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Crosby Tailor is a renowned herbalist, celebrity chef, model, nutritional expert and dessert genius that developed a company called Eat Dessert Burn Fat. He makes the most delicious and nutritious cookies and cupcakes that are sugar, gluten, and grain free, that enhance your mental performance while also keeping you in the fat burning zone.

These ketogenic cookies have taken LA by storm and with his own marketing and celebrity tweets/instagrams he has reached the masses! He hopes to have his first product, Cookie Genius scaled out and available everywhere as soon as possible. He also wants to eventually give back where some of the proceeds will go to our next generation of kids struggling with ADD, Autism and pre diabetic conditions. Crosby wants to change this by providing an alternative to the normal sugary sweet treat, replacing it with an even better taste and good healthy fats for the brain. These cookies are not just for vanity, these cookies can change the world. Who said you couldn’t have your cake and eat it too!

In this interview with Crosby Taylor, aka The Cookie Genius, you will learn…

  • The oh-so common issues Crosby sees with women’s health and how to fix them fast
  • How to cultivate more balance in your body and diet
  • The importance of balancing your hormones to feel vital and sexy
  • The importance of listening to your body and eating good quality saturated fats
  • How to go from a sugar burner to a fat burner and stay in ketosis
  • The best best best foods for women!
  • Why sugar is creating a fermentation crock pot inside you
  • Which sugars you should be using to stay in ketosis

So much juicy information huh!

What is one thing you took away from this interview? Share with us in the comments below. And remember when you write something out it’s more likely to get ingrained with you.

Oh, and before you go, Crosby has given you a super healthy (and delicious) recipe to try within the next week. Give it a go and let me know what you think. But trust me honey, this will BLOW your mind!

Metabolic Matcha Mint Ice Cream

What you need:

What you do:

Add everything to the Vitamix and pound on high until thick and creamy. You may need to add a touch of water to get it all going.

The most delicious and nutritious holiday treat! Everyone loves candy canes and Peppermint Ice Cream during Christmas and now you can have it superfood rich and sugar free! This ice cream will also enhance your digestion and speed up your metabolism and brain function, not to mention it’s loaded with antioxidants! A well-balanced meal of protein, good healthy fats, and fiber, sugar free and with carbs that won’t spike your insulin one bit! Yes please!! It even looks like a Christmas tree. Happy Holidays!

Thank you so much (as always) cutie pie for being here. You, this tribe make my heart sing.

If you want to connect with Crosby check out his Instagram or website.

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  1. Valery says:

    First of all: THANKS a lot for this interview!! Man, it really contains a lot of useful information!

    Around minute 9 you mentioned something, that struck me, Melissa! You said that you had dark (“black”) eyeshadows. Since I have this exact problem for almost a year now and am struggeling to get them away, I am really interested, how you started / continued your healing. In the interview, you mentioned bone broth. Is there something else where you noticed a major shift in your body?

    I changed from unhealthy – and vegan – lifestyle, to – I hope – healthy lifestyle, including all foods (meat, greens, …) except gluten (caught a sensitivity … 🙁 ) – since that I feel a lot better, but still not up to 100% again. And especially do I still look completely “demolished” like I haven’t slept for the last weeks. (And I actually do sleep a lot.)

    Thanks again!

    • Melissa Ambrosini says:

      Hi Valery,

      I can totally relate.

      I did exactly what I teach in my online program Get Your Glow On. This is exactly how I healed myself, got happy and healthy. You can get it out here

      Let me know how you go.

      xx

  2. Antonia says:

    Hey Melissa,
    thank you so much for your beautiful posts.
    I’m vegan though but not a raw-vegan.
    And actually it is amazing. Everyone has to find his diet that works for him personally, right?
    And I would like to ask you again: Do you believe that everything happens for a reason?
    And what can you do when you start overthinking everything?
    I know I’m asking a lot.
    Thank you so much,
    Love and light

    • Antonia says:

      And one more question: Is fruit sugar good for you?

      • Melissa Ambrosini says:

        In my personal opinion sugar is sugar and our body doesn’t know the difference between sugar from an apple and sugar from a sweet. The body registers it as sugar. I feel so much better when I stay away from fruit sugar but will occasionally eat berries and my body responds great to them.

        Does that help hun?

    • Melissa Ambrosini says:

      Hey Antonia,

      Yes darling I do believe everything happens for a reason. The Universe isn’t against us it want’s us to choose love, be happy and live life and sometimes we need to have experiences to remind us to choose love instead of fear.

      When you overthink things honey the best thing to do is come back to the present moment. Do one of my meditations to bring you back into your body and out of your hear. This always works for me 😉

      I hope that helps sweetie pie.

      xx

      • Antonia says:

        Thank you so much. This year I discovered your website and it is full of positive energy. I love reading your kind words and your inspiring articles. I really start manifesting love over fear and asking myself what love would do. Thank you for being by my side.
        Next questions :): Do you avoid eating fruits? What do you eat for breakfast instead? Green juice? And your bliss balls are with dates as well, aren’t they? Is that something youonly eat occasionally? You know, sometimes I need other people to say that an accomplishment is great. Or I want them to say that everything is going to be allright. How can I be so shure of it that I don’t need other people to confirm it.
        When is your second book coming out? Hopefully as a paperback version avaible on Amazon, as I am from Europe?
        I think the next year is going to be amazing. Are you going to make a vision board?
        Best wishes,
        Antonia

      • Melissa Ambrosini says:

        Hey Antonia,

        Thank you for all your questions. I will answer them below:

        Do you avoid eating fruits? Yes, I eat berries occasionally which my body agree with.

        What do you eat for breakfast instead? I have what I call a fatty latte which is ghee, coconut oil, vanilla, stevia, hot water (recipe is coming soon).

        Green juice? Sometimes I do green juice in the warmer months.

        And your bliss balls are with dates as well, aren’t they? Is that something you only eat occasionally? I used to eat dates all the time when I first made those recipes however I don’t eat them that often any more as they give me the shakes.

        When is your second book coming out? It is coming out in January 2016. I can’t wait to share it with you.

        Hopefully as a paperback version available on Amazon, as I am from Europe? Yep, it’s a hard cover honey. You are going to love it.

        Are you going to make a vision board? Yes I will.

        I hope this helps honey.

        Remember to listen to yourself and your body. It always knows best.

        xx

      • Antonia says:

        Thank you, thank you, thank you…
        So cool with your book.. I’m very exited to read it soon.
        Sometimes I need other people to say that an accomplishment is great. Or I want them to say that everything is going to be allright. How can I be so shure of it that I don’t need other people to confirm it?
        Love

      • Melissa Ambrosini says:

        Hi Antonia,

        Trust yourself honey! You always know best more than anyone else. Tune in to yourself and listen to your intuition. You don’t need other people to tell you anything. And to be honest no one knows you better than YOU!

        xx

      • Antonia says:

        Sorry for bothering you with tons of questions I’m just very curious as you can see:)
        Have you read ” Women who run with wolves”?
        What about agave?
        Are you going to ‘publish’ your vision board via pinterest as you did before? By the way I loved your last ones.
        Have you got any book recommendation on that ‘sugar topic’ despite Sarah Wilson’s lovely ‘I quit sugar’?
        And nature gave us everything we need, why did it give us fruits if they aren’t healthy for us?
        Are there any fruit exeptions, which contain less sugar?

      • Melissa Ambrosini says:

        Hey Antonia,

        Here are my answers below:

        Have you read ” Women who run with wolves”? No I haven’t but it sounds great. I will add it to my list.

        What about agave? Avoid it at all cost. It is highly processed and I believe not good for us.

        Are you going to ‘publish’ your vision board via pinterest as you did before? Sure.

        Have you got any book recommendation on that ‘sugar topic’ despite Sarah Wilson’s lovely ‘I quit sugar’? Anything by David Gillespie is great.

        And nature gave us everything we need, why did it give us fruits if they aren’t healthy for us? Small amounts of low GI fruits (such as berries and green apples) are fine but our food has been domesticated and back when we were cave women we didn’t have access to as many fruits as we do today. I personally think people are eating way to much fruit on a daily basis.

        Are there any fruit exeptions, which contain less sugar? Berries, green apples and kiwi’s are great.

        xx

      • Antonia says:

        Thank you a lot for your patience.
        I wish you a beautiful holiday season, a merry christmas and a wonderful new year filled with love, light and joy.
        I’m shure there will be many questions to come 🙂
        Love,
        Antonia

  3. dwn says:

    This is amazing! Love what he is doing but it’s not readily available. It would be fabulous if he develops a recipe book.

  4. Leah says:

    This was awesome he is a wealth of knowledge and i loved how well and simple he explains it all, i want to learn more! Im now looking to buy a few of the ingredients but it looks tricky to buy it here in australia, do you have any links melissa or do you know the alternatives we could buy here in aus?

  5. Julieanne says:

    Where do you find these ingredients? can you buy the ingredients or products in any retail stores throughout Sydney?

  6. Kate says:

    I can’t thank you enough for this video Melissa. When I quit sugar many years ago to clear my skin, my acne disappeared. 2 years ago I discovered raw desserts and adopted a mainly raw vegan diet, only my clear skin disappeared. It’s only now as I sit here typing this with dark circles under my eyes, I realise why my skin isn’t clear and why I am so dam tired. Thank you, Thank you Melissa! I just wish I could purchase the cookies in Australia 🙂

  7. It is so refreshing to hear people not be preaching raw/vegan diets! I love it! I work at a gym and see diets flow in and out and I am always trying to just tell people to really be in tune with their bodies and eat what makes them feel good- I am not perfect at this at all, and energy levels I am still struggling with- but thank you thank you for this video. I love it!
    At 27″00 ish Crosby said something after stevia? what is it??

    • Melissa Ambrosini says:

      Hey Olivia,

      He said he is very pro stevia and birch wood xylitol, which is what he uses in his recipes.

      xx

  8. Crosby Wehr says:

    Melissa…why are you so awesome? xoxoxoxo

    Such a pleasure working with you and an even better time hanging in LA!! Miss you guys already!

    • Letty says:

      I don’t fully understand that idea of lying to your body with sugars that aren’t real sugars. Isn’t it that when your body craves sugar and you have sweet teeth you should simply give your body carbohydrates…?

    • Jennifer Benson says:

      Hey Crosby,
      LOVE LOVE LOVE what you are doing….just jumped on the Bulletproof train (trying desperately to recover from Hashimotos, Psoriasis and Leaky Gut). I can’t eat meat (I just can’t do it, haven’t since I was 9yrs old and I’m 38!) and I just found out I have VERY toxic levels of Lead and Mercury so I am going to have Chelation so no more fish for me either! So my protein sources have now come down to the Pasture Eggs I get a my farmers market (Sherman Oaks, CA.) or Vital Farms Eggs from Whole Foods, Great Lakes Collagen and Great Lakes Gelatin and I’m going to try Bone Broth. I have a MASSIVE sweet tooth and already use Xylitol, Erythritol and Stevia and I would love to play around with Colostrum – do you have a brand that you use or recommend? I buy alot of the Body Ecology stuff and other medicinals at Grassroots Alchemy in WEHO and thought I might be able to get some there but would love to know where I can purchase some online (Longevity Warehouse?)….
      Thanks so much for any advice and thank you for providing such wonderful info!!!!

  9. Marina says:

    Hi there, thank you for the insightful and knowledgefull video. I am personally about 80% vegan and it works for me. It is a Health decision I made About 1,5yrs ago and NOT a trend I follow and I feel better then ever. I never used to eat a lot of meat, fish and dairy but I can feel a difference. As opposed to other opinions and experiences with this type of eating, I feel very good and happy, have enough energy (I also workout almost everyday), my skin is better than ever and I dont feel tired at all. I eat balanced blend of delicious cooked or fresh veggie meals, salads, fruits, nuts and seeds, legumes, quinoa, buckwheat and spelt and hemp protein powder, good fats , sometimes raw honey or xylitol, and occasional treat once in a while. I can say plant based diet sustains me and in my opinion and some research I have done I think all the animal products can be replaced.

    Thanks again

  10. Katya says:

    Dear Melissa,

    Thank you so much for this video as well as for everything that you do.
    As English is not my native language, I did not quite understand the word that you pronounce on 7:57. Someone advised that you to take “organic something”, and I didn’t get this “something”.
    Could you kindly clear up that word for me, please.
    Thank you!
    Best wishes,
    Katya.

    • Melissa Ambrosini says:

      Hi Katya,

      Thank you so much for your kind words.

      It was organic bone broth. I have a recipe for it in Get Your Glow On and also it will be coming out in late January 2015.

      xx

  11. Sammi Lucas says:

    Hi Melissa,

    Love this, I really resonate with everything you and Crosby are saying,

    I am on the GAPS diet at the moment healing auto-immune gut issues!

    Thank you so much for being the beautiful, positive soul you are.

    Lots of love & light,

    Sammi xx

  12. Teniel says:

    Interesting talk.
    I agree that everyone is individual and some of these diets can work for others.

    I do enjoy lots of raw food, but also have lots of cooked food and very low amounts of animal products.

    I did totally 100% cut out all sugar for 20 months. Like not even a carrot or capsicum or 1 piece of fruit. After 20 months I started adding in some low sugar berries and maybe a green apple once a week.

    It certainly made me become creative in the kitchen without the use of dates or bananas to call on. It made it hard to eat out anywhere and I think people thought I was a weirdo because I had to BYO every where I went.

    But taking out all sugar and including more fats like coconut oil, I have put on about 7 or more kilos in 1.5 years. I feel tired in no way healthier for it.

    Even when I was 98% raw I never feel for the whole raw cake thing. It did not make sense to me to eat all those nuts and sugars. It does not even appeal to me.

    I guess we just have to keep trying new ideas and find what works for us and be true to ourselves and not try follow trends.

    Thanks for this great interview.

  13. Eleni CHATZIPAVLI says:

    amazing information indeed! but I feel like “OMG ok what do I need to do right now?” and “ok what did he say? octane oil?? what are all these, where do I get them, How do I change my whole dessert philosophy?”. I feel a bit lost to be honest.. ok so I have been having sugary breakfasts forever, so it will be honey and tahini on toast, or protein banana smoothie with cacao powder etc or banana porridge. so are all these wrong? Melissa it would be great if you could share with us an example of a meal plan for one day. just an example so that we can get the idea of what you guys are talking about in the video. that would be SO helpful !

    • Melissa Ambrosini says:

      Hey Eleni,

      Don’t feel overwhelmed honey, it’s all refining. I go into depths about food in my program Get Your Glow On. which you should check out. It gives you everything you need to get started and will help you with all your concerns.

      Check it out and let me know if you have any questions.

  14. Eleni CHATZIPAVLI says:

    Melissa I also wanted to ask you what do you think about the 80/10/10 way of eating? so what about those people that eat loads of fruits and veggies ? they don’t seem to complain about sugar overloads etc…. agh so many different things around the world!!!

    • Melissa Ambrosini says:

      Hey Eleni,

      Personally I don’t feel the 80/10/10 way of eating is supportive for me. My body thrives off loads of veggies and protein which is how an ancestors ate.
      Do what feels right for you and don’t worry about what everyone else is doing hun. Tune in to your body and listen to it. It always knows best.

      xx

  15. Shalee says:

    Woah! This is awesome! I am recovering some panic attacks and me and sugar just DO not mix, especially in the morning. This offers a great alternative!

  16. Bianca says:

    Hi Melissa,
    I really loved this interview! I’ve been vegetarian/vegan for four years now and despite eating an extremely healthy diet, there hasn’t been a day that I haven’t woken up exhausted or needing a nap in the afternoon. It took watching this for me to finally realise that maybe it isn’t the right diet for me anymore so thank you! I would really appreciate it if you could do a post on what you generally eat/drink in a day. There’s a few already floating around on the internet but i’m not sure if that’s changed at all as your diet has evolved. Thanks love x

  17. Sandra says:

    Both this video clip and the Bhava Ram one are inspirational. My dark eyes disappeared when I stopped eating wheAt. I wonder if wheat chews up iron. My body fell apart many years ago on a vegetarian diet. You are right. Vegetarians don’t eat enough good saturated fat. Quality meats are the trick. I love my grass fed eye fillet and mince. Eating with love helps too. I think I have it right now.

  18. Danielle says:

    Hi Melissa! I know I’m late watching this, but OMG I love love love it! Definitely makes me wish I was still living in America so I could have the pleasure of trying his amazing treats. 😉 I had experienced exactly what you were talking about when it comes to veganism etc. I am still adjusting to eating more meat, fat, cooked vegetables and cutting out all sugar. I have been really struggling to create dishes on a daily basis. I feel like I only have like 3 recipes under my belt now! All my old go-to’s just don’t work for me anymore. I would A) love to learn a LOT more about what he was chatting about when it comes to all the diff types of fats, when we should be eating them, what we should be eating instead and how to be a fat burner and B) Love to learn more recipes I can make. Do you have any book suggestions?
    Thanks so much for your amazingness.
    Love and positivity, Danielle xoxo

    • Melissa Ambrosini says:

      Hey Danielle,

      I am so glad you like the interview. I LOVED doing it!

      I have a new recipe book coming out early next year so keep an eye out for that. It is jam packed with awesome recipes you will LOVE.

      There are two awesome books you could read to learn more about fats Primal Body Primal Mind and The Bulletproof Diet.

      Have a read and let me know what you think.

      xx

      • Danielle says:

        Great, thanks so much for that! The Bulletproof Diet is amazing beyond belief and truly feel that it has changed my life only after a few weeks…I cant wait to see what else comes from it. I’ll definitely get my paws on Primal Body Primal Mind next. You’re amazing. Love, Danielle xx

  19. Kim says:

    Loved this Melissa! I wish I came across this info years ago. I could relate to so much in this interview and how habits I thought were healthy and benefiting my body, may actually be working against me (big one is my insulin spiking breakfasts…and the ‘healthy treats’).
    Thanks so much to you and Crosby 🙂

  20. Amy Landry says:

    Mel – this video conversation is bang on. Everything is so aligned with the concepts of Ayurveda. I’m a vegetarian myself, but I eat (and make) ghee in rather generous amounts (who doesn’t love butter that smells like shortbread!). High quality fats and dairy are encouraged for women in Ayurveda, to support the hormonal system first and foremost. Warm foods, and eating according to the season and weather are absolutely integral. All this green juicing/smoothie business is totally out the window!! Meat/eggs/dairy are all absolutely fine depending on each persons constitution, the season, etc.

    We need grounding and nourishment every day. Raw and vegan are excellent for cleansing (as you mentioned). We need to lead the way and re-educate the community to stop following trends, or diets that are only good for cleansing or ‘detoxing’, and focus more on anabolic living!

  21. Oh I just love this!! I am still trying to get my poor tummy to recover after my few years of vegetarian/veganism/lots of raw food and smoothies. I haven’t been to the beach for two years because I am so self conscious about my constantly bloated tummy!! Joint pain, arthritic pain (at 23!!), mucked up digestion, reproductive issues, NO energy! I can’t tolerate SO many foods – nuts, seeds, coconut, avocado, dairy, wheat, anything fermented.. I have just now found an incredible naturopath who has put me on a remedy of supplements, bone broth, turmeric, cooked veggies and some protein (I haven’t quite worked up to eating meat yet, but have started with fish and eggs). I am still quite scared about eating fats, but I am trying to get there!!

    I really enjoyed the part where you talked about your movement away from raw green juices/raw caked/smoothies/raw foods towards more cooked grounding foods. I was wondering if perhaps you could post a new “my day on a plate” that reflects this?? I love getting new meal ideas!! For example, what are a few difference things you eat for brekky and/or lunch and/or dinner etc.?

    Thanks for introducing us to such a wonderful person, who has made me feel normal! It is so easy to feel isolated from the “health” community when you double over in pain when you have green smoothies/raw crackers/raw cakes!

    • Melissa Ambrosini says:

      Hey beautiful,

      So nice to hear from you.

      Here are some ideas for you:

      Breakfast:
      Eggs and cooked veggies
      A warm smoothie
      Bone broth
      Left over dinner from the night before

      Lunch and dinners:
      Protein and veggies
      Bone broths

      Are you having lots of bone broth honey? I have found that to be the BEST gut healer for me.

      xx

      • I definitely have!! I have cooked up big batches and popped them in the freezer in individual portions so I have at least 1-3 cups per day 🙂 Thanks beautiful Melissa xxxxxx

      • PS Mel, just wondering: have you completely stopped eating nuts, coconut etc.? Just trying to have a shift towards gut healing and I am pretty sure I would feel better if I got rid of it all!

        I have also decided 2015 is the year of quitting sugar (finally, and completely) so I weaned myself down to just fruit and starchy veggies, and am starting (as of yesterday) a 21 day detox without starchy veggies, fruit, rice syrup etc. to completely get rid of my sugar cravings and help with my gut healing and the sugar craving friends in there…

        I have also cut out cacao, because I have found that whenever I eat even just a small amount I get heart palpitation, shakey, energy shifts and hunger that cannot be satiated (I think it’s too much of a stimulant for me)

        Do you have any tips for really ridding yourself of sugar?

        XX

      • Melissa Ambrosini says:

        Hey sweetie,

        I very occasionally eat nuts as they don’t agree with me. I do however still have coconut oil (I love it!).

        As for sugar the best place to start is with the emotional attachment you have to it. Once you can let go of that it’s a lot easier.

        Does that help honey?

      • Gosh yes, very much xx

  22. Sharron says:

    Hi, thanks for this video. I wasn’t going to watch it at first but so glad I did. I became a pescetarian almost 2 years ago. Only recently have I been really tempted to eat meat and came really close and had really battled with my thoughts over this being bad, toxic and cancerous and how I wanted to raise children on no meat. This video has really given me something to think about, thank you! I have recently come across your websites and videos and I love the information you send through. Thank you it is greatly appreciated xo

  23. Mia says:

    Wow, thank you so much Melissa. I was actually super surprised when I heard you say the most common issue was the vegan/raw vegan diet with woman, I didn’t realise it was that popular. I am finally going to start my healing journey from this hell I have created for myself by attempting and convincing myself these raw diets are the answer. You are so so vibrant and have so much energy, I love the way you talk and express yourself.

    The only thing I can’t get over though, is that humans are not meant to eat fruit. Whilst I didn’t like fruit very much when I was attempting fruitarianism because I was eating so much, and I craved fats, it definitely seems like ‘god’ put fruit on the earth as one of the foods we are meant to eat.

    • Melissa Ambrosini says:

      Hey Mia,

      Thank you so much for your kind words.

      I believe you can totally eat fruit. I do think however people are eating WAY too much and I would stay away from it if you have gut issues, candida or any other illness’s or disease. If you are 100% in tip top shape and it doesn’t effect you I think little bits of fruit is fine.

      Does that make sense?

      • Mia says:

        Yes thank you so much for replying. I just have a few quick questions if you have time to answer them… I was wondering where you get the bones for the bone broth, do butchers sell the bones by themselves, or do you save them up from the meat you buy?

        I also wanted to know what kind of healthy pans you use for cooking?

        Also I cannot access ‘get your glow on’ either as someone mentioned above, it just says it is coming soon. Is it already out?

        Thanks so much x

      • Melissa Ambrosini says:

        Hey beautiful Mia,

        I buy the organic bones from my butcher. They cost about $5 a bag. Just ask your butcher or call around but make sure they are from grass fed and grass finished animals. You don’t want to get bones from unhealthy animals.

        The best (and healthiest) pans I have found are Le Creuset or Lodge which are both cast iron.

        Have you purchased Get Your Glow On yet honey? If not you will need to purchase it to get access to it. If you have please email hello@melissaambrosini.bitnamiapp.com and we will sort you out right away.

        xx

      • Mia says:

        Awesome, thanks Melissa! I will be buying some soon, and yes of course I would not touch conventional meat.

        Oh no I didn’t realise I have to purchase it I will figure it out.

        Thanks again xx

  24. […] 1) This interview truly made me rethink the way I will eat in 2015. […]

  25. Kate says:

    Hey does anyone know if there is custom restrictions surrounding shipping products from the iHerb.com site to Australia? I’d hate to have federal police knocking on my door and arresting me for trying to import prohibited substances into the country! When all I have in defence is that I wanted to eat healthy ice-cream

    • Melissa Ambrosini says:

      hehehe we have had no issues thus far honey.

      xx

      • Kate says:

        hahahaha! Good to know 🙂 I was worried that some of the ingredients in powder form would be restricted. Thanks so much for replying; I really appreciate it.

  26. Lysia Bell says:

    Freaking love this interview!

  27. sarah says:

    Hi Melissa 🙂

    I am just a bit confused. Are bliss balls with nuts/dates/cacao not good to consume as snacks on an everyday basis?
    Also what kind of things do you eat for dinner? I have your ‘munchies by Melissa’ but I feel that Crosby and yourself are saying to stay away from nut based snacks, however you include those in your book?

    I am a vegan trying to ease back into (good quality) meats and am just unsure how to safely go about it? Please Help! x

    • Melissa says:

      Hey Sarah,

      Awesome questions. I believe all food should be rotated and nothing should be consumed is large quantities on a daily basis. I know people who have given themselves a broccoli allergy from eating broccoli every single day. I also believe that if you have gut issues, such as leaky gut, I would stay away from nuts until you have healed your gut.

      I have a new ebook coming out (very soon) with loads of dinner recipes so keep an eye out honey.

      And in regards to introducing meats have you thoughts about bone broth yet? I was vegan and transitioned to meat with bone broth and it really helped me. Have you tried it?

      • sarah says:

        Looking forward to the book so very much!
        No I haven’t tried bone broth yet, I plan to give it a go this weekend though. How much did you start with?
        Thank you so much for your help I really appreciate it ! x

      • Melissa says:

        Hey Sarah,

        You can start with 1 cup for morning tea and 1 cup for afternoon tea. Start there and see how you feel.

        xx

      • sarah says:

        also, would you recommend a particular type of meat? (chicken, beef etc.)
        And do you drink it straight or mix it in with something?

      • Melissa says:

        Chicken, beef, lamb anything as long as it’s grass fed and grass finished. That’s very important.

        And regarding the broth you just drink it straight darling. Chicken broth is my fav.

        Let me know how you go.

        x

      • sarah says:

        Hi again Melissa 🙂

        Just wanted to update you and let you know that i have transitioned back smoothly and broth makes a regular appearance in my days! It has been a blessing and you really helped me so much, I cannot wait for your book! just know that you are helping people every day, and are really making a beautiful difference! 🙂
        x

      • Melissa says:

        Naw thank you so much beautiful Sarah, you are so sweet.

        I can’t wait for you to read my book, you are going to LOVE it!

        Keep me updated on you honey.

        xx

      • sarah says:

        Having a very exciting moment! Just booked a ticket to the Adelaide nourish Festival to hear your talk, cannot wait! Have been waiting so long for you to come to Adelaide!

      • Melissa says:

        Hey Sarah,

        I can’t wait to meet you there.

        Make sure you come say hi.

        xx

  28. Alana says:

    Such great information, thank you.

    My body thrives on hight fat/ no sugar too, and can definitely feel when its lacking them.. I’ve previously experienced all of which you have simply not eating enough fat.
    Anyway, I have some questions-

    Crosby mentioned having a balance of fats is importance for hormones which I never knew.. I found it very interesting to have plant based fats in morning and more grounding in evening. I would love to know more about what type of fats are great for when/what..

    Which kind of fats are blood building? Good for libido? Having a healthy menstrual cycle?

    Crosby also mentioned having grain in mornings can be bad, though, is you eat whole carbohydrates and FAT, will you be a fat burner/sugar burner?

    Isn’t that amazing it takes 3 steps to turn on your brain compared to 26!

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