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7 Anti-Bloating Tips To Help Improve Weight Loss

Night time is critical to help your body lose weight, and bioidentical progesterone is number one to do that, but the others might surprise you.

AnnA Rushton

Just think how nice it would be to go to bed and sleep, knowing your body was working away to help you lose weight. Well actually it is, and if you want to help it do that even more efficiently try using these tips to help you do just that.

Tip 1 – Reduce oestrogen dominance as oestrogen adversely affects cell membranes, resulting in sodium and water influx into cells (causing water retention) and loss of potassium and magnesium. As progesterone is a natural diuretic it helps balance this by helping to reduce weight as excess water is expelled.

Tip 2 – Have a low salt dinner because salt stays in your system overnight, so you wake up puffier than you normally would. A good dinner to avoid this would be steamed vegetables and a lean protein flavoured with herbs, not salt.

Tip 3 – Do some exercise before you go to bed and, despite what you may think, active people are more likely to say they usually get a good night’s sleep and that is essential for weight loss.

Tip 4 – Make up your lunch for the following day, because the average restaurant meal contains more than twice the number of calories you should be consuming in one sitting, according to a 2013 study. If you already have prepared a healthy, low calorie, option – and who has time to do that in the morning – then you won’t wreck your diet at lunchtime.

Tip 5 – Drink lots of water because it flushes out your system, which helps you get rid of any water you’re retaining. But make the most of this during the day to avoid lots of night time trips to the bathroom and make sure your last drink is at least one hour before bedtime.

Tip 6 – Make sure your bedroom is really dark and cool as
 melatonin can help your body produce more calorie-burning brown fat, according to an animal study published last year in Journal of Pineal Research. You can only produce melatonin in complete darkness so make sure your room is light-free to boost weight loss.

Trying to keep cool is something that comes naturally to most menopausal women, but a National Institute of Health Clinical study found that people who slept in a 66F room burned seven percent more calories than those whose bedroom was a much warmer 75F.

Tip 7 – Keep your gut healthy is key to helping reduce bloating and a good probiotic may be the answer for that. It is known to help with conditions such as best food sources are yoghurt, Kefir a fermented probiotic milk drink, Sauerkraut and Miso.

If you want some more help then a supplement, VSL#3 is the world’s most concentrated poly-biotic, containing 450 billion bacteria per sachet.  It is also good for IBS and Jill- a weight loss coach and nutritionist- reported that her  nutritionist recommended it and she started to see the benefits within literally a few days.   For more information visit www.vsl3.co.uk

Helpful information

Bloating is not just uncomfortable, but affects how you feel about yourself as clothes are tight and you need help often to shift this. Tackling oestrogen dominance would be the first step and here’s more information to deal with this condition:

https://www.bio-hormone-health.com/2017/12/04/what-signs-of-oestrogen-dominance-do-you-have/

https://www.bio-hormone-health.com/2018/01/05/the-diet-to-help-beat-oestrogen-dominance/

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AnnA Rushton | 5:35 pm, April 21st, 2020

Jasmin Please email support@wellsprings-health.com for individual help with your symptoms as they will be able to go into more detail than is possible here.

Jasmin Barker | 5:07 pm, April 21st, 2020

Can I use 2 to 1 Cream every day? In the 7 day break I certainly don’t feel so well as the rest of the month. I’m 66 and experience aching legs at night, headaches, stiff and painful joints sometimes and some depression. Is the cream as well absorbed on thick skinned areas, rather than thin-skinned areas; ie wrists v inner thighs? Should I alternate those different skin thickness areas? Can I overuse the cream if I don’t take a 7 day break and will it make me even fatter?

Thank you.

Jasmin Barker

AnnA Rushton | 4:40 pm, June 12th, 2016

Maria you are not following the recommended application routine so you won’t be getting the maximum benefit from the cream to help with your symptoms. If you are struggling with a skin routine then apply vaginally once daily at the full dose of a quarter teaspoon and with no monthly break.

Maria Jardim | 12:53 pm, June 8th, 2016

Thank you so much for your reply. Very useful formation.
I’m using the Serenity cream but i didn’t find it very helpful. Do I i need to use every day and how many times a day .i find that it’s a bit tedious especially in the morning as I am always rushing to sort out my daughter to school and go to work . Some days I have to start work at 6:30 and everything is so overwhelming that I don’t have time for myself even to aply some cream on me. I hate menopause and what it’s doing to me. I’m 47 and having this horrible thing and my weight seems to be going only up…up…up.:-( please help! !

Dawn gable | 5:51 pm, July 3rd, 2015

Thank you so much for your advice, I will order some serenity next week

Thank you so much
Dawn x

 
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