If you're not willing to cut out
grains from your diet completely, just work on MINIMIZING those foods gradually and see how your body adjusts.
Not exact matches
And you know the rest of the drill —
completely eliminate refined carbs and over-processed foods
from your
diet, bring in tons of high quality protein
from lean meat, dairy, fish, eggs and nuts, swap all of your favorite fried junk foods containing trans fats with food sources that are abundant with healthy fats, and finally — don't forget to eat your fiber - loaded veggies, whole
grains and fruits.
I have been keeping her away
from breads and
grains (not
completely), she brushes with coconut oil and bentonite clay, and I try to make sure she has a healthy
diet.
If you've noticed any issues with digestion, immune health, or mental clarity, you will likely find the most relief
from a low FODMAPs
diet or a
completely grain - free
diet, similar to going Paleo.
I knew the
grains triggered my blood sugar spike, so I started eliminate all
grains and beans
from my
diet completely, but I was still afraid of fat especially saturated fat.
I also want to warn about
completely omitting
grain from the
diet, as in the Paleo
diet.
As to me, who am no food scientist, there is but one way out of this catch - 22: to carry on and
completely phase out
grains from my
diet, as I have already considerably reduced my
grain intake.