The food you eat is either making you more healthy or less healthy. Living with chronic inflammation can cause a ripple effect, or more appropriately, a tsunami of adverse health outcomes. Fortunately, there are some simple ways to identify potential symptoms, and the good news is it’s possible to stop Fatty Liver in its tracks and with an early-enough diagnosis, reverse it for good. But first, we need to understand what Fatty Liver Disease really is.
When your gut is unhappy, your body won’t absorb all the nutrients from your food. The best way to heal your gut is by making consistent, healthy food choices. Food is the one thing you have control of — Every. Single. Day.
The #1 root cause of hormone imbalance I see in women in their late thirties and beyond is a sluggish liver! This is because it slacks off on its duty of cycling out excess toxins and hormones, sending your body into a downward spiral of hormone dysfunction. Your liver’s main job is to filter out toxins and excrete them from your body. But guess what happens when hormonal levels are out of whack and your body begins throwing excess at the liver? It simply can’t keep up.
Let’s unpack the biggest hormone imbalances that appear after 40and how to identify which ones to address!
“What should I eat now that I have this diagnosis?” This is a question I hear all the time, from people who are either dealing with hormone imbalances, thyroid disorders, or autoimmune diseases like Hashimoto’s. While there is no concrete answer to this question (and believe me, I wish there were!), I want to empower you to make the best choices you can make for your body and your health. Let me first say that food is a personal thing. What works for one person may not work for someone else. The best advice I can give is that you listen to your body. This involves finding what makes you feel good and getting rid of the things that don’t!
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