by phnmlifestyle | Jul 19, 2025 | Nutrition, Overall Health, Sports Performance
Introduction: Do Young Athletes Really Need Supplements? If your child is training hard, playing multiple sports, or dreaming of a college scholarship, you’ve probably asked yourself: “Should my kid be taking protein powder?” “Is creatine safe for teens?” “Do young...
by phnmlifestyle | Jul 7, 2025 | Nutrition, Overall Health, Sports Performance
“Fix My Kid’s Nutrition” — Cool, But Let’s Start with You I get this all the time:“Can you talk to my kid about eating better?” Sure. I can give them tips, encourage better habits, all that.But let’s be real—It’s hard to convince Little Billy to skip the hot dogs when...
by phnmlifestyle | Jul 3, 2025 | Nutrition, Overall Health
Kill Nighttime Cravings with a High-Protein Breakfast It’s 8:47 p.m. You’ve eaten dinner. You should be satisfied. And yet… the kitchen is calling. The pantry light might as well be a spotlight on that bag of chips. Or cookies. Or that mysterious spoonful of peanut...
by phnmlifestyle | Jun 22, 2025 | Coaching, Fitness, Nutrition, Overall Health
Are You the Product of Diet Culture? Because I Used to Be, Too! I used to believe that discipline meant deprivation. That skipping meals was “dedication.” That a hard cardio or workout session could erase whatever I “messed up” on the night before. Looking back now, I...
by phnmlifestyle | Jun 1, 2025 | Coaching, Nutrition, Overall Health
How to Bounce Back from a Bad Day on Your Nutrition Plan We’ve all been there. You start your day with the best of intentions—smoothie in the morning, protein-packed lunch, veggies prepped for dinner. Then life happens. Stress piles up. You miss a meal. You’re tired....
by phnmlifestyle | May 15, 2025 | Nutrition, Overall Health
5 Powerful Reasons to Start Your Day with a High-Protein Breakfast When your alarm clock goes off, your body is running on empty. What you choose to eat in those first waking hours can either set you up for success or leave you sluggish and snack-hungry before lunch....
