TMHS 775 - The Shocking Link Between Infertility, Blood Sugar, & Metabolic Health - With Kelly LeVeque
Mar 20, 2024
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Discover why balanced blood sugar is crucial for overall health and fertility, how to use the Fab 4 for blood sugar balance, and the hidden dangers of microplastics on fetal development. Learn about the importance of nutrient-dense breast milk, enhancing brain function with electrolytes, and balancing blood sugar for children's health.
Balancing blood sugar levels impacts hunger hormones, body composition, and chronic illness risk.
Educating on nutrition empowers making informed dietary choices beyond fad diets.
Blood sugar balance influences fertility rates, cognitive function, and immunity for optimal health.
Deep dives
Satiety Hormones and Their Impact on Health
Exploring the role of satiety hormones, like GLP1, in maintaining health and satiety levels. Understanding how different satiety-related hormones work collaboratively to promote sustainable health and food satisfaction.
Fostering a Healthy Relationship with Food
Discussing the importance of educating individuals, especially young adults, on healthy nutrition and metabolic health to empower them to make informed dietary choices. Emphasizing the need to move beyond fad diets and focus on nutrient-density and blood sugar balance.
Effects of Blood Sugar on Health, Fertility, and Cognitive Function
Highlighting the profound impact of blood sugar regulation on health outcomes, fertility rates, cognitive function, and immunity. Emphasizing the significance of balancing blood sugar levels to support overall well-being and avoid chronic diseases.
Childhood Nutrition and Blood Sugar Balance
Addressing the critical role of maintaining blood sugar balance in children's mood, learning abilities, and immunity. Discussing the need to prioritize protein, fats, and fiber in children's diets to support optimal health and cognitive function.
Educational Empowerment for Children's Nutrition
Advocating for educational empowerment for children regarding nutritious food choices, understanding the importance of macronutrients, blood sugar balance, and the impact of food on overall health. Encouraging parents to teach children about nourishing foods that foster blood sugar balance and vitality.
One of the foundations of nutrition is balanced blood sugar. Understanding how to eat in a way that has minimal impacts on your blood glucose levels can have substantial effects on your hunger hormones, body composition, risk for chronic illnesses, and so much more.
Today’s guest is holistic nutritionist and bestselling author, Kelly Leveque. Kelly’s approach to nutrition is centered around blood sugar balance and creating a sustainable lifestyle without food drama. On this episode of The Model Health Show, she’s sharing her checklist for building a balanced plate, why nutrition is a critical yet often overlooked component of fertility, and how to help your children build healthy habits.
In this interview, you’re going to learn about the multitude of benefits that breastfeeding offers, key nutrients for fertility, and why blood sugar balance is vital in so many aspects of our health. This episode covers a ton of ground, and I know you’re going to find Kelly’s balanced, practical approach to nutrition empowering and enlightening. Enjoy!
In this episode you’ll discover:
Why we need more education around nutrition.
What body love means.
How to use the Fab 4 to balance your blood sugar.
The connection between blood sugar spikes and chronic illnesses.
How your hunger hormones work.
The shocking reality about fertility rates in the US.
Which two reproductive disorders are linked to insulin resistance.
The biggest lever you can pull to influence your fertility.
Important lifestyle shifts men can make during preconception.
How to reduce oxidative stress, one small step at a time.
The bidirectional health benefits of breastfeeding.
Key nutrients to avoid postpartum depletion.
How blood sugar dysregulation impacts children.
The connection between sugar and immunity.
Why focusing on metabolic health can improve outcomes in the classroom.