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- Celebrity Nutritionist and New York Times best selling author, JJ Virgin
- Nutritional Expert and author of The All Day Energy Diet, Yuri Elkaim
- Bulletproof Coffee founder, Dave Asprey
- World renowned diabetes coach, Dr. Brian Mowl
Arguably, food is a lot like music.
- They both ignite passion in people
- They can be really awesome or really terrible
- They can bring us together and connect us on so many levels
- They can affect our mood and temperament
- They can improve or worsen our ability to exercise
- They come in a variety of infinite options
- Cooking is an art – playing music or singing is an art
Food at the GRAMMYs
Unlike the music, the food being offered was only a small step up from what you might get at a baseball game. You know, nachos, popcorn, hotdogs, cotton candy, soda, etc. Because I was in a sky box, we had access to nuts, cheeses, finger foods (loaded with gluten), and beverages. I stuck with the water, and saved myself the grief. That being said, I did get to have a rooftop dinner at a nice restaurant (rooftop view pic below). Salad, cauliflower and steak comprised the meal. I can honestly say, the GRAMMYs isn’t my thing. However; I had a great time watching the performances and hanging out with some really smart people. That being said, I wanted to share the pictures I took during the event, because I realize that not everyone gets the opportunity to go to an event like this. It is a once in a lifetime kind of experience. Here you go:
My absolute favorite view of the night was the rooftop skyline at dinner. You can see the fog from the ocean rolling in between the buildings. Again, the picture doesn’t do it justice. If you ever get a chance to see the LA skyline at night, it is a beautiful sight.
Always looking out for you, Dr. Osborne – The Gluten Free Warrior