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Stays hydrated Keep a water bottle handy and have a glass of water or H2Orange when you wake or start to feel hungry.
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Enjoy fiber-rich foods (prebiotics) Feed the friendly flora in your gut with plant-based, fiber-filled foods.
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Eat fermented foods (probiotics) Supplement your gut-friendly bacteria with foods that naturally contain probiotics..
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Move and manage stress Stay physically active and use Body Mind Breaks and body-calming skills.
Meals that are prebiotic and probiotic
- Kefir mixed into oatmeal, topped with nuts
- Kimchi for added spice on top of chicken, with a side
- wild rice
- Mediterranean scramble—beans, olives, eggs, topped
- with sauerkraut
- Miso soup with shallots, sesame seeds, whole grain
- noodles, tofu
- Tacos with corn tortilla, ground turkey, pickled
- vegetables, avocado
Gut-nourishing Hunger Savers
- ½ apple with 1 Tbsp nuts
- 3 oz nonfat yogurt with ½ sliced banana
- ½ cup pickled carrots with 1 Tbsp hummus
- ½ slice of sourdough toast with 1 Tbsp nut butter
- ½ slice of sourdough toast with 1 Tbsp of avocado
- and 1 Tbsp of sauerkrau