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Doctor Reveals Small Dietary Changes To Improve Menstrual Cycle

2022-12-13T21:52:08Z

BeulahHarkness: ページの作成:「A doctor has revealed how small dietary changes can ease symptoms during every phase of your menstrual cycle. Los Angeles-based doctor Alona Pulde is the woman behin…」

A doctor has revealed how small dietary changes can ease symptoms during every phase of your menstrual cycle. Los Angeles-based doctor Alona Pulde is the woman behind the groundbreaking documentary Forks Over Knives and co-wrote the bestselling of the same name. In collaboration with Lifesum, she's revealed how small changes to what we're eating can have a huge impact on how we feel during our period -from consuming iron-rich foods while menstruating, to clearing out excess oestrogen with fermented food. 'What you eat plays a huge role in overall health creation, including how you feel throughout your cycle,' said Dr Pulde. 'Most people think of periods as just a week-long occurrence, but in reality it's a month-long cycle and nutrient-dense foods can help replenish your body and balance your hormones throughout.' Here, Femail reveals exactly which types of food to eat at each phase of your cycle to ensure your body is getting the nutrients it needs. Los Angeles-based doctor Alona Pulde revealed how diet impacts you during each phase of your menstrual cycle FOLLICULAR PHASE This is the first two weeks (days 1-12) of the cycle, and overlaps with the menstrual phase. During this phase, oestrogen levels start to rise again and energy increases. With more energy you may also notice greater motivation to exercise and get back on your healthy eating track. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Eating fibre-rich foods (fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes) and fermented foods (kombucha, kimchi, sauerkraut) help to metabolise and clear excess oestrogen. 'During this phase, it's common to have more energy,' says Dr Pulde. 'Now is a great time to incorporate nutrient-dense foods rich in vitamins, minerals and dietary fibre, including fruits, vegetables, nuts/seeds and whole grains.' During the first two weeks of your period, Dr Alona Pulde advises eating fibre-rich foods and fermented food and drinks such as Kombucha (stock image) OVULATION PHASE Between the follicular and luteal phase is ovulation, which lasts from about day 12-14. During this time you may experience some cravings so it's important to eat enough of the type of food that fills you up, especially those foods that are rich in fibre and high in nutrients. These include fruits (berries, apples, pears, bananas), vegetables (broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, artichoke, kale, sweet potatoes), legumes (beans, lentils, peas), whole grains (quinoa, oats, whole wheat pasta, barley) and nuts/seeds (almonds, pistachios, sesame/pumpkin/sunflower seeds). This is also a good time to ensure you are including healthy fats, including avocados, chia or flax seeds, walnuts, etc. Eat at regular times to maintain stable blood sugar levels and always keep a nutritious snack with you so you can quickly fill up some energy. Some snack ideas include avocado and spinach toast, hummus and cucumber or carrots, frozen banana and peanut butter, and edamame. Make sure to stay hydrated during the day by always having a water bottle with you and using apps like Lifesum to track your water intake. 'Remember, everyone's body works differently, and our needs vary,' adds Dr Pulde. 'Focusing on a balanced, varied nutrient-dense diet that provides enough energy is key - not only for performance, but for our overall well-being.' Between the follicular and luteal phase is ovulation, when the doctor recommends healthy fats such as avocado and eat at regular times to maintain stable blood sugar levels. Stock image LUTEAL PHASE This is the last two weeks (day 14-28) of the cycle. During this phase, both oestrogen and progesterone are raised. This is when pain feels a bit more intense as large amounts of prostaglandins, a chemical that stimulates contractions, is released. To help lower levels, and therefore reduce cramps, focus on anti-inflammatory nutrients such as omega 3 (walnuts, flaxseed, chia seeds), antioxidants like vitamin C (found in fruit - particularly berries - and vegetables) and vitamin E (found in leafy greens, [https://pinfaves.com/blair-walnuts-weight-loss/ https://pinfaves.com/blair-walnuts-weight-loss/] avocado, and whole grains). 'In this phase, it's common to feel tired,' says Dr Pulde. 'Ensure you eat complex carbs that provide fibre and vitamins to balance moods and curb cravings, including whole-grains, beans and starchy vegetables. 'Try to avoid or cut back on caffeine and alcohol. And when energy levels drop, healthy snack options are ideal, including hummus and veggie sticks, apples and almond butter, and homemade fruit and nut bars.' During the last two weeks of your cycle, the doctor advises eating plenty of foods with anti-inflammatory nutrients such as omega 3 to ease symptoms caused by raised estrogen and progesterone. Stock image MENSTRUAL PHASE This is the phase of your cycle where oestrogen and progesterone levels are lowest; you shed your uterine lining, and bleeding occurs. It typically lasts between three to seven days and can involve cramping, fatigue, low back pain and mood swings. When period blood is lost, it's important to up your iron-rich foods with animal products such as red meat, poultry and fish (heme iron) or plant-based products, including leafy greens, beetroot and legumes (non-heme iron). During the menstrual phase the doctor advises eating iron-rich foods with animal products such as red meat, poultry and fish. Stock image adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

The Feast Goes On: Chocolate Nut Clusters

2022-12-13T21:46:06Z

BeulahHarkness: ページの作成:「Food stylist: Louise Kenney. Props stylist: Charlie Phillips Shell-on nuts can hang around long after the chocolates and Christmas desserts have disappeared. So…」

Food stylist: Louise Kenney. Props stylist: Charlie Phillips Shell-on nuts can hang around long after the chocolates and Christmas desserts have disappeared. So spend half an hour one evening shelling them to make these not overly naughty nut-cluster treats. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Makes 20-23 1 tsp vegetable oil 200g mix of nuts - pecans, walnuts, almonds - chopped into 1cm pieces 2 tbsp maple syrup 1 tbsp smooth orange juice 100g dark chocolate (approx 70% cocoa), broken into pieces 100g milk chocolate, broken into pieces Preheat the oven to 150C/ 130C fan/gas 2. Brush the base of a large roasting pan with the oil. Combine all the nuts in a medium bowl and spread in a thin layer over the base. Toast for 20 minutes. Blend the maple syrup and orange juice in a small bowl. Drizzle over the nuts, stir to coat then roast for another 30 minutes, stirring halfway through. Loosen with a spatula and spread over a sheet of baking paper and leave to cool.Gently melt the dark and milk chocolate in a large bowl set over a pan with a little simmering water in it, and leave to cool to room temperature. Fold in the nuts and stir to coat evenly with the chocolate, [https://pinfaves.com/blair-walnuts-weight-loss/ pinfaves.com] then spoon heaped teaspoons into mini muffin cups and pop these into the fridge for an hour to set. Remove from the fridge. These will keep well, loosely covered, for several days. Annie's latest cookbook, Eat to Save the Planet, will be published on 31 December by Bluebird, price £16.99 adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

The Super-fast Shape-up Plan: Flourless Chocolate Chip Cookies

2022-12-13T21:40:06Z

BeulahHarkness: ページの作成:「 MINDFUL DAY Sticky and delicious, these cookies are a healthier alternative to shop-bought ones. Refined sugars have no nutritional value, [https://pinfa…」

MINDFUL DAY Sticky and delicious, these cookies are a healthier alternative to shop-bought ones. Refined sugars have no nutritional value, [https://pinfaves.com/blair-walnuts-weight-loss/ https://pinfaves.com/blair-walnuts-weight-loss/] while natural sugars, such as the coconut variety here, contain a fibre called inulin. It's not completely saintly but it has a lower glycaemic index, which makes it a little gentler on blood sugar levels. In combination with the oats, which are high in fibre, these cookies won't cause a wild blood sugar spike. GLUTEN-FREE (if using gluten-free oats) DAIRY-FREE SERVES 6 (makes 12 cookies) PREP 10 minutes COOK 10 minutes CALORIES PER SERVING 260 1 egg 75g coconut sugar 100g coconut oil, melted 90g rolled oats (gluten-free, if preferred) 150g ground nuts (almonds, cashews, hazelnuts) 1 tbsp finely chopped nuts (almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, walnuts, macadamia) pinch of ground cinnamon pinch of salt 100g plain dark chocolate (minimum 70% cocoa), chopped Preheat the oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Line a baking tray with nonstick baking paper.Mix all the ingredients together in a bowl and then spoon the mixture on to the lined baking tray. Make sure each spoonful is well spaced out and flatten them down a bit so they resemble a cookie shape. How many cookies the mixture makes will depend on how big you want them - I usually make around 12, but they're not perfect and nor should they be.Bake in the oven for 10 minutes then leave to cool on a wire rack. They'll keep for a week in an airtight container. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

A Plant Enthusiast Has Shown How You Can Easily Grow Walnuts At Home

2022-12-13T21:34:16Z

BeulahHarkness: ページの作成:「A plant enthusiast has shown how you can easily grow walnuts at home. Brad Canning, from , posted a to his popular page demonstrating how you can grow walnuts using s…」

A plant enthusiast has shown how you can easily grow walnuts at home. Brad Canning, from , posted a to his popular page demonstrating how you can grow walnuts using some plyers, a container and paper towel. The TikToker starts the clip by saying you'll need a handful of walnuts and something to 'smash them with' like plyers. Scroll down for video Plant enthusiast, Bran Canning, has shared how to grow walnuts at home in a video posted to TikTok He creates a hole in the shell at the 'pointy end' of each walnut with the plyers so the root can come through. 'I'm doing six of these in total but once all the bottoms are open you're going to want to soak them in water for 48 hours,' he said. Brad puts the walnuts in a container filled with water for them to soak for two days. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 52 shares Brad creates a hole in the shell at the 'pointy end' of each walnut with the plyers so the root can come through then puts them in a container filled with water for them to soak for two days After they've soaked, he takes them out of the water, wraps each nut in a sheet of paper towel and places back into a container. Brad spritzes the paper towel before sealing the container and placing them in the fridge. He said the walnuts should start to grow in about two weeks. After they've soaked, he takes them out of the water, wraps each nut in a sheet of paper towel before placing them back into a container, spritzing with water and putting them in the fridge 'Don't forget to follow along the journey because I've been wanting to do this for so long,' Brad finished the clip. Fans were impressed with his new experiment and were keen to follow along. 'Organic walnuts?! Can't wait to see where this goes,' one viewer wrote. 'Walnuts now? What can you not grow? another said. Brad has gained a loyal following of 477,000 users on TikTok for his simple tips and tricks on how to grow and care for plants at home Brad has gained a loyal following of 477,000 users on TikTok for his simple tips and tricks on how to grow and care for plants at home. Previously he went viral for showing how to grow a luscious tree tree from an avocado pit. In a short video he said the process requires little maintenance and all you need to do is preserve the avocado seed. After three to four months the plants grow to become very tall and have gorgeous large leaves, which will be sure to fill any dull corner or kitchen space. An Australian plant enthusiast and YouTuber has revealed how to grow stunning living room houseplants using avocado seeds Brad has been growing avocado plants for [https://pinfaves.com/blair-walnuts-weight-loss/ pinfaves.com] a couple of years and has become 'obsessed' due to the 'super-fast' growing process. In the clip, Brad removed the seed from the avocado using a fork and ran it under water. He then dried the seed and peeled off the skin with his fingers to ensure it doesn't go mouldy. To allow the seed to germinate and grow a root, Brad wet a paper towel to wrap the seed in and placed it in a Ziplock bag to boost the humidity. To allow the seed to germinate and grow a root, Brad wet a paper towel to wrap the seed in and placed it in a Ziplock bag to boost the humidity. After two to three weeks the root will begin to grow After two to three weeks in Ziplock bags, the seeds will crack and a root will become exposed. 'Put the root in water and it will start to sprout … be careful though, this it a total addiction,' Brad said. It's important to make sure only the roots or half the seed is placed in water - Brad accomplished this by using a vase that's roughly the same diameter as the seed. <div class="art-ins mol-factbox femail" data-version="2" id="mol-3f782da0-6473-11ec-b405-31382a20276a" website enthusiast shares his simple trick to grow walnuts from home

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2022-12-13T21:34:07Z

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