5 ways to support hormone levels naturally

1. Manage stress

Chronic stress can negatively impact hormone levels, including progesterone. Incorporate stress management exercises such as yoga, meditation, and breathing techniques.

 2. Include healthy fats 

The base product of all of our hormones is cholesterol; therefore, we need to consume good fats such as oily fish, extra virgin olive oil, nuts and seeds, and avocado. 

3. Include vitamin B6-rich foods 

Vitamin B6 is essential for progesterone production. Include foods such as salmon, turkey, bananas, spinach, and sweet potato.

 

4. Include vitamin C-rich foods 

Vitamin C-rich foods, such as citrus fruits, kiwis, bell peppers, and leafy green vegetables, help support the function of the corpus luteum.

5. Manage insulin levels 

Blood sugar balance and insulin resistance can negatively impact hormonal production and cause a stress on the body. Include protein, good fats and fibre-rich foods to support healthy blood sugars.


 

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