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Summary: A person with a hormonal imbalance should work to eliminate sugars and xenoestrogens. Switch to an organic diet to treat hormonal imbalances with tips from a dietitian and nutritionist in this free video on eating healthy.
Rachael Richardson is a registered dietitian and a licensed nutritionist in Florida. Richardson earned her bachelor's degree in the nutrition field at the University of North Florida,...read more
"This is Rachel, with Nutrolution, in Miami Beach, Florida. In this clip, we're talking about diets for hormonal imbalances. So, there's all different kinds of hormonal imbalances that exist, and a lot of them come, or manifest in the form of a hormonal cancer. But if you do know that you have any kind of hormonal imbalance I recommend, number one, that you really, really work to eliminate your sugars. So, sugar actually causes the body to secrete insulin, and insulin is kind of a master hormone in your body, and when your insulin levels go high it ends up throwing off all the rest of the hormones in your body, including your reproductive hormones, so that's number one. Another huge tip that I have for you is to really work to eliminate something called xenoestrogens from your diet. So, most people when they have hormonal imbalances end up with much higher estrogen levels than they should, and part of the reason is because of all the xenoestrogens in our in our world. Xenoestrogens are all kinds of different chemicals, but the most kind of common ones that come in the diet are pesticides in your fruits and vegetables, and some of the antibiotics and hormones that come in your dairy, and your poultry, and your meat. So, working on cutting all those things out by going organic is a great place to start, as well as cutting out those sugars. This is Rachel, in Miami Beach, Florida, with Nutrolution."
eHow Article: Diets for Hormonal Imbalances