We are transitioning from winter to the vibrant days of spring, So, let's delve into key considerations for this month to support your journey towards optimal health.
1. Seasonal Bounty: Welcome Fresh Spring Produce Spring brings so much fresh, seasonal produce. There’s an abundance of spring vegetables like asparagus, peas, spinach, and artichokes. High in nutrients to revitalize your body. 2. Lighter, Fresher Meals: Shift from Winter to Spring Eating Lighter and fresher are the qualities of spring. Include more salads, raw vegetables, fresh herbs and lean proteins. 3. Spring Cleaning for Your Diet: Detoxify Naturally Include foods with natural detoxifying properties, such as leafy greens, cruciferous vegetables, and antioxidant-rich berries. Hydration plays a crucial role, so focus on drinking plenty of water and herbal teas. 4. Allergy Awareness: Combat Seasonal Allergies March can bring a rise in pollen and allergens. including foods like omega-3-rich fish, flaxseeds, local honey and walnuts to help manage allergy symptoms. 5. Outdoor Activity: Fuel Your Active Lifestyle Let’s get outdoors and get moving. Whether it's gardening, hiking, or cycling, nourish your body with nutrient-dense snacks like trail mix or fruit to sustain your energy levels during outdoor pursuits. 6. Balance Blood Sugar: Choose Whole, Unprocessed Foods Focus on whole, unprocessed foods. Include complex carbohydrates, fibre-rich grains, and proteins into your meals to support sustained energy throughout the day. Snack on nuts, seeds, or vegetables to avoid energy spikes and crashes. 7. Spring Herbs: Culinary and Medicinal Delights Spring herbs like parsley, coriander, and dill not only add flavor to your meals but also boast various health benefits. 8. Mindful Eating: Savour the Flavours of Spring Savour each bite, pay attention to your body's hunger and fullness cues, and appreciate the goodness provided by seasonal ingredients. By embracing seasonal produce, adjusting your meals, and incorporating mindful practices, you can set the stage for optimal health. You can follow carina at: www.itsanaturalchoice.com www.breaking-fads.com Rest & Reset webinars - follow us on Facebook Follow her journey on Facebook & Instagram: @itsanaturalchoice @welovebreakingfads Rest & Reset
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AuthorCarina Kennedy was formerly a Nurse, now a Nutritional Therapist and Herbalist living in the west of Ireland. Her passion is food, health and teaching clients to gain control of their life with simple techniques. Archives
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