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Eating nutrient-dense, whole foods can help you improve exercise performance, prevent chronic disease, and live a longer, healthier, and happier life.
How is it that food has such a profound effect on health and happiness? Nourishing whole foods contain nutrients that build neurotransmitters, promote detoxification, and feed beneficial microbes. Nourishing foods have thousands of chemicals that stimulate healthy gene expression. We rely on foods to build, repair, and replenish every single cell of our bodies. If we want to change who we are, we need to change what we eat. Today is the perfect day to upgrade your diet.
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Clean Eating Diet
A Clean Eating diet is simply a well-rounded whole foods diet. Instead of eating out of a box or a can, fresh whole foods are prioritized for all meals. All meats, dairy, eggs, vegetables, fruits, grains, legumes, nuts and seeds, healthy fats, and natural sweeteners are included. If you want to eat better and don't know where to begin, try a Clean Eating diet. This foundational diet will help you learn how to cook with whole foods while improving your health.

Mediterranean Diet
The Mediterranean Diet is a way of eating that focuses on fresh vegetables and fruits, whole grains, legumes, raw nuts and seeds, and antioxidant-rich extra virgin olive oil. When animal protein is consumed, the focus should be on omega-3-rich fish and seafood. The Mediterranean diet is beneficial for anyone wanting to improve cardiovascular health, prevent or manage type 2 diabetes, improve metabolic health, reduce inflammation, and improve gut health.

Anti-Inflammatory Diet
The Anti-Inflammatory diet is an easy-to-follow elimination diet that has three primary components: eliminating highly processed foods, controlling blood sugar, and removing the most common food irritants. This diet removes the foods that the majority of people react to when inflammation is chronically present in the body. These foods include gluten, dairy, corn, soy, pork, alcohol, sugar, and processed foods. An anti-inflammatory diet is best done for a minimum of six to twelve weeks to see results.

Grain-Free Diet
Although whole grains can provide immense health benefits for many individuals, for others, grains can exacerbate autoimmune conditions and gut permeability. A grain-free diet eliminates all whole grains and grain flours. Nut flours and other grain-free flours are used in baking to replace grain flours, which are often combined with natural sweeteners instead of refined sugars. A grain-free diet is relatively easy to follow as long as you are accustomed to cooking with whole foods.
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