If you follow me on social media, you know that I went to the NHRA Fall Nationals just outside of Dallas, Texas, this September. It is still VERY HOT in Dallas at that time of year. The temperatures were in the high 90s, and the stadium seating was not shaded. We were right out in the

One of the first animal protein sources we add back in our meals after Phase 1 is eggs. We used to think buying organic eggs at the local grocery store chain was adequate, even preferable. Then we learned a lot more about eggs. When possible, we buy eggs from our local farmer who brin

I love that science is proving again and again what traditional folk medicine has taught for many centuries: certain foods have powerful chemicals (phytonutrients) that can help us maintain or recapture our health. We’ve been following Dr. William Li’s work since watching

The Ebola virus is not particularly easier to “catch” than other viruses, actually it is easier to catch the common cold, than the Ebola virus. The danger with EVD is that this recent outbreak has killed 50-60% of those infected, according to the BBC. You’re not too

   With the recent news of the return of our American citizens who are infected with the Ebola virus, and one who has returned without infection, but who has isolated himself to be safe, many of us are feeling extremely nervous. Understandably so. This is the first time anyone with a

It has surprised me (Ivan, not so much) that some people respond to our story and health plan with extreme suspicion about our motives for sharing the details of how Ivan healed from cancer naturally with food, nutrition and healthy living. Recently I heard from a friend here in Europ

Most of you who follow our blog know we are highly committed to using doctors who include alternative health care practices in their discipline of medical treatments. But something has been bothering me that was really highlighted yesterday as I was having an appointment to review my

Making Changes in the Kitchen Before you start the Misner Plan, especially Phases 1 and 2, it is a great idea to clean out your cabinets and refrigerator/freezer, so that if you feel the pull for something not on the plan, you don’t have such easy access to it. I remember years ago he

Find a Partner to share the Misner Plan with You. When we started sharing the Misner Plan with others, we found that all of the participants who had a partner to do this with succeeded. Of those who did not complete the 90-Day Challenge, 100% had entered into the process alone and did

So you’ve made the decision to change a few things (or maybe a lot) and commit to the Misner Plan. Now what? What should your first steps be? What do you want to change first? What do you not need to change at all at the beginning? Let’s start with what NOT to change at the beginning.