With all the information available regarding food,
Shouldn't eating healthy be the easiest thing to do?
With an ounce of instinct, it should be "technically" simple
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But let's be honest, it's a pretty complicated topic
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Especially when you have endometrios
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A Google search of endometriosis + nutrition will return thousands of pages telling you to completely eliminate certain foods, eat only organic products or even follow only certain meal plans
Endometriosis is frustrating and alienating
There is still no specific treatment or cure. It manifests itself differently between people - what works in one person may not necessarily work in another.
Maybe you've already tried one specific nutritional plan for endometriosis, only to find that it's something so restrictive that you won't be able to follow it.
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Maybe you also suffer from irritable bowel syndrome(IBS) and it all makes it even more difficult to know what to eat.
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You may have found yourself in the situation where the indications prescribed by your doctor are not working and there are still months to pass before surgery.
A book on endometriosis can help but the methods described to treat it are too strict. It is difficult to follow a specific meal plan for endometriosis to the letter, especially if it was not custom developed for you.
There is a lot of misinformation on the web.
In a world full of superficial and wrong information, choose science-based information
I can't promise you a miracle diet that will cure your endometriosis. To date, unfortunately there is still no cure.
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However,a correct diet and lifestyle can significantly reduce pain, improve your digestive system andmake you feel better overall.
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Optimized nutrition and proper nutritional support have made a difference for many people.
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There is a way to eat healthy that doesn't involve too restrictive a diet, a nutrient deficiency or require hours of preparation in the kitchen.
Ciao!
I'm Dr. Sara D'Imperio.
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I am a biologist and qualified nutritionist. I have several patients who unfortunately suffer from endometriosis, PCOS, multifollicular ovary and thanks to my experience I can help you!
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Though the power supply cannot cure endometriosis, thanks to my experience I have discovered that it can bring great benefits and minimize pain symptoms, bloating and intestinal dysbiosis. I share anti-inflammatory recipes, a method for planning meals for the week, articles and science-based knowledge.
AN EDOMETRIOSIS-FRIENDLY FOOD
THE NUTRITION ADVICE YOU ALWAYS HOPED TO HAVE.
A personalized and endometriosis-friendly food plan just for you!
Understand which foods contribute to endometriosis symptoms. We test foods in a systematic and organized way to understand if they AGGRAVE your symptoms.
Learn how to tailor an anti-inflammatory meal plan, limiting your habits as little as possible in order to maintain the PLEASURE in eating.
I will help you eliminate some of the bad eating habitsthat you have learned over the years.
You will learn so much about nutrition and your own needs that there will be no more danger of a friend of a friend influencing you in a negative way.
Improve your strategy
food to minimize gastrointestinal problems(bloating, bloating, intestinal motility)
Improve your diet and your habits when you feel nauseated and vomiting.
Avoid senseless restrictions and unnecessary elimination of certain foods
Learn to manage emotions when you go wrong and learn simple steps to love yourself more and more.
Topics we will cover together
We will focus on the areas of most concern for your endometriosis
Nutritional analysis
Nausea, vomiting, inappetence due to pain - endometriosis can make it difficult to get all the micro and macro nutrientsthat our body needs.
A nutritional analysis will give me the opportunity to better understand if you have the necessary vitamin and mineral intake.
The basics of nutrition
Based on my experience and the first interview with you, I will offer you the best advice for a healthy and balanced diet
Management of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
Scientific research has shown that women with endometriosis suffer 2.5-5x times more of irritable bowel syndrome. If you suffer from IBS, you will learn how to manage it and you will have the necessary information for a correct diet
Love yourself
You have to love yourself. If you are too self-critical, especially on those days when you feel bad and don't feel so productive, you will only make your situation worse both physically and mentally.I will help you manage the stress you accumulate these days
Connect with your body
You will learn to connect and listen to your body.You will understand what really does you good or bad or simply what you need.
Food and Symptoms Journal
Each person requires a different approach to managing endometriosis. This also includes nutrition. I will ask you to mark it in a notebook or directly on your mobile phone, every time you feel sick, swollen, depressed and I will also ask you to write down what you ate in the vicinity of that emotion.
FAQ
Do you develop a meal plan with specific restrictions (ex. vegetarian, vegan, low carb, etc)?
No. I believe that each person has his own specific requests, including on the type of diet. If you choose me, we'll work together to create the meal plan that's best for you.
How long will it take me to get better?
Unfortunately I don't have the crystal ball but I can ensure you that my priority is to find the right solution for you as soon as possible.
Is it mandatory to do the follow-up visit?
Absolutely no. If after the first visit and the first meal plan you have already achieved the results you wanted or you simply don't feel comfortable, you are free not to book the follow-up visit.
How does it work?
Step 1:I recommend one introduction call of 15 minutes to understand if I'm really the right person for you. This call will help us get the first impression and will help you understand if you want to take this journey with me.
Step 2: If we both decide we're okay, I'll ask you to fill out the Privacy form.
Step 3: During our first appointment of about 75 minutes, I will try to understand as much as possible your habits and your needs. After the first appointment, I will develop a personalized nutrition plan that best meets your needs
Step 4: you will receive thenutritional planafter about a week and I will ask you for 15 minutes of your time to view it together. I will explain why I structured it in that particular way and I will answer any of your doubts or questions.
Step 5:After two weeks of receiving the nutritional plan I will contact you and we will evaluate together whether to make some changes to your nutrition plan.
Step 6: If you will be happy and satisfied, you're ready for the follow up visit!