What To Consider If Diet Changes Aren't Helping with Endometriosis Symptoms - a podcast by Jessica Duffin
from 2021-04-04T18:06
You’re doing everything ‘right’ yet you’re still having flare ups.
Does this sound like you?
If so, I think you’ll find this mini episode helpful!
Today’s episode is another special episode from my live Q&A calls with my Live and Thrive with Endo Course coaching group.
The questions they’ve been asking have been amazing and I know will resonate with many of you, so I decided to share some of my answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.
In this episode I’m answering the question ‘Why am I still getting flare ups when I’ve made so many changes to my diet? How much of an impact does diet really have?’
In this episode I discuss:
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Why we generally begin with diet changes
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How we can be eating anti-inflammatory foods but still triggering inflammation with imbalanced blood sugar
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How stress can impact pain signals
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How infections and gut health can worsen inflammation in the body
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Why it’s important to explore pelvic floor health and adhesions when healing endo
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Other factors to check in with such as sleep ands lack of exercise.
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Show Notes
Useful podcast episodes to listen to if you’re still having pain after diet changes -
Can Stress or Trauma Trigger the Onset of Endometriosis?
9 Root Causes of Painful Sex with Endometriosis
The SIBO, Endometriosis and Interstitial Cystitis Connection wth Dr. Allison Siebecker
Anti-inflammatory Living for Endometriosis
Pelvic Floor Therapy for Endometriosis with Heba Shaheed of The Pelvic Expert
Further episodes of This EndoLife
Further podcasts by Jessica Duffin
Website of Jessica Duffin