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Ep13: Harmony on the Plate: Navigating Dietary Approaches and Embracing Diversity

Ep13: Harmony on the Plate: Navigating Dietary Approaches and Embracing Diversity

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In this episode, I take you on a journey through a variety of dietary approaches, exploring their benefits and considerations. From AIP to SIBO, we dive into the spectrum of choices available.

But amidst the diversity, one constant shines: the importance of dietary variety. Join me as we uncover the power of embracing a diverse plate for optimal well-being.

Tune in and discover how each approach contributes to the tapestry of nourishment, ultimately leading us to the profound wisdom that balance and diversity are truly key.

Key Takeaways:

  • If you're doing a elimination type diet make sure to reintroduce foods after addressing the gut.
  • 1/2 plate should be non-starchy veggies, 1/4 starches/grains, 1/4 protein (or the size of your palm), 1/8 fat
  • Increase diversity
  • Aim for 30 different veggies per week
  • eat seasonal & lots of colors - eat the rainbow
  • Listen to your cravings - Your body is communicating with you. (carbs mean candida or need for energy!)
  • Eat right for you!
  • Eat organic as much as possible. See EWG's Clean 15/Dirty Dozen. Avoid toxicant in your food
  • Avoid highly processed foods

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Much love till next time,

DrK

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