing quickly, and you're not getting a chance to step back and enjoy, you're not alone.  This week, though, join me in consciously trying to appreciate something every day, even if...

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7 Nutrition Lessons Americans Can Learn from Other Cultures

Some of the most interesting (to me) lessons from my nutrition education were those that explored the nutritional practices of various cultures throughout the world.  I'm fascinated by the differences in the foods we consume, and I love that we can learn...

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Podcasts to Motivate Your Workout

This post has been updated for 2018! Check out the updated list here! When you work out, do you listen to music?  Zone out?  Watch TV or read a magazine from your machine at the gym? I do believe in the restorative power of tuning in to your own thoughts or listening...

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Getting Better Every Day

It's Motivation Monday, and all I'm asking this week is that you make one step forward, to become better this week than you were last week.  You choose what that means for you - one additional workout this week, some extra sleep, one small diet change, a faster time...

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7 Thoughts on Artificial Sweeteners

I’ve spoken several times about reducing the added sugars in your diet and the harms of consuming too much sugar.  But does that mean you should replace all the added sugar you’re currently consuming with artificial sweeteners? I haven’t yet dedicated a post to...

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Berry-licious Salads

When it comes to food, nothing says "summer" to me like berries (OK, and ice cream ... and tomatoes and basil).  I love berries so much that when I developed a temporary allergy to them at 2-years-old, I convinced my unknowing grandmother that the only thing I was...

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500 Rep Circuit Workout

Are you sticking with the 30-day squat challenge?  I am, and I'm definitely feeling it from time to time - awesome!  If you're participating, you know that today is a squat-rest-day, but I'm not going to let you off the hook that easily :).  I've created a new circuit...

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Exercise and Work

Due to yesterday's beast of a post on how to cook for a group, I'm going to keep today's Motivation Monday relatively short.  Enjoy! We all know that work makes it more difficult to stick to a healthy lifestyle - it can mean rolling out of bed far earlier than you'd...

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Welcome to The Lyons’ Share!

Dr. Megan Lyons helps high-achieving women optimize their health through evidence-based functional nutrition, combining her background as a former management consultant with over a decade of experience helping thousands achieve lasting wellness

We all experience odd symptoms from time to time—feeling bloated after a meal, feeling cold in a warm room, or struggling to focus. Often, we dismiss these as “normal” parts of life. But what if they’re not? What if these small signs are your body’s way of hinting at a deeper imbalance?