Healthy 2019: Eat to Live Resources

It's hard to believe Christmas is almost here! Christmas is a time to be spent with family and friends. A time when I don't want to worry or obsess about my waistline. I'm aiming to have my full plan put together before Christmas in hopes of being 100% prepared

Below are the resources that I'll be using for my Healthy 2018 Eat to Live Challenge!


  1. Hello Nutritarian Website
  2. Eat to Live Book
  3. Eat to Live Cookbook
  4. Pinterest!
  5. Eat to Live 6 Week Guidelines
In addition to the above resources I will also use a spreadsheet to create meal plans, a weight loss map to track how much has been lost, and a measurement tracker all of which I've created myself. If you would like to receive a copy of anything above please let me know! 

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