Best known for its ability to help you lose weight, Intermittent Fasting (IF) is rising in popularity. Research is showing that IF can really be helpful for people to heal certain conditions beyond just losing weight.
When it comes to your hormones, your liver is the most important (and often overlooked) place to start. Especially for women as you approach 40 and beyond, protecting and supporting your liver is a critical piece to ensure you make the transition to menopause with ease and grace. When your liver fails to do this effectively, the most common result is estrogen dominance.
SIBO affects millions of people but can be tough to diagnose, given the wide array of symptoms and root causes. It takes a solid autoimmune and anti-inflammatory protocol to clear up what is going on in your body. But with the right foods and lifestyle adjustments, it is possible to fix your gut and hormones with a beautifully diverse diet.
The #1 root cause of hormone imbalance I see in women in their late thirties and beyond is a sluggish liver! This is because it slacks off on its duty of cycling out excess toxins and hormones, sending your body into a downward spiral of hormone dysfunction. Your liver’s main job is to filter out toxins and excrete them from your body. But guess what happens when hormonal levels are out of whack and your body begins throwing excess at the liver? It simply can’t keep up.
Fats carried such a bad rap for so long that it’s easy to find yourself still thinking they should be limited or completely avoided. But not all fats will make you fat or lead to clogged arteries, heart issues, or weight gain. On the contrary, healthy fats are vital for your body to function at its best. They keep you energized, help you think clearly, enable you to digest and absorb necessary vitamins, and maintain your cell membranes. And, yes! They help to keep those hormones balanced!
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