Despite what you may have heard, there is just no such thing as healthy sugar. In this short post, I tackle some of the most common myths regarding sugar consumption, as well as share five research-backed strategies to use when you DO indulge–so that you can avoid the immediate repercussions AND improve your long-term health.
Having a diverse diet is key to improving your gut health, brain health, energy levels, metabolism, and so much more. While incorporating new foods into you and your family’s diet might seem intimidating, it is actually an incredibly easy, cheap, and effective way to improve how your body and mind are functioning.
I have personally had great success with intermittent fasting, especially in improving my energy, insulin levels, blood sugar levels, and brain function. All while giving myself an extra incentive to eat the right portions of the right foods at the right times. And that’s just scratching the surface.
Pooping doesn’t just move our digested food out of our bodies on a daily basis — it also eliminates toxins and harmful hormone metabolites, such as estrogen. Ever since I became a hormone expert, however, poop has become an important focus in ensuring hormones in the body stay balanced. And for a good reason too!
Keeping your blood sugar in balance is one of the most important areas for lasting health. Stable blood sugar and insulin levels can determine whether you’re facing your day with energy and vitality, or sluggishness and unpredictability.
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