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New and Improved 30 Day Meal Plans!

Craig and I have a passion for helping people get healthy and making it easy.  After a lot of work we greatly improved our 30 day meal plans package.  We used our years of experience helping people with various conditions (autoimmune, diabetes, etc) and helping them lose weight to create this package that will help get you on the path to a “Healthiefied” you.

Now, in addition to all the instructional videos and pantry lists and other handouts, you get improved 30 day meal plans optimized to accelerate your healing or weight loss.  You also now get weekly summaries with full grocery lists.  This makes it very easy to follow and takes out any guesswork.

We love helping as many people as we can so from now until Sunday the 25th at midnight, you can use this coupon to get $30 off this complete package!

Coupon Code: 30daydiscount

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(note: if you bought the package prior to August 16th and would like to get the updated files, just email Craig from your original download email)

Testimony of the Day

“Hi, Maria! I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes 5 weeks ago. I am 34 weeks pregnant and have lost 8 pounds in the last 5 weeks, bringing my total weight gain to 12 pounds (versus the 30 I gained in my first pregnancy and was on track to again). I feel great! Thank you for making this lifestyle transition easier. I never had pregnancy cravings, I never used the excuse of eating for two, and I never blamed pregnancy for weight gain. I just never imagined I’d be losing weight at this point and not resenting gravity like I did in my last pregnancy. I couldn’t imagine how articles about European women only gaining 10 pounds throughout pregnancy could possibly be true. This experience went from me pouting about not getting to eat the yummy carbs and sugars I was enjoying to a great lesson. It’s also been another realization of how twisted our food culture is in the US.  I’m healthier than I’ve been in a very long time and I have to thank you for the support you may not realize you provide. Blessings to you and your family as you bless me and mine!”   – Karla

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Why I Love Fishing

My love of fishing started at an early age. I still remember fishing with my dad when I was just a little tike and my little brother and I would hide under the front of the boat because it started raining and my dad would say, “5 more minutes, this is when the big ones bite!” My dad has always been one of my heroes. We have more in common than I ever thought we would. We both prefer to be outside whether it be fishing or in a tree stand; we both have a passion for it.

He has taught me more than I’m sure he realizes. He owns a small Plumbing and Heating shop, which I worked at a little while when I was in high school. He started his own business when I was in grade school and I remember him working all the time, even on Christmas morning. If someone’s heat would go out, he would have to leave. We would beg him to stay, but in the kindest voice he would explain to us how a little old woman was cold in her house or how a family with a little baby needed heat; and in north central Wisconsin (which is where I grew up), heat was a necessity!

His work ethic has been passed down to all of his children. I also have a drive to never quit anything. He always made me finish what I started. In high school, I wanted to quit the swim team but he said, “You don’t have to take it next year, but you have to finish what you started.” This theme happened with band, basketball, drama club… but I never quit, partly because I didn’t want to let him down. This drive of finishing things runs strong with me as an adult. I signed up to run the Hawaii marathon with 4 of my girlfriends. This marathon was very hot and hilly. The temptation of running into the 1/2 marathon chute got the best of my friends and they decided to stop at 13.1 miles, but I just couldn’t. I kept going despite the pain and finished the full marathon.

Thank you dad for teaching how to be a good fisher-woman, a small business owner, a good mother and all the other lessons you set such a good example for. I am very blessed to have you as my dad.

“Some may own castles on the bank of the Rhine and hire an orchestra each evening at nine but richer than I they will never be…I had a Father who spent time with me.”
–Author unknown

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 Best Fried Walleye (Top photo using coconut flour only, Bottom photo is using Pecan Meal)

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Best Fried Walleye

Maria Emmerich
If you click on the ingredients, it will take you to the links where I find my ingredients for the best price.
Course Main Course
Cuisine American
Servings 4
Calories

Ingredients
  

  • 4 walleye fresh fillets frozen never tastes as good!
  • 2 eggs beaten
  • 1/4 cup coconut flour
  • 1/2 tsp garlic powder
  • 1/2 tsp Redmond Real salt
  • 1/2 tsp fresh ground black pepper
  • 1 cup crushed pecans or more coconut flour if nut allergy
  • Coconut oil for frying
  • 1 lemon cut into wedges

Instructions
 

  • Clean and remove all the bones from the fillets.
  • Cut the fillets into 4 ounce pieces.
  • Place the beaten eggs a bowl and set aside.
  • Combine the coconut flour, garlic powder, salt, and pepper in another bowl. Place the crushed pecans into a third bowl.
  • Heat the oil in a large cast-iron skillet over medium-high heat to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C).
  • Dip the fillets into the coconut flour mixture, then the eggs, and then the crushed pecans and set fillets aside on a plate.
  • Once the oil is hot enough, very carefully lower 2 fillets into the hot oil. Cook until golden brown, about 3 minutes per side, using tongs to turn the fillets. Transfer to a plate lined with paper towel and repeat with remaining fillets.
  • Serve with fresh lemon wedges and Eggplant Fries HERE.

Notes

NUTRITIONAL COMPARISON (per serving)
Traditional Fish = 399 calories, 12g fat, 34.7g protein, 29.9g carbs, 1g fiber (28.9 effective carbs)
"Healthified" Fish = 399 calories, 25.8g fat, 34.7g protein, 8.3g carbs, 5.2g fiber (3.1 effective carbs)

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Maria Emmerich

Maria is a wellness expert who has helped clients follow a Ketogenic lifestyle to heal and lose weight for over 20 years. She has helped thousands of clients get healthy, get off medications and heal their bodies; losing weight is just a bonus. She is the international best selling author of several books including "Keto: The Complete Guide to Success on the Ketogenic Diet.".

28 Comments

  • Mary D says:

    Maria this is a great post, I loved reading about you and your dad. Thank you for all that you do.

  • Barbo Gold says:

    Your daddy is a FOX. No wonder you are so good looking!
    I love fishing stories. We taught all our kids to fish.
    One daughter caught a 40 lb. white sea bass in the ocean.
    We taught them up in the Sierra’s in mountain lakes.
    These are sweet pictures of wonderful times and memories.

  • Gary says:

    Your like for the Eggplant Fries doesn’t work.

  • Gabby says:

    Memories of my dad are so precious to me. Thanks for sharing yours. I grew up in Alaska (still am, I guess), so heat is essential, but fishing is life! I didn’t realize how deeply ingrained it is in our culture until my neice came up, for the first time, and she said 4 people she had just met asked her if she was fishing while she was up here. She sort of felt like it was expected of her. I had to explain that talking about fishing in Alaska is kind of like talking about the weather in farm country. With fish in the freezer, we will eat well through the winter 🙂

    My dad’s rule was that if you caught it, you cleaned it and ate it. It taught me a lot about making good use of your resources and showing gratitude and respect for all the blessing we have. So I have to pour on the love to you, Maria, because what you do is top notch! Life-changing! Inspiring! You have all my gratitude. Thanks.

  • Sarah says:

    Do you a specific plan for pregnancy? The fish looks really good. I wish I could hire you to cook for me I’m at the point in my pregnancy I don’t want to cook.

  • Lydia says:

    Maria, would this coupon work for the “30 day plan and assessment” or just the “30 days plan”?

    • cemmerich says:

      Hi, Just for the 30 day meal plans. But the assessment add on package is a really good deal too (I used to charge $150 for just the health assessment and you get so much more in this package). 🙂

  • Julie says:

    Hi Maria,

    I was wondering if you would consider doing a post on peoples’ misconceptions about “healthy” food. (I don’t know how many times I see things where people are posting “healthy” recipes that are something like macaroni and cheese with zucchini shredded in, or something like that. It just makes me so frustrated that people are going around thinking that the vegetable somehow makes up for the highly processed pasta…) Anyway, I know you’re super busy, but it would be great to have a post/visual/download or something to reference or refer other people to.

    Thanks for reading, I love your recipes!

    Julie

    • cemmerich says:

      Yeah, that is crazy. I see a lot of it. It is a large problem to tackle. There is so much about the modern perception about what is “healthy”. Like fruit. People think because a banana has a little potassium in it its healthy even though it is loaded with sugar and 1 tablespoon of parley has more potassium than a whole banana!

  • Tina says:

    That picture of you and your dad is beautiful. Just beautiful!

  • Jennifer says:

    I have avoided eating walleye because I thought they tend to be high in mercury?

    • cemmerich says:

      Hmm, not sure about that. I know some of the bigger ocean fish can have this issue but hadn’t heard that about walleye.

  • Darlene says:

    Your post has been on my mind the past couple of days. Everyone should have such parenting! I bet if those boys in Oklahoma & Washington had had someone to take them fishing, they never would have committed those horrible acts of violence. Thanks for sharing your pics!

  • Caroline says:

    Darn it! I missed your promotion – too busy with the beginning of school. Please tell me you will do it again sometime?!

  • Caroline says:

    Oh Thank you!! I will stayed tuned!!

  • Fernanda says:

    How do you do this without the pecans?

  • Ann says:

    WOW!!! That’s the biggest fish I’ve ever seen!!! You look AMAZING!!!…I LOVE walleye by the way!…its my FAVORITE fish. Thanks so much for another amazing recipe!

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