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Anxiety is viewed as a message from the body rather than a disease, signaling something that needs attention. Treating anxiety as a fire alarm, it's important to address the root cause behind its triggers. By sitting with anxiety and understanding its messages, individuals can transform the experience, leading to insights about underlying issues.
Epigenetics plays a significant role in how lifestyle and diet choices alter DNA expression. Trauma can affect genetic expression for generations, impacting factors like cortisol metabolism, digestion, and the development of eating disorders. Understanding epigenetics can empower individuals to address health issues by modifying lifestyle and dietary habits.
For individuals dealing with anxiety or trauma, avoiding intermittent fasting is recommended as it may signal stress to the body. Regulating blood sugar, consuming high-quality protein, and focusing on meals that promote feelings of safety can help ease anxiety symptoms. Reconnecting with childhood cultural foods can also provide comfort and grounding.
Anxiety can be a symptom arising from various factors, including blood sugar dysregulation, chronic inflammation, and lifestyle deficiencies. Identifying these root causes through self-assessment and exploring childhood influences can aid in creating a holistic approach towards managing anxiety.
Nutrition plays a crucial role in supporting overall well-being, especially in individuals dealing with anxiety, trauma, or genetic predispositions. By focusing on regular nourishing meals, maintaining blood sugar balance, and re-establishing connections with culturally significant foods, individuals can promote holistic healing and emotional well-being.
Building resilience in gut health is crucial to tolerate stressors like molds and toxins. Strengthening the body's capacity to handle outside stressors is essential. By focusing on daily habits like eating nutrient-dense foods, going for walks, and regulating the nervous system, individuals can enhance their gut health resilience.
Amidst a plethora of nutritional messages, tapping into intuitive eating requires connecting with the body's somatic experience. Intuitive eating involves being mindful of how food choices make the body feel. Recognizing physical and emotional responses while eating can help individuals navigate intuitive eating amidst external influences.
Reconnecting with intuitive eating involves considering how food choices impact the body's sensory responses. Establishing a deep understanding of one's relationship with food through sensory recognition helps enhance intuitive eating. Recognizing the effects on digestion and emotions post-meal can aid in developing an intuitive eating approach.
Balancing resilience and lifestyle modifications is key in promoting overall health. Emphasizing practices that enhance body resilience, such as gut health, alongside lifestyle adjustments, supports well-being. Incorporating nutrient-dense foods, daily walks, and nervous system regulation aids in building resilience and improving overall health.
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Michelle Shapiro, RD, discusses the best way to know the ideal diet for your body and clears up social media nutrition misinformation.
For more from Michelle, you can find her on Instagram at @michelleshapirord or her website, www.michelleshapirord.com. You can find her podcast Quiet The Diet wherever you listen to podcasts.
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Previous episodes referred to in this episode:
Optimizing Brain Health To Maximize Intelligence, Focus, & Memory with Jim Kwik
5 Science-Backed Habits Of The World’s Most Successful People
What Everyone Gets Wrong About Self-Care & Burnout (+ What To Do Instead) with Dr. Pooja Lakshmin
The Liz Moody Podcast cover art by Zack. The Liz Moody Podcast music by Alex Ruimy.
Formerly the Healthier Together Podcast.
This podcast and website represents the opinions of Liz Moody and her guests to the show. The content here should not be taken as medical advice. The content here is for information purposes only, and because each person is so unique, please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions.
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