Bone Broth Recipe (And Meeting Charles Stanley) - Eat Pray Get Well (2024)

I don’t know what to talk about first? This bone broth recipe or my recent opportunity to meet Charles Stanley! Both are exciting in different ways, but I’ll start off with Charles Stanley. Many of you know who he is and for those that don’t, he has been a preacher for over 60 years and you can find his television show “InTouch” on TV (and radio) each week. If you are scratching your head right now wondering why this could be exciting, let me explain why this meeting meant so much to me.

How I met Charles Stanley

The short and sweet version is that twenty years ago, my life was a mess. And not just in the physical. I had already been dealing with over a decade of chronic illness(s) by this point, but emotionally my life was also in shambles. For me, his sermons were the equivalent of someone throwing me a life preserver if I were drowning.

Many nights I would fall asleep with his sermons playing on my phone next to my pillow.His messages enabled me to find peace through the darkness, as well as guidance. I had always thought about wanting to meet him, and for years I knew EXACTLY what I’d say if I ever got the opportunity. Bob and I watch him without fail every Sunday, and every Sunday I say the same thing. “One day Bob, I want to meet Charles Stanley”! (as I’m typing this I realize this all sounds a little stalker-ish, but it’s really not, I promise) I just had enormous gratitude for what his words have helped me accomplish in my life. Well, last weekend I go to do just that, and even better I got to hand him the heartfelt letter I wrote (that is what he’s looking at in his hands).

I found out the odds are of meeting himare close tonil. People come from around thecountry each week to attend his services. But as it says in Matthew 19:26, “with God all things are possible”. Iamhonored and thankful I got totell one of the most influential people in my life “thank you”.

What You Will Need For Bone Broth (Kaufmann Diet Friendly)

• 2 pounds chicken or beef bones
• 1 bag of carrots diced
• 6 ribs of celery chopped
• 2 garlic cloves chopped
• 1 onion chopped
• 32 oz.organic/yeast free chicken broth (for extra flavor)
• 1 1/2 cups water
• 2 tsp. salt

Instructions

• Place all ingredients in crock pot and simmer for 24 hours. Let cool before refrigerating.
• If you are following the Kaufmann diet, this bone broth soup recipe would be considered fine on Phase 1 (also known as Kaufmann 1)

UPDATE– My Second edition book, Eat Pray Get Well has been released. Foreword written by Doug Kaufmann – Host of televisions “Know The Cause” and book was dedicated to doctor Charles Stanley.

It’s a story of overcoming chronic illness, a difficult childhood, and food addiction… with 60 recipes free of gluten, wheat, yeast, peanuts, refined sugar

It can be found both on mywebsiteor onAmazon.

If you are sick and running from doctor to doctor in search of the “cause” of your mystery illness . . .

Feel stuck from past hurts and in search of emotional freedom . . .

If you are a junk food junkie or have an unhealthy relationship with food . . .

More About Bone Broth

If you have any digestive issues including leaky gut and food allergies,this is probably one of the top healing tools in your arsenal. I’m going to be hitting on this topic of leaky gut a lot more often as studies are linking it to autoimmune diseases including Hashimoto’s, Chronic Fatigue, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, and more. If you don’t have a local health food store that sells it, you can always make it yourself!