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Feel like holiday indulgence got the best of you? Ready to walk into the new year with a renewed sense of urgency for refreshing your wellness practices? If you’re greeting 2024 with a commitment to improving your 🧠🙏✨ mind-body-spirit health NOT just as the new calendar page turns but far into the future, we’ve got a secret for you … The body is a self-healing wonderland and some gentle tending to your garden is even easier than you think.
Ovulation Phase Foods and Workouts
Learn how to balance your hormones during your ovulatory phase by eating the right meals and doing proper exercise. Visit my website for more tips and recipes to optimizeyour menstrual cycle <3
As estrogen declines during menopause our body naturally begins to produce more Cortisol
As estrogen declines during menopause our body naturally begins to produce more Cortisol FIRSTLY - not all cortisol is “bad” - cortisol is being used as a “fear tactic” on social media right now with a lot of mis information being spread Our body NEEDS cortisol - TOO MUCH cortisol is the issue As we work with menopausal women, reducing cortisol is usually something we do with all our clients. The FIRST place we look at is the activities they are doing that are producing MORE cortisol Skipping meals Poor gut health Poor sleep Lots of coffee and undereating Overtraining compared to what they are eating Correcting these will make a MUCH bigger difference than adding in cortisol reducing foods FYI - so start there then you can work on adding specific foods in This week over inside The FR
Healthy Food
Foods that support natural collagen production #collagen #skincare #beauty #antiaging #collagendrink #skin #vitaminc #glutathione #kolagen #glowingskin #pemutihkulit
Manage stress with these cortisol-reducing foods!
🍌🫐From leafy greens to antioxidant-rich fruits, find out how natural ingredients can help balance your stress hormones and promote wellness. Berries (blueberries, strawberries, raspberries) – Packed with antioxidants that combat stress Leafy Greens (like spinach, kale) – Rich in magnesium, which helps lower cortisol Citrus Fruits (oranges, lemons) – High in Vitamin C, which can reduce cortisol Nuts (almonds, walnuts, cashews) – High in magnesium and healthy fats Beets – High in nitrates and antioxidants that improve blood flow and reduce cortisol Chickpeas – High in zinc, which is linked to lower cortisol levels Dark Chocolate – Contains flavonoids that help reduce cortisol