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by Wendy Humphris ROHP You may be considering changing your lifestyle so you can live a more illness-free and healthy life. You may know that changing your diet and exercise routine are part of that. After that, you may be drawing a blank. There are some daily healthy habits you can start doing to keep you illness-free. Here are a few of the habits that you may not consider, may not even think about, or may think you can't apply to your life.
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By Wendy Humphris, ROHP Many individuals have probably heard about digestive enzymes but not all are completely familiar with these. To make you understand better, digestive enzymes pertain to substances produced by the body which help individuals digest the foods they eat. These enzymes help in breaking down food components like fats, proteins and carbohydrates.
by Wendy Humphris, ROHP  It never fails: you decide now is the time to lose some weight or change your eating habits and you suddenly start craving sugary, high-calorie food. These cravings are both physiological and psychological, and a lot may have to do with your gut microbe. Neuroscientists have evidence that specific types of gut flora are responsible for helping detect which nutrients are missing in the body and what food is required in order to fulfill the need.
 by Wendy Humphris, ROHP Making the transition to a gluten-free diet is one of the hardest parts of realizing you have a gluten intolerance. You want to feel better, cure your headaches, and improve your indigestion by changing your diet, but actually doing it can be a bit of a culture shock. Many of the foods you eat on a daily basis will no longer be allowed and you need to become a stickler for reading ingredients of everything you eat. Here are some tips for transitioning to a gluten-free diet.
 by Wendy Humphris, ROHP When lunchtime rolls around, you want to be able to put together a simple meal that is nutritious, filling, and doesn’t take a lot of time. The following lunch ideas will fit all of these requirements.
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