Not exact matches
I tried everything: increasing my fluid
intake,
making sure I
got enough rest and food.
Anyone who doesn't have any food related problems and that have excellent gut health may do great with soaked, sprouted or fermented grains, but I'd still recommend only adding these in after optimizing other aspects of the diet, increasing vegetable
intake and
making sure to
get enough high quality proteins and fats.
To
make sure you're
getting enough of this good stuff bump your fish
intake up to twice weekly.
Because the produce used to
make fresh juice won't count toward your fiber
intake, you'll need to
make sure you are
getting enough fiber from other daily servings of vegetables and fruits.
I would also focus on
making sure you're
getting enough saturated and monounsaturated fats, keep your sugar
intake low, and
make sure you're
getting enough vitamin D and Zinc — all items linked with boosting your testosterone naturally.
If you follow a high - protein diet,
make sure to include organ meats and shellfish to ensure you
get enough glycine to balance your methionine
intake.
If my body is craving salt, I look at my
intake of chloride - rich foods to
make sure I'm
getting enough natural sodium in my diet.
Make sure you're
getting enough fiber to ensure that waste moves through your intestines efficiently and increase your
intake of water.
Make sure you
get enough essential vitamins and micronutrients in a day by having a rainbow of color each day from your vegetables and limited fruit
intake.
It is important that you
get adequate caloric
intake though, so
make sure you eat
enough, matching the calories you burn over the course of the day, which can be a challenge to people new to the WFPB lifestyle as the food calorie density is much lower than the standard western diet.
If this resonates with you, or you know deep down you may not be eating
enough, try tracking your food
intake for just a few days to
make sure you are
getting enough calories and nutrition, or set up an appointment with a nutritionist or coach, especially if you aren't
getting your period or are an active woman!
That's why we use things like magnesium oil and magnesium body butter and eat magnesium rich foods to
make sure we're
getting enough intake.
Hi Nancy,
make sure you
get enough electrolytes - check out this post: «Keto - flu» and Sufficient
Intake of Electrolytes
If you have an overweight or obese cat, the first step is to
get your cat to the vet and
make sure that nothing else is wrong, and that she's healthy
enough to exercise and reduce calorie
intake.