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FOOD FOR THE ADRENALS

The lives of many Americans are out of balance–not enough rest and pleasure, and too much stress and work. An now living with a new state of fear and anxiety, any short and long term stress can drain your adrenal glands of the raw materials and energy needed to make adrenal hormones. consulations a2

Since more of us are cooking at home, try and focus on the foods listed below to help your adrenal glands restore and rejuvenate. 

Food, including vitamins, minerals and herbs can function as an adrenal tonic which gently corrects the adrenal fatigue.

Dietary Considerations

  1. Deficiency of virtually any vitamin or mineral , that is derived from food can cause fatigue of the adrenal glands if it persists long enough. A balanced and organic diet consisting of poultry, fish, eggs, fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, raw seeds and nuts will tonify your adrenals and enhance your resiliency to stress.

Vitamins and Minerals

  1. Pantothenic Acid: Also known as vitamin B-5, can help correct adrenal deficiency. It is widely distributed in nature and occurs in the following foods:

royal jelly
corn
sweet potatoes
brewers yeast
broccoli
cauliflower
brown rice
egg yolk
green peas
sunflower seeds
salmon
lentils and other legumes
soybeans
liver                                                      

 

III. Vitamin C and A are precursors to support adrenal function and are richly supplied in the following list of foods:

spinach           vegatbale basket
egg yolk
kale
dandelion greens
collard greens
cantaloupe
carrots
swiss chard
broccoli
yams
turnip greens
red bell pepper
parsley                                                                                    

 

  1. High potassium, low sodium foods are also considered adrenal tonifiers –

avocado
dried apricots
chicken 
tomato (raw)
banana
salmon
potato
cantaloupe
tuna
lima beans
peach
cod

 

  1. Chinese Medicine: According to the ancient science of Chinese medicine, the adrenals are connected to the Kidney network.

If your symptoms include dizziness, craving for sweets or coffee in the afternoon, craving for bread, get shaky when hungry, sleepy after meals, you may try foods which nourish Kidney yin

spirulina
berries
egg
seaweed
melon
crab
beans
sardines

If however your symptoms include aversion to cold, cold extremities, pale complexion, mental lethargy or poor spirit, food which nourishes Kidney yang are more appropriate–

cloves                            food figh
black beans
chicken
black pepper
onion, garlic
trout
walnuts
quinoa
salmon                              

 

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Dr. Keri Brown

Dr. Keri Brown, ND began studying natural medicine more than twenty five years ago. She studied herbology in the early 1980’s, received a B.Sc. in environmental biology and chemistry in the mid 1980's, starting studying homeopathy the late 1980’s and obtained her degree as a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University in the 1990’s. Keri experience in sustainable medicine and living is vast. She has spent a number of years living off-grid, has surveying and worked on our forests, has built straw bale homes, has taught about renewable energy with EcoDepotUSA.com and has recently developed NaturalHealingKits.com, a sustainable natural first aid kit company providing healing kits for an effective approach to treating accidents and injuries. Keri conducts programs for individuals and corporations on Clinical Purification, Natural First Aid Treatments for Accidents, Rattle Snake and Insect Bite Care and more. Keri can be found at www.DrKeriBrown.com.

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