07/15/2021
The dreaded word.
I know what you’re thinking, and I’m here to change it.
Dietary choices can make impactful changes to your and if they’re done with intention. Not just a blanket that leaves you sad and angry….
Here’s when diet becomes most important:
1. Vegetarianism/Veganism- I am all for a diet but eliminating animal protein comes with nutrient deficiencies. As long as you stay on top of them with directed foods and supplements, all is well.
2. Digestive concerns - believe it or not having constipation/diarrhea/IBS/bloating can be treated through diet! 🤯 Your digestion is tightly linked to your hormones, so a directed diet based on your specific situation is key.
3. Insulin dysregulation - this can present as , irregular cycles, heavy cycles, , weight management difficulty, dizziness, appetite changes, fatigue and a whole lot more. Insulin is a hormone itself and has a dramatic impact on menstrual health and fertility, and yes diet can make it better. This one also benefits from regular exercise.
4. Endometriosis - when estrogen goes wild, diet is often right alongside it. Pain, flow and fertility can all be improved through dietary changes.
These are my top 4. I see all of these in practice daily. I also see improvement daily. Get that diet sorted and you’re on your way.