Superfoods and diet
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I would suggest switching to a healthy low fat diet with plenty of fruits and green leafy vegetables; and see if these help with the symptoms. If there is no improvement seen or the stools continue to be dark, you may consider an evaluation by a gastroenterologist for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate management.
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Physical activity is a good anti-anxiety and self-esteem booster. Healthy diet and/or supplements and vitamins are always good to compensate the lack of nutriments
we are not getting in all the processed food and nutriments we lose by cooking our foods. It has been proven that you are more prone to physical and mental illness while lacking body's needs in nutriments.
Processed foods, pesticides etc are a good reason why most of the people have a lack of nutriments and vitamins/minerals therefore this is why i strongly suggest vitamins/minerals and superfoods supplements. Superfoods are foods that contain high amount of nutriments, vitamins and minerals and have antioxidant and many more proprieties. You must know that there are also natural anti-anxiety remedies and supplements available.
Because some research has shown that women with PCOS are insulin resistant, we need to really watch our sugar intake, while eating LOTs of raw, whole, live fruits, veggies, and superfoods..This along with exercise, stress reduction, (yoga is the best for me) and supplements have been shown to help other women.. I have been pretty down lately, due to the hair loss and skin problems, and have yet to give the natural path a complete go of it.
I use natural facial products and gentle soaps (cetaphil) and try to do a mask every once and a while. I am now breaking out on my forehead (lots of smaller, red bumps) and now my lower acne (usually restricted to my chin is spreading more along my jawline). I have even stopped picking at my acne (used to be a bad habit) and am super cautious about my hair and hands touch my face. I even work out a lot more too-cardio and weights.
Went right out and got the Sun Chlorella, took it as soon as I got in the car w/some water (only 2 tabs), and about 5 minutes later I tasted metal first then like a coolness..??..weird - VERY weird. Went grocery shopping - got my fav (Liverwurst...I know ewwwee..but it's YUMMY!!). I came home and made a quick sandwich and took 4 more. Will let you know what other results are, but if it helps, I'll try ANYTHING!!!!
Thanx!!
Plan healthy meals full of pregnancy superfoods.
Thank you and yes im taking it easy slow walks an hour a day. I eat all the pregnancy superfoods. And vitamins of course. Not craving junk.
I've tried birth control pills and no relief. I had excision surgery and everything only got worse. The ONLY thing that has improved my endo is changing my diet. Cut out wheat/gluten, sugar, dairy, red meat and you'll feel better. Add superfoods like spirulina, goji berries, raw cacao, and you'll feel better. If you research Lupron you'll find that in independent studies something like 20% of all woman who get even one shot of it have debilitating side effects that never go away.
t know, but one thing you can do now is start eating superfoods. Eat lots of fruits and vegetables, organic, fresh when possible, unprocessed, and eat pumpkin seeds every day. They have been shown to fight prostate cancer.
I followed the strict organic food suggestions, wheatgrass, superfoods, acupuncture, DHEA, COQ10, and Royal Jelly. I eliminated dairy from my diet as well. I'm currently 3 weeks pregnant naturally. I'm also 38 years old and was told my eggs were that of a 40+ woman.
My son is 15mo old and the pickiest eater, we let our son eat only finger foods. Let him pick up the foods he likes and feed himself. The book called baby Superfoods was helpful too. Is your son thin or a low weight percentile ??? mine is.
Whaty do you think ???
I happened upon a couple of books by Julia Ross called the Mood Cure and the Diet Cure and for the first time in a long time, felt hope that maybe I could reset my system with some specific nutritional support. The science made sense and I was so excited. But then I read, if you have lupus you should consult with a doctor before trying the supplements.
So what gives? Has anyone tried either of these programs (they are very similar)? What are the risks of amino acids in lupus?
m afraid my new diet plan is not helping. I now eat alot of fruits and veggie and only have one serving of meat a day (usually a chicken cutlet the size of my palm). I run almost every alternate day and cycle occasionally. The average distance I run each time is between 5km to 7km; sometimes 8km on a good day. I usually complete my 5km runs in 40-45 minutes. Do you think I need to increase my meat intake to build more muscles so I can burn off more fat?? Thank You.
The chemotherapy will affect blood components - and hence it would be good to maintain enough protein in the diet to allow the body to re-generate blood components faster. Food that is high in protein involves fish, milk, and egg white.
It may also be good to prepare food that is easier to swallow (a little oil or soup perhaps).
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