Society tells us that our worth is based on our weight and how much we can do in a day. In reality, your worth is not tied to any of those things, and it is time that you stop pressuring yourself and start seeing yourself through the eyes of the people who love you.
Health resolutions and diets often bring in a new year, but that is not the best way to improve how you feel. Changing your health outcome starts with what is on your fork, and all it takes is simple and actionable changes. The truth is, diets are not sustainable. The belief that we haven’t lost weight because we haven’t found the ‘right’ diet stems from companies trying to sell you things.
SIBO affects millions of people but can be tough to diagnose, given the wide array of symptoms and root causes. It takes a solid autoimmune and anti-inflammatory protocol to clear up what is going on in your body. But with the right foods and lifestyle adjustments, it is possible to fix your gut and hormones with a beautifully diverse diet.
Did you know that what you eat actually plays a large part in how you are feeling? Eating the right foods can improve your mood, prevent a wide range of psychological and cognitive health issues, and boost your emotional capacity. Dr. Uma Naidoo is a board-certified psychiatrist, nutritional specialist, and professionally trained chef, who is here today to share how you can use food as medicine to nourish your body and soul every day.
The foods you eat are either causing or fighting inflammation, and I’m tackling some of the biggest heavy-hitters in today’s Friday Q&A episode. Digestive issues, low energy, brain fog, allergies, skin rashes, migraines, PCOS, thyroid issues, and so many other common problems are the direct result of inflammation in your body.
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