Show Notes
Some things my clients & I find useful when that pre-period bloating hits.
Why is this happening? -Hormone imbalances/changes or gut issues -Add foods that have: potassium, fibre, complex carbs, magnesium, diuretic abilities -Reduce foods that have: lots of salt, added sugar, alcohol, dairy, ultra processed foods
Supplements: -Magnesium -B6 -Dandelion -Vitex -L-glutamine (I like GI revive by DFH) -Probiotics -Fibre -Enzymes, bitters
Lifestyle: -lower your stress -30 mins of moving your body -castor oil packs
Connect with me: - Free call: work with me here - Have period cramps? Check out my online course - DUTCH test (hormone test) - GI Map test (gut test) - Free resources - IG: @nutritionmoderation - TikTok: @nutritionmoderation - nutritionmoderation.com
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