Hello! My name is Hannah Laurel and welcome to my blog! I am an 18 year-old sister and daughter, a future collegiate athlete, and a high-school senior in love with learning about health, fitness, and how to channel my own intuition to balance hormones, workouts, and yummy food. My love of everything positive-body related came from being an athlete more than half of my life, and continuing. I used to run miles and lifts for hours only to end up going to sport(s) practice several hours later. I was eating way too many calories (and I've tried just about every diet in the book), and exercising way too much. My body was out of wack. And I'm not going to lie, it still is. But here I am on my journey to self-love, nourish, empower, cycle sync, and explore this crazy world called "The Health Industry" with recipes, balanced workouts & schedules, and hormone repair. You can contact me by email at hannahlaurel.mcelroy@gmail.com
Diet is a broad term and a dirty word. I am not AT ALL a fan of the word "diet." But for some reason, it is a word the entire western hemisphere understands. When someone goes on a "diet," they change their eating habits, their exercise regime (if they even had one) and they stick to it. For like, two months. And then they go back to their old habits and regain most of - if not all - of the weight they worked so hard to lose. The original definition for "diet" is the kinds of food that a person, animal, or community habitually eats. How the heck did we change that? I am not going to go into how the western hemisphere has changed the definition of a whole word but rather I am going to rant about my diet. As the original definition has it. Except.. we are going to change the word. Because I still think "diet" is dirty. How about... Lifestyle? Yes, let us go with that. What is my Lifestyle? Lifestyle is defined as the way in wh...