Metabolic Healing

This is a candid account of my experience learning how to support my body in reversing insulin resistance, adrenal fatigue, and perimenopause

Change Stirs Things Up Again

By Audrey

Hello friends.  It’s been a while since my last post.  I have good news:  I have returned to practicing massage therapy part-time.  So I have two jobs now, and with only one day off/week, I have less time to tend to food.  Thank God I went through my health and dietary transition when I had more time.  I am more comfortable with my diet and the changes I made have become habits now.  On the other hand, my NT “adherence” has softened a bit.  I have had to make more compromises.  I still read labels, but I do sometimes have store-bought mayo or an bag of nuts off the shelf.  Also, with the time crunch, I have noticed that the first thing to go is the veggies.  It is much easier to grab that peice of cheese or the hard boiled egg….. I am having to make a greater effort to get my greens.  

The sweet tooth is back!  It kind of snuck up on me.  I was so vigilant, I didn’t realize how vulnerable I was.  One day I am  sugar-free and the next thing I know, I am addicted to my daily handfull of chocoalte covered almonds.  I ran out the other day and am literally scouring the house for something sweet that isn’t there. 

Overall, I know I am better off than before I initiated my dietary changes, cutting way back on carbs and following Nourishing Traditions.  I am learning to be adaptable and not to stress too critically over not being able to do things the way I know they could ideally be done. 

On a fun note, as it is summer where I live, I have been able to harvest some cucumbers and make fermented pickles!  It was a fun project for my mom and I.  It will be hard to wait for the flavors to deveolp before chomping down on them.  (I hope the whey I used was OK: It had started to get a little tangy….)

 

 

 

Audrey's first love is massage. She is currently a student of energy work but is always up for a new challenge on "earth school." Audrey works part-time in the food and wine industry and is in the process of re-evaluating her relationship to food. She strives, above all, to be authentic as she finds her own way to health.

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