Restoring a Healthy Metabolism

Your metabolism is the foundation of your health, driving everything from energy production and detoxification to digestion and hormone balance. To maintain a robust metabolic system, it’s essential to support your cellular health, which relies heavily on a strong mineral foundation. Minerals act as the spark plugs for enzymes that facilitate cellular energy and overall health. When we have a strong mineral foundation, our cellular vitality is optimized which enables a stable metabolic system that supports healthy, balanced hormones!

Assessing Your Metabolic Rate

To gauge your metabolic health, consider the following markers. If these areas are struggling, its a sign that the metabolism isn’t working well potentially due to mineral dysregulation and deficiences.

  • Sleep quality

  • Body temperature

  • Digestion

  • Menstrual cycle issues

  • Mood

  • Energy levels

  • Libido

Signs of a Thriving Metabolism

  • Warm hands and feet

  • Body temperature between 97.8-98.6°F

  • Strong pulse (75-90 BPM)

  • Regular libido and painless menstrual cycles

  • Strong ovulation

  • Restful sleep

  • Balanced mood and energy

  • Regular bowel movements

Signs of a Sluggish Metabolism

  • Cold hands and feet

  • Low internal body temperature

  • Low pulse (below 70 BPM)

  • Digestive issues like constipation and bloating

  • Sleep problems

  • PMS symptoms

  • Mood imbalances

  • Frequent urination

  • Low libido

  • Brittle nails and hair

  • Poor blood sugar control (feeling hangry, lightheaded, weak)

Stress and Metabolism

Stress, whether chemical, environmental, emotional, or physical, depletes your mineral stores and can lead to a sluggish metabolism. Chronic stress causes mineral deficiencies and disrupts cellular health, eventually leading to metabolic dysfunction and disease. By maintaining a strong mineral foundation, you can support a healthy metabolism and build resilience against stress.

Adopting a Mineral Mindset

To restore a healthy metabolism, focus on:

  • Nutrient Density: Choose foods rich in bioavailable nutrients.

  • Whole Food Living: Eat foods from the earth and mineral-rich soil.

  • Mineral-Rich Drinks: Incorporate bone broth, adrenal cocktails, raw milk, kefir, etc.

  • Balanced Breakfast: Eat a macronutrient-balanced breakfast within an hour of waking to support stress hormones and fuel cells.

  • Consistent Meals: Eat every 3-4 hours to manage blood sugar and reduce stress hormones.

  • Consume Electrolytes: Support cellular hydration by integrating sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium from whole food sources

Optimal Mineral levels = Optimal Metabolism = Optimal Hormones

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