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Wholesome Plate Nutrition Wholesome recipes & guidance to help maintain longevity for a happy healthy life. Eat for life.

what’s in season this October? 🍂 • persimmons • pomegranates• Asian pears • figs • apples• dates • brussels sprouts • le...
10/01/2026

what’s in season this October? 🍂

• persimmons
• pomegranates
• Asian pears
• figs
• apples
• dates
• brussels sprouts
• leeks
• delicata squash
• cabbage
• acorn squash
• broccoli
• pumpkins
• beets
• carrots

A little more about me, my story, and why I’m so passionate about nutrition 🤍My journey has taught me that nutrition is ...
09/04/2026

A little more about me, my story, and why I’m so passionate about nutrition 🤍

My journey has taught me that nutrition is so much more than what’s on your plate. It’s personal, it’s ever-evolving, and it should never come at the expense of your relationship with food.

I’m so excited to share more of my approach and create a space where women can feel supported, educated, and empowered in their health.

Welcome to Wholesome Plate ♡

Photos creds to Laysea Hughes-Renfro x Ella Kellenberger

09/03/2026

If you’re pregnant and struggling with morning sickness, save this one 🤍

Nausea and vomiting during pregnancy is incredibly common, but that doesn’t mean you just have to suffer through it.

A few simple nutrition strategies that may help:
🥣 Small, frequent meals
🍳 Prioritize protein
🛏️ Keep a snack by your bed
💧 Sip fluids throughout the day
🌶️ Identify your food triggers
🫚 Ask your provider about ginger + vitamin B6
🎯 Consider acupressure

And most importantly: reach out for support when you need it. If you’re struggling to keep food or fluids down, experiencing dehydration, significant weight loss, or symptoms that are interfering with your daily life, talk with your healthcare provider.

✨ Save this for your first trimester + send it to a mama-to-be who needs it.

*Educational information only, not medical advice. Pregnancy nutrition and supplement decisions should be individualized with your OB/midwife and/or qualified prenatal nutrition professional.*

Fall is almost here and the summer produce is coming to a close 🍁 What’s in season in September:•eggplant•corn•okra•swee...
09/01/2026

Fall is almost here and the summer produce is coming to a close 🍁

What’s in season in September:

•eggplant
•corn
•okra
•sweet potato
•chilis
•winter squash

•persimmons
•cantaloupe
•guava
•pomegranate
•pear

•sage
•cilantro
•thyme
•basil

08/26/2026

If you’re struggling to fall asleep, it might be worth looking at what your days look like, not just what you’re doing right before bed. 🌙

A few things that may help support better sleep:

🥝 Foods: kiwi, tart cherries, nuts and seeds, eggs, dairy, legumes, and whole grains are all foods with nutrients involved in sleep regulation.

🌿 Herbal support: chamomile, lemon balm, passionflower, lavender, and valerian may be helpful for relaxation and sleep, depending on the person.

🏃‍♀️ Movement: regular exercise—whether that’s walking, strength training, Pilates, yoga, or cardio—can all support better sleep. Just pay attention to how late-day intense workouts affect *your* sleep.

🍽️ Your overall diet matters too: think more fiber, plants, whole foods, and healthy fats, rather than focusing on one “sleep food.”

⏰ Timing can help: try not to eat a huge, heavy meal right before bed. But also—you don’t need to go to bed hungry. A light snack is totally fine if you need one.

☕️ Things to pay attention to: caffeine, alcohol, ni****ne, lots of fluids right before bed, and whether high-sugar or highly processed foods are affecting your sleep.

Sometimes better sleep doesn’t come from adding another supplement, it comes from getting the foundations right. 🤍

08/19/2026

You’re trying to get pregnant but don’t know where to start with nutrition? Here’s your checklist ⬇️

✅ Prenatal vitamin with 400 mcg folic acid — start BEFORE pregnancy

✅ 70–80 g protein/day (eggs, fish, beans, tofu)

✅ 2 servings of low-mercury fish/week for omega-3s

✅ Don’t skip carbs — aim for 175+ g/day from whole grains & fruit

✅ Build stores of iron, zinc, iodine, choline, vitamin D & B12

Poor nutrition before and during pregnancy increases risk of miscarriage, low birth weight, and developmental complications. The time to start is NOW — not when you see the positive test.

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