Nina's Health Protocol:
You should try to eat a healthy, whole food diet with plenty of fresh vegetables and fruits to combat the symptoms of anxiety. Eating more natural products helps to calm anxiety and lift the mood. In cases of anxiety, healthy eating really does make all the difference.
Magnesium rich foods like black beans and tofu should be included in your diet. Some evidence has shown that Omega-3 fatty acid is useful for treating depression and anxiety. Fish, flaxseed and winter squash are a good source for Omega-3. Tryptophan rich foods like soya, oats, poultry and sesame seeds contain a natural relaxation component.
Foods to avoid – Fried foods have less nutritional value and are also difficult to digest. You can’t reduce anxiety if the body cannot process the consumed food properly. Excess coffee is known as an anxiety stimulant and creates rapid heartbeats, leading to the possibility of panic attacks. Excessive consumption of dairy products may increase adrenaline levels and make you more anxious. Refined sugar, like the white sugar present in desserts, can exacerbate symptoms of anxiety. Pickles, eggs, yogurt, sour cream and wine are acid forming foods, which decrease the magnesium level. Low magnesium is a significant cause or contributor to the symptoms of anxiety. Avoiding all these foods won’t give you an instant cure, but it can help to reduce the symptoms.
- Balanced Meals: Ensure that your meals are balanced and include a combination of protein, healthy fats, and complex carbohydrates. This can help stabilize blood sugar levels and provide sustained energy.
- Limit caffeine and stimulants, stay hydrated.
- Probiotics: Emerging research suggests a potential link between gut health and mental health. Including probiotic-rich foods like yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut, and kimchi may support a healthy gut microbiome and potentially have a positive impact on anxiety symptoms.
Nina recommends:
ALLERGY RESEARCH STABILIUM 200 X3 (90'S)
ALLERGY RESEARCH ZEN, 200MG OF 60'S
ARCHTURUS MAGNESIUM FORMULA 2 1