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A California mother who ate Taco Bell on her wedding day told Fox Digital that a “health crisis” led her to start doing Your own food “To control the ingredients.”
Shawna Holman said he changed his shapes in 2013 after years of fighting health problems that alter life, including cerebral fog, sinus infections and chronic migraines.
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There were “many little things” that led him to Food transformation, Holman said.
“I think that’s for most people,” he said. “There are many small things over time, supplying until the balance simply inclines. However, the good thing is that once I began to implement this type of small changes, everything changed for me very quickly.”
Shawna Holman, author of “Healthy Home Cook”, was able to implement “small changes that changed everything” for her, she said. (Monica Stevens Le/Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc.)
Often people “do not realize that they do not feel good or that these things are not contributing Your general health Until they are very bad and desperate to do something differently, “he said.
“At least that was the case for me, and that is what led me to want to read ingredients or try something different. I discovered very, very quickly that it made a big difference in how I feel.”
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Holman said that in 2013 he began to “eat more real foods” and Limit seed oilsArtificial dyes and sweeteners.
“I discovered that I enjoyed real foods, and my taste papillae had been manipulated by these highly processed foods,” he said.
Holman said a “health crisis” in 2013 inspired her to change her paths and start eating Whole Foods. (Istock; Monica Stevens Le/Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc.)
Two weeks after his “diet review,” said Holman, ate an almond and I knew in dessert.
“It is such a strange experience because I had experienced almonds to be very boring and soft and almost as a cardboard,” he said. “But I discovered that now real food knows very, very well.”
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Holman said I had to learn to “let processed foods lose my gustatory papillae and in my mind.”
“I look for things that have ingredients that I would use in the kitchen of my own house.”
Holman, however, still wanted to recreate the foods that made her feel good.
“I was a supreme girl Crunchwrap,” he said, and discovered that it was “easy to do.”
“I look for things that have ingredients that I would use in the kitchen of my own house, and if it is not something that I put in a food, I consider that if I really want to put that in my body.”
Holman said he ate Taco Bell on his wedding day. “I was a supreme girl crunchwrap,” he said. (Shawna Holman; Julia Kilian/Picture Alliance through Getty Images)
In addition to artificial dyes and seed oils, high fructose corn syrup is another ingredient that avoids.
“I am not extreme with any of these things, but there are some things that, if I have an alternative or if I don’t need it, I will simply buy it,” he said.
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Holman has advice for anyone looking to make similar dietary changes in the home, but it may not be safe about where to start.
“Just keep it simple,” he said. “You can make a hamburger, but you can do it with simpler and real Integral food ingredients to make it more nutritious and support your body. “
“It will cost much less to eat out.”
Healthier food does not have to involve “expensive superfoods,” he said.
“It’s more about buying and using and cooking with Integral food ingredients, “he said.
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“And that will often cost these foods and meals packaged or prepared. And it will cost much less to eat out.”
Some cost savings tips that Holman recommended are to buy bulk, including articles such as rice, beans, oats or flours that can be stored for longer, and buy foods that are in season.
Holman and his daughter show each other cooking together in the kitchen of their house in California. (Shawna Holman)
“I also like to buy the freezer section to obtain entire fruits and vegetables because they can cost less than fresh items, but were chosen at the top of freshness, so they could even be cooler than there is on the shelves,” said Holman.
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When it comes to kitchen tools, said Holman, everything that really takes is some pots and pans, good utensils and a oven stove.
“I am a fan of A good kitchen gadgetBut you really don’t need elegant tools to make good meals, “he said.
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He likes to “keep him simple,” he said, “with a good stainless steel and a cast iron pot or pan and some oven.”
They are more durable and can “last a lifetime or more, so you can also save money.”
