Ashley Tresoline is the founder of Bella Foodie and a personal chef who has shared her love of health and wellness through food for more than 6 years. After living with MS for over a decade, Ashley discovered the power of clean eating and knew she had to share it with her community. Her expertise has allowed her to educate all age levels, from 4-100, on the value of healthy, organic food and its impact on overall health.

As host of Food For Life, a new show on E360tv, Ashley captures the joy of food and how it is woven into our lives. She shares inspiring stories of wellness through food, tips & tricks in the kitchen, and delicious recipes to help you in your own food healing journey.

Additionally, Ashley is a regular guest on Mass Appeal, a local lifestyle talk show in Western Massachusetts. She has been featured on various media outlets such as Pioneer Valley Communities and The Rhode Show; and has been a contributing writer for Business West and Health Care News.

Ashley is an educator for Greenfield Community College, where her courses are sell-out successes. She is an active member of the community, running virtual workshops for local organizations, such as the Young Professional Society of Greater Springfield.

The passion Ashley has for her craft is unparalleled and her clients can attest to her enthusiasm and dedication. She believes that health starts from the inside out.

During this episode, we chat about:

• What Ashley does at Bella Foodie
• How living with MS influenced her clean eating journey
• The different offers she has at Bella Foodie
• How kids can eat healthier
• The importance of focusing on mental and spiritual health and wellness, in addition to physical health and wellness
• Her process of having her own show
• Different workshops she’s taught at colleges
• How people can still eat healthily on a budget
• Tips for boosting your immune system

And more. Listen to this episode to learn more about Ashley and her love of health and wellness.

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