Just as its ancestors transformed simple ingredients into something extraordinary, this version of Pain Perdu is indulgent, timeless & rich.

Svenska Köttbullar, Sweden’s beloved meatballs with cream sauce, have journeyed across centuries and cultures. Chef Janine brings a keto twist to this timeless favorite, preserving its rich, traditional flavors while embracing a modern, health-conscious lifestyle.

Muscles power every movement, from walking to your heart beating. Like cats stretch instinctively, we should too—especially with age. Starting in your 30s, muscle loss accelerates unless you act. Daily stretching, strength training, and a protein-rich diet—especially complete proteins and key nutrients like vitamin D and magnesium—help preserve strength, mobility, and independence for life.

Food as Culture, Community, and Necessity Throughout human history, wherever civilizations have flourished, so too have distinct culinary...

Most of what passes for “food culture” today is marketing, not nourishment — fake trends, inflated prices, and lifeless meals. Local diners are dying, fast food is overpriced junk, and delivery apps are bleeding everyone dry. But there’s hope: micro-chefs like Chef Janine are bringing back real, healing food. It’s time to wake up — and eat like your health matters.

NeAdults can grow new neurons—a process called neurogenesis—especially in the hippocampus, which supports memory, learning, and mood. Neuroscientist Sandrine Thuret explains how lifestyle choices like exercise 🏃, healthy diet 🥗, good sleep 😴, learning 🧠, and stress reduction 🧘 can boost this process, helping prevent cognitive decline and promoting brain health at any age. 🧠✨

🍍 Pineapple isn’t typically keto-friendly, but in small, mindful doses—like extracts, powders, or curds—it offers big benefits. Rich in bromelain and antioxidants, it supports digestion, immunity, brain health, and inflammation. Chef Janine says, “Used thoughtfully, pineapple is a tropical gem—even for strict keto dieters.” A little goes a long way without spiking carbs.

The idea that “breakfast is the most important meal of the day” stems from a 1944 cereal ad campaign—not science. Before cereal, breakfast wasn’t a set routine. Industrialization and clever marketing made it a daily habit. Cereal, born from moral reformers like Kellogg, was pushed as health food but became sugary and profitable. Today, people are rethinking breakfast, but its roots remain steeped in marketing, not necessity.

A tribute to Italy’s finest, the Pesto Chicken Caprese blends the fresh simplicity of Caprese with the bold richness of basil pesto — keto-style. Chef Janine’s luxurious entrée layers juicy grilled chicken, cherry tomatoes, creamy mozzarella, and pesto over spiralized zucchini “pasta.” It's low-carb, gluten-free, and full of classic Italian flavor — reinvented for today’s health-conscious palate. La dolce vita, redefined.

Craving pizza without the carbs? Chef Janine’s Keto Pepperoni Pizza Quiche brings all the bold, cheesy indulgence of deep-dish and classic pepperoni pizza—with none of the guilt. Featuring zesty, housemade Italian sausage, antioxidant-rich fennel, and pepperoni, America’s favorite topping, this COMFORT KETO dish is both satisfying and nourishing. It’s a love letter to pizza—reimagined for your low-carb lifestyle.

This dish is light yet incredibly flavorful. Chef Janine’s version is a refined ketogenic twist on Chicken Cordon Bleu.

Chef Janine presents her luxurious keto Egg Strata—creamy Oeufs Cocotte with Swiss and Parmesan, bacon, tarragon, and nutmeg—baked to perfection with runny yolks. Served with a flaky cheese biscuit and crisp Caesar-style slaw, it’s pure brunch elegance. Casseroles, once rustic staples, are now reborn for refined ketogenic dining—layered, oven-baked, and low-carb, with cauliflower replacing macaroni for a decadent, guilt-free classic.

Pad Thai is one of Thailand’s most iconic dishes, known for its perfect blend of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy flavors.

As we age, our body's production of digestive enzymes declines, leading to reduced digestion, nutrient absorption, and increased risk of health issues. Enzymes are vital for breaking down food, supporting metabolism, and overall health. Eating raw foods, chewing well, reducing calories, and taking natural enzyme supplements can help maintain digestive function and slow aging-related decline. We aren’t what we eat, but what we digest and absorb.

A new study shows that eating late in the day can disrupt weight regulation by increasing hunger, lowering calorie burn, and promoting fat storage. Late eaters had lower leptin levels, slower metabolism, and gene expression favoring fat gain. Eating earlier may reduce obesity risk more easily than dieting or intense exercise.

In a bold move, Health Secretary RFK Jr. has replaced the entire CDC vaccine panel (ACIP) with volunteer experts free of pharma ties. New members, including Dr. Robert Malone and MIT’s Retsef Levi, are committed to transparency, ethics, and data integrity. This marks a hopeful shift toward independent oversight of vaccine policy, prioritizing informed consent and public trust over industry influence.

This blog post explores the realities of veganism, including its nutritional gaps, potential health impacts, and common myths. It features video and podcast content on topics like anti-nutrients, bioavailability, and the differences between plant-based and omnivorous diets. Experts like Dr. Georgia Ede and Dr. Ty Beal challenge mainstream narratives and encourage critical thinking about what truly nourishes the body.

Karnıyarık, a beloved Ottoman Turkish dish, features tender eggplants filled with aromatic grass-fed beef, onions, garlic, tomatoes, and herbs, then gently cooked and baked to perfection. Rich in history and nutrition, this summer classic showcases the best of Mediterranean flavors. Eggplants offer antioxidants, fiber, and metabolic benefits, making this dish both wholesome and satisfying.

We live in a world of rushed doctor visits and quick prescriptions, but true healing begins at the root. Nature has always offered powerful remedies—yet most were never taught. This guide highlights herbs and foods like rosemary, ginger, turmeric, garlic, lavender, and more, all with specific healing uses. While modern medicine has its place, reclaiming natural wisdom empowers us to restore balance and health. 🌿 This is your quick-start reference to holistic healing.

Glyphosate, the toxic herbicide in Roundup, contaminates over 90% of U.S. wines—even some labeled organic. It’s less common but still present in Chilean, Argentinian, and European wines, depending on farming methods. Only wines from regenerative, biodynamic, or lab-tested sources can be trusted. We urge RFK Jr. and the USDA to ban glyphosate now and end the chemical poisoning of our food and drink—starting with American vineyards.