Sentences with phrase «eat lots of produce»

You eat lots of produce and lean protein, so you're probably all set with vitamins and minerals, right?

Focus on eating lots of produce, lean meats, and whole grains while avoiding processed or refined foods.

Rest is a big part of that along with eating lots of produce, getting some daily movement, and managing my stress levels.

I've been eating a lot of produce this year, and I hope to increase that intake, stop buying frozen Lean Cuisines, and see if I really can boost my energy and metabolism.

Not exact matches

So people think that when you, around Thanksgiving time, when you have a lot of turkey, that makes you tired because of all the tryptophan that you're eating gets produced into melatonin and then it makes us fall asleep.

As a food blogger, I am constantly testing recipe sometimes (most of the time) end up throwing a lot of fresh produce away because I just can't eat it all.

I love having lot's of birds in the garden but they definitely can be a nuisance when they eat YOUR produce.

This may seem like A LOT of produce to eat in a day (it did to me!)

Have you been eating a lot of summer produce this year?

Capsaicin produces the burning heat you experience when eating a hot pepper, and is found a lot in the skin and seeds of peppers.

I tend not to eat well while traveling and end up doing the same thing - spending a lot of time in the produce aisle to stock up on fresh veggies for a week of endless salads.

They've also been very good at teaching me a better way to eat and take care of myself took a bit of work to find paleo products but it really isn't that bad after you try it I have found that I eat a lot of healthier foods and have to visit the produce market regularily now the rest of my body still needs a little help if they could have only treated All of Me but I'll work on that thank you.

Regardless, salad became the only way I would eat vegetables so I made sure to always have lots of fresh produce on hand.

You know, we want moms to eat, so that they can produce more milk, and we want them to drink lots of water, but what other step can they take to nurture their body?

Although organic meat, produce and products cost more than standard food, there are a lot of benefits to eating organic food.

Eating a well - balanced diet, rich in fruits and vegetables, and drinking lots of water, is necessary to ensure that the nursing mom stays healthy and that she produces high quality breast milk for her growing baby.

Organic produce is best and is definitely worth the extra dollars in my opinion because babies don't eat too much and pesticides get concentrated in their little bodies since they eat lots of food for their little sizes.

I know the basics of how it should work — more veggies, more fresh produce, less processed food (which I eat very little of anyway), less white flours and sugars (which I eat a lot of).

Whatever it is you consume affects your baby's bowel movement, so if you eat a lot of gas - producing food - like broccoli, wheat, and more - your baby will feel gassy too.

While we eat lots of organic produce & products, it isn't all organic.

«A high calorie diet means you may not be taking in a lot of fiber, which is an important food for the gut bacteria, and these gut bacteria devoid of any fiber may start eating away at the mucous and also start producing toxins, which causes inflammation to set in,» said Vanamala.

When the pancreatic islets, small masses of cells in the pancreas that produce insulin, are exposed to high levels of nutrients — as is the case among people who eat a lot — they become inflamed.

A 2014 study on which Gaskins was a senior co-author found that switching rural South African Zulus who normally ate a low - fat, high - fiber diet to a diet with a lot of meat and animal fat led to increases in sulfide - producing bacteria in their colon.

If you make a smoothie with only produce, or a lot of it, you'll likely wind up consuming far more servings of fruits and veggies than you would normally eat in one sitting.

But the rest of the time I eat clean, enjoying lots of plant foods, fresh produce, grass - fed meats, wholegrains and unsweetened beverages.

And although it's pretty easy to get most B vitamins by eating a balanced diet containing lots of produce and whole grains, vitamin B12 is another story.

Be sure to remove the stalks from your greens, cut everything up to small sized pieces before adding them to the blender, and always be sure to clean your produce very well (even if it's organic) because it still goes through a lot of handling before you eat it.

So, you still produce bile, but if you eat a meal that contains a lot of fat, you may not have enough of it available at that moment to handle it all at once.

Some of them have been genetically manipulated and so they actually produce their own chemical toxins and so when we eat them, we're eating a lot of that.

... I think I'll probably occasionally cook with coconut oil as I'm really good in this regard (I'm a vegan who eats a whole foods diet rich in lots of raw organic produce daily).

I gave up all grains about a year ago and ate lots of fresh organic produce, sprouted food, meat on the bone and broths, but no fermented food.

I am hyperinsulinemic which means I produce lots of insulin coupled with insulin resistance and do uptake it properly, so eating after not eating for a long time makes me more hungry as well.

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The downsides of this diet are that a lot of people end up eating large quantities of low - quality, industrially produced, hormone and antibiotic - laden animal products that can be inflammatory.

Well, we could just eat a more plant - based diet, but there's not a lot of money in cauliflower and carrots; so, instead, we could attempt to colonize people's colons with genetically engineered, antioxidant - producing bacteria.

It usually takes a lot of fruit to produce a single glass of fruit juice, so you get much more sugar in a glass of juice than you would get by eating whole fruit.

We eat a lot of foods we produce on our little farm, though.

And, of course, the nicest way to enjoy a healthy diet is to eat lots of local, organically produced vegetables, fruits and (if you like) animal foods — in small quantities.

So, there's no doubt that you can eat a diet that is overwhelmingly made of fat and prevent your body from producing a lot of insulin.

(Which is healthier between grass - fed beef and frying meat) A lot of times we tell somebody, you know - eat grass - fed beef were not necessarily differentiating on how they prepare that so they may be barbecuing it and producing a lot of these compounds.

The stomach produces a lot of hydrochloric acid during eating and for good reason, because without it, you can not digest proteins efficiently and you will not absorb calcium and other minerals from foods.

Even if you have a lot of DAO enzymes (the molecule that breaks down histamines) you may not be able to keep up with the amount of histamines in the foods you eat, especially if you eat lots of aged and fermented foods, or microbiologically produced foods, like the standard American diet's favorite «health food» — yogurt.

A lot of people will do better eating before bed especially some protein, fat, and maybe a little bit of carbs because their adrenals may be so messed up, their cortisol may be dropping, their blood sugar may be dropping and it may be causing their adrenals to produce more adrenalin and more cortisol to bring that blood sugar back up which could wake them up in the middle of the night.

The problem is compounded when you eat poorly, exercise rarely, and begin to accumulate a lot of fat — adipose (fat) tissue can actually act as an estrogen - producing organ, and being overweight commonly contributes to an estrogen - heavy hormone balance.

An ample and diverse supply of healthy gut bacteria has been shown to be essential, and that is best obtained through eating lots of different kinds of produce.

I beg to differ: Based on my research and personal experience, while drinking lots of fluids after a large meal can result in significant pressure on the LES, the main reason I believe drinking during or too soon after eating can lead to acid reflux is that the fluids impair digestion by diluting the stomach acid and digestive enzymes we produce.

The connection between nutrient - dense diets and resistance to cavities has been well - established, which is one of the many reasons I ate a very traditional diet throughout pregnancy and breastfeeding: raw milk, lots of butter, pastured and organic meats, local eggs and organic produce.

Sure you'll develop some aerobic and anaerobic conditioning faster than if you just logged in a bunch of miles, but when you're already producing a lot of stress hormones from being in that «time crunch» and also most likely eating poorly and not sleeping well, more anaerobic activity in your already anaerobic life is not a good thing.

Even if you eat a healthy diet, with lots of variety and fruits and vegetables, researchers have documented significant decline in the nutritional value of produce and other foods and ingredients over the past 50 years.

I'm off to a pretty good start on my personal goals (I don't really do «resolutions»)-- 3 grocery stores and a lot of produce later, I have plenty of healthy things to eat and I got my minimum 1 - workout - a-week in (pathetic, I know) so here's to the second week of the year and my favorite new top -LCB- that I somehow scored on sale... go me -RCB-.