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Pay attention to how different foods make you feel from "summary" of Healing Kitchen by Alaena Haber

It is crucial to tune in to your body's signals when it comes to the foods you consume. Each person's body reacts differently to various foods, and paying attention to these reactions can provide valuable insight into what works best for your individual needs. When you eat a meal, take note of how you feel afterwards. Do you feel energized or fatigued? Are you experiencing any digestive discomfort or bloating? These are all important clues that can help you determine which foods are serving you well and which ones may be causing issues. By keeping a food journal, you can track your meals and any symptoms or reactions you experience. This will allow you to identify patterns and make connections between certain foods and how they make you feel. For example, you may notice that after eating gluten-containing foods, you feel sluggish and experience brain fog. This could indicate a sensitivity or intolerance to gluten, prompting you to explore gluten-free alternatives to see if your symptoms improve. Experimenting with different types of foods and observing how they affect your body is a valuable tool in understanding your unique nutritional needs. It may require some trial and error, but by listening to your body's signals, you can gradually uncover which foods support your health and well-being. Remember, what works for one person may not work for another, so it's important to focus on your own reactions and responses to the foods you eat.
  1. The goal is to nourish your body in a way that makes you feel vibrant and healthy. By paying attention to how different foods make you feel, you can empower yourself to make informed choices that support your overall wellness. Your body has incredible wisdom, and by listening to it, you can cultivate a deeper understanding of what truly nourishes you.
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