caveman breakfast tacos

As some of you may know, I am currently dealing with two herniated disks in my cervical spine. I finally went and got an MRI and EMG after about a year and half of back, neck, and now head pain, and got some answers from Dr. Millar with SOAR. I am not going to sit here and whine to you (my  husband is getting enough of that) because I am trying to stay positive. Sorry for the minimal posts the past couple of weeks. Time at the computer seems to make things quite a bit worse. Anyways, the good news is I am resting and hopefully healing, and the better news is that I am learning A LOT from this, and will therefor be a better coach with a better understanding of the body and, frankly, the mind and how to cope with this stuff.

Anyways, the point of this is to lead up to a quick product review. I have been a bit desperate to find a respite from the neck and head pain that’s been non-stop for two weeks now. Physical Therapy (and sadly some anti-inflammatories) have helped some, but my patience sucks. In my google searches I came across acupressure mats, and I decided to do some research to find the best one.

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Introducing the Spoonk. I was pretty skeptical at first, but after laying on it for about 20 minutes (with my phone far away), I felt immediate relief, and the tension dissipated. The little spikes hit acupuncture points, releasing endorphins and helping with relaxation. I have been using it each night before bed, and the past three nights have been the first that I have been able to sleep through the night without the pain waking me up.

Now, it’s not a cure-all. I still feel pain, but it seems to offer moments of relief, it’s allowing my nervous system to calm down (which helps with healing), and I am sleeping! I got it for $49.99 on Amazon, which is WAY less than acupuncture treatment. So, I guess it’s safe to say that I am sold. I like the Spoonk…..

Ok, now it’s time for the point of this post…. Rusty and I made this recipe with THESE leftover tortillas, and they were delicious! Never be afraid of the leftovers, people. They create a perfect opportunity for creativity and new recipes! So here you go…

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Paleo Breakfast Tacos (GF, NF, SF)

  • Servings: 8
  • Difficulty: moderate
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WHAT YOU NEED (serves 2):

WHAT TO DO:

  • slice your bacon into strips and then dice it up into smaller pieces
  • put it in a pan and let it sizzle
  • scramble your eggs and pour over the bacon once it is cooked through
  • take your scramble off of the heat once cooked perfectly
  • begin warming your tortillas on a heated pan (I like to add a little bacon grease to the pan first)
  • add some of the eggs and top with a slice of cheese – cover with a small pan to help it melt
  • once the cheese is melted nicely and the tortiila has become a little crispy, pull if off of the griddle
  • fold it in half and press down to form a nice taco shell

 

  • ENJOY!! Let me know what you think….

 

 

 

By | 2015-04-01T10:10:53-08:00 May 17th, 2014|Breakfast, Health, Nutrition, The Mind|0 Comments

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