I help women 40+ with GI and IBS issues decrease bloating, fatigue, & stress so you look and feel your best to be who God created you to be!
What’s another big issue that may be causing your high histamine levels? Stress! We all have stress in our lives. But it’s our reaction to the stress that determines how our bodies and minds handle that stress. And if we live in a perpetual state of stress without learning how to manage it, that’s what …
Is there a hidden connection between what you eat and your high histamine allergic reactions? Histamines are chemicals in your body that help you regulate foods and things you come in contact with like dust, pollen, pet dander, or things you inhale such as fragrances, car fumes, etc. If you are histamine intolerant, you have …
Do you have high histamine levels? Are your histamine levels causing or amplifying your symptoms? Not simply your runny nose or congestion, but also your digestive symptoms like bloating, diarrhea, or even fatigue? What are histamines? Histamines are chemicals found in our body to help our immune system handle food we eat, things we come …
What’s the most common question I’m asked as a health and wellness coach regarding eating? It is, “How do I actually eat healthier?” Maybe you’ve asked that, too. You’re ready to eat some healthier foods but aren’t sure exactly how to do it. Maybe you think by the time you’re ____ years old, you should …
Did you know that a high cortisol level is one reason you may not be sleeping well at night? Sleep loss triggers our body’s stress response system, leading to elevated cortisol which further disrupts sleep. Plus, did you know if you’re in perimenopause or menopause, your cortisol levels naturally rise? So no wonder you have …
Did you know that your sleep can be improved by the food you eat? Nutrition is one big factor in what is hurting or helping your sleep. So why and what can you do? Did you know that insomnia is the most common sleep disorder? About 15 – 20% of the population have short-term insomnia, …
Do you have a sweet tooth? Love sugary foods? If so, you’re not alone. But did you know that consuming an excess of sugar each day contributes to many chronic health diseases including metabolic and autoimmune disorders and poor digestion? Did you know that Americans consume about 19 – 22 teaspoons of sugar daily, but …
Eating healthy is often easier said than done. Are you like me and want to eat better, make healthier choices, and provide delicious meals for yourself and your family? But then when dinnertime rolls around, you don’t have the energy to not only decide what to fix, but also to actually prepare the meal! And …