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Natural Nurturing: 5 Drug-Free Steps Toward Better Health

18 April 2017 by Australian Women Online

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Natural Nurturing: 5 Drug-Free Steps Toward Better Health

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Having good health is something that is important to everyone. Being able to stay active for as long as possible and living a long healthy life something we all aspire to, but sometimes it can be hard to see how you can accomplish a great diet naturally when the world is so full of chemicals and genetically modified foods filled with pesticides and snacks that are basically just made out of sugar.

Improving your diet

It seems like the most obvious thing to do, but something most people don’t have is a healthy balanced diet. There are many health benefits that come with a great diet that includes losing weight. Weight loss can help improve health in more ways than one.

Losing 10% of your body weight if you are carrying a few excess pounds can help to diminish weight related disease such as heart disease, strokes, high blood pressure, diabetes and can even relieve the pain of osteoarthritis and decrease your risk of getting it entirely. It can help you to become more active and live independently.

It’s not just about losing weight though. Improving your diet can mean you’re getting better nutrition, which can help prevent some long-term conditions that many people consider ‘just part of old age’. There are a huge number of benefits to bones, joints and even your brain from eating a nutritious diet and it doesn’t take much to find a recipe that can boost health. For example, Why not try making your own bone building shrubs?

Switching to organic foods

Organic food is a great way to make sure that your diet is only made up of great harm-free nutrients. Non-organic foods contain millions of chemicals within them due to the high use of pesticides and fertilizer that it takes to grow them. Some foods can be sprayed up to 20 times with a mix of harmful pesticides before they reach the shop shelf which can be extremely damaging to your health.

Pesticides can stop you from fully getting the nutrients and vitamins that your body needs to work and fight off infection and illness properly. This is because they can affect your immune system, making it less effective as it should be at fighting off those bugs and germs. It can even cause allergies to appear too.

One of the best ways to nourish yourself if you are at risk of succumbing to an illness is to make natural soups and drinks to improve your health.

Taking Natural Supplements

It is essential that your body gets all the nutrients and vitamins that it needs to stay healthy. Sometime all the goodness that you need may not be given to you through your diet. But you can make up for this by taking natural supplements. You may decide that you need to take supplements to help fix a problem such as an illness or allergy, or you may even just decide to take a general natural vitamin supplement to help keep yourself more energized and to know you’re getting everything you need.

Do make sure that you consult with your sector before taking any supplements or extreme changes your diet to make sure that you’re doing so safely. Please bear in mind that you shouldn’t stop taking any medication without speaking to a health professional first.

Exercise

Keeping fit is a great way to shed the pounds or simply help you feel more energetic. There are many health benefits that come with exercise such as reducing the risk of disease such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease. It can be a great pass time and can help to relieve stress and anxiety, which will greatly improve your mental health.

Exercise can keep you on your feet for longer and add years to your life by staying healthy. It can also improve your bone and muscle health. There are many forms of exercise to choose from, no matter what your experience or fitness level, you will be able to find something that suits you and your lifestyle.

Meditating

Meditation has become an increasingly popular form of stress reliever in the past decade, and rightfully so. It can decrease anxiety and naturally help with asthma, depression and high blood pressure and can even help with pain and sleep problems.

Just a few small changes to your lifestyle now can reap a lifetime’s worth of benefits – so why not try nurturing yourself a little with these ideas and feel better, naturally.

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