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PREGNANCYLCHF

When you finally do conceive, avoiding complications is of utmost importance. The well-being of the mother has a direct impact on the baby's health. What your diet and Metabolic health is like during the preconception period and pregnancy will most likely determine complications such as gestational diabetes, excess weight, blood pressure, miscarriage and others conditions. A Real Food diet is most appropriate. A nutrient-rich diet higher in healthy fats and low in sugars will help avoid most of these complications and ensure that your baby has the very best start. Proper supervision is recommended.
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Lily Nichols, RDN, is my go-to recommendation. Her two book "Real Food for Pregnancy" and "Real Food for Gestational Diabetes" are great evidence-based resources. Watch her Low Carb Denver 2019 lecture above.

Episode 1

Metabolic Syndrome Is Not a Willpower Problem: Weight Gain Is a Symptom

In this first episode of The Doctor Nadia Podcast, I tackle one of the most misunderstood symptoms in medicine: weight gain. For decades, we’ve told people to eat less and move more, as though obesity and metabolic syndrome were simply failures of willpower. But what if we’ve been asking the wrong question? Instead of asking why people can’t eat less, maybe we should be asking why they’re so hungry in the first place. In this episode, we explore: • Why weight gain is a symptom, not a character flaw • The biology behind hunger, cravings, and food noise • Metabolic syndrome and insulin resistance • Why blame and shame don’t improve health • How science is changing our understanding of obesity • Why understanding your biology is the first step toward healing My goal is simple: to help you fight smarter, not harder.

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