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October 30, 2024

How To Eat For Your Hormones

with podcast guest

Nicole Jardim

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Basic dietary changes are step one to feeling better, no matter the condition or symptoms you have.

Everything comes from the same root cause: lack of the right nutrients, too many problematic foods, and being in a chronic stress state which will make your body act out. There’s always a reason and your body doesn’t lie.

In this episode, I’m thrilled to be sharing more about the foundational principles of how to improve your hormonal health and menstrual cycles. I’m diving deep into carbohydrates, fats, proteins, and all the controversial food groups. This season I’ll be creating more solo episodes like this, alongside episodes featuring some pretty spectacular guests, so get ready for all the goodness coming your way!

While I’m creating these episodes for the podcast, I’m also creating content for my brand new women’s hormone health certification program. It’s been a longtime goal of mine to turn my apprenticeship program into a certification program and I’ve finally done it! Applications open for the program on September 9th and we kick off in early October. If you want to get on the waitlist for this round or the 2022 program, click here to sign up.

Highlights

  • The role of what we eat in hormonal imbalances, period problems, and fertility issues
  • Treating eating as a meditative practice
  • Why almost everyone will benefit from foundational dietary changes
  • Deprogramming around food
  • Eating better food instead of less food
  • The four foundational questions you absolutely have to start with
  • Why we hold such strong opinions about food
  • Tuning in to your body’s innate wisdom
  • Understanding the diversity of healthy body sizes
  • The connection between body fat and our hormones
  • Carbohydrate options, how much to eat, and the benefits to your body
  • Carbohydrates and your blood sugar
  • What your cravings might be telling you
  • Eating enough of the right fats
  • How you can start adding fats into your diet
  • What you need to know about omega-3 and omega-6
  • How protein benefits your body
  • Animal protein versus plant protein
  • There are no bad foods
  • Questions to ask yourself when it comes to dairy
  • How gluten interacts with your gut
  • Non-gut concerns associated with celiac disease
  • How fruits support your hormone health
  • Figuring out the underlying reasons for sugar cravings

Resources

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