Exercise has dozens of health benefits, no one is arguing that - but it can also be detrimental to our sleep, hormones, mood and more when we’re overdoing it.
Swings in blood sugar, driven by diet & worsened by lifestyle, have a pro-inflammatory effect on the body, which can put you at higher risk for inflammation-driven conditions, hormonal imbalances, skin conditions, high cholesterol, cancer, and Alzheimers.
Of course detoxing is important. It’s how we clear harmful chemicals, heavy metals, by-products of gut imbalances, and excess hormones. But “detox” is only part of the picture. Before we can actually mobilize those toxins, we need to make sure that they have somewhere to GO.
So as with every system, our gut’s connection to happy hormones really starts with the ability to break down and absorb the nutrients needed to make that system run smoothly…
Our gut health plays a huge role in the function (or DYSfunction) of our immune system. In fact, did you know that around 70% of our immune system is based in the gut? It’s no wonder that gut microbiome research is on the cutting edge for many immune related health conditions.
So you have an idea of what to eat, but you’re not sure how to eat in a way that supports your body without stressing out your brain (because that’s going to be really working against you!). I’m sharing some tips and ideas for turning that new list of foods into a meal-time reality.
Sweet treats, winter cocktails, and more time indoors can hamper our best efforts to stay healthy this season by contributing to inflammation in the body. Check out these 7 strategies for lowering inflammation this season!
Elimination diets have wide appeal and many advocates, as well as their share of challenges and skeptics. I’m speaking to both sides; the ins and outs, ups and downs of elimination diets.