05/27/2024
If you are ready to take the step into eating for emotional well-being:
- Eat more green things (vegetables) in your day, at least one serving with each meal.
- Reduce the coffee and caffeine intake.
- If you eat nuts or nut butters most days of the week, reduce to once a week (or less) and see how you feel. (Nuts and nut butters “congest” the Liver’s function, because they are so rich and dense.)
- Reduce, and preferably eliminate for a period of time, cheese & dairy products (ie mac n’ cheese, ice cream, cream, pizza, etc), fried and oily foods (chips, fries, pastries, etc.)
- Eliminate alcohol and cannabis from your life (it may relax you at first, but all it does is mess up your Liver functioning).
Basically: eat simply, with fresh foods that you prepare yourself (if possible), and keep the number of ingredients in a dish to a minimum. Think of it as a “cleanse” where you give your body a chance to reset. In that time, you will notice a difference in how you feel.
You’ll also notice your tendencies (ie cravings) and how you respond to them can be very illuminating too!
Your body is designed to move. ⛹️♀️
If you don’t move then your body becomes grumpy.
Grumpy bodies create grumpy people!
Move in a way that feels good to you every day. I know that a lot of folks are busy with work, kids and home, but find 20 mins to move your body. Maybe instead of plopping on the couch after dinner and work, you can go out for a leisurely 20 minute walk in the neighborhood.
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