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Flavorful butternut squash and black bean enchilada skillet filled with fiber and protein for a delicious dinner the whole family will love. This easy vegetarian enchilada skillet comes together in 30 minutes and is great for meal prep!

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Nourish your body during the luteal phase with these hormone-balancing meals! Start your day with a fiber-packed smoothie, fuel up at lunch with a sweet potato bowl loaded with veggies, and wind down with a comforting butternut squash curry for dinner. Want more ideas to support your cycle? Stay tuned for more phase-specific tips and recipes! And save this post for when you are in your next luteal phase! 🍑⁠ ⁠ *********************************************⁠ Nourrissez votre corps pendant la pha... Meals During Luteal Phase, Luteal Phase Smoothie, Luteal Phase Meals, Luteal Phase Recipes, Sweet Potato Bowl, Squash Curry, Potato Bowl, Butternut Squash Curry, Luteal Phase

Nourish your body during the luteal phase with these hormone-balancing meals! Start your day with a fiber-packed smoothie, fuel up at lunch with a sweet potato bowl loaded with veggies, and wind down with a comforting butternut squash curry for dinner. Want more ideas to support your cycle? Stay tuned for more phase-specific tips and recipes! And save this post for when you are in your next luteal phase! 🍑⁠ ⁠ *********************************************⁠ Nourrissez votre corps pendant la…

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Let’s talk Luteal Phase! Now this may not be our favorite time of the month, and we might be too familiar with the unwelcome PMS/PMDD that can come with it (hello mood swings!). This phase is usually 14 days long and starts after ovulation until your next period. This is when rising progesterone levels prepare the body for implantation of a fertilized egg. If no egg is fertilized, progesterone and estrogen levels drop (around day 22-24 of the cycle), which is often when PMS/PMDD symptoms…

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