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Homegrown DIY Herbal Salt recipe from This Doctor's urban homestead We're renovating! My husband and I finally bit the bullet and decided to add that extra guest room to our finished basement. After much negotiating / back and forth (I wanted a bedroom, hubs wanted a bar) we've decided that it's ... Read more about Homegrown DIY Herbal Salt Recipe [Homesteading in the City]
My Healthier Hibiscus Cocktail Recipe
While alcohol is never the 'healthiest option' those who know me (or follow me on instagram) know that I love my dry gin martinis on nights out with my girlfriends, or relaxing in a bubble bath with a nice glass of biodynamic red wine. A truly balanced lifestyle is all about creating healthy habits ... Read more about My Healthier Hibiscus Cocktail Recipe
Kombucha 101: How to Make Your Own Kombucha [Homesteading in the City]
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This year my husband and I have decided to commit to a monthly ‘Homesteading in the City’ post to document our adventures in farming / harvesting / chicken-raising / foraging from our tiny plot of land in Toronto. So far, you've learned all about our chickens, and our favourite ways to preserve ... Read more about Kombucha 101: How to Make Your Own Kombucha [Homesteading in the City]
Pink Paleo Coconut Flour Crepes
This lovely little Valentines day recipe is the ultimate combination of my favourite things: pink, Paris & coconut whipped cream. I'm slightly fixated on all things Parisian, and I'll soon be channeling my inner Parisian it-girl in bed with a big plate of these healthy crepes & a ... Read more about Pink Paleo Coconut Flour Crepes
![This recipe is one of my go-to #seedcycling breakfasts for #healthyhormones. These muffins contain a generous serving of flax seeds, which are a great source of lignans; a type of phytoestrogen. Phytoestrogens are nutrients that are structurally similar to the hormone estrogen. Due to this similarity lignans can act as female hormone normalizers, meaning they can have either estrogenic or anti-estrogenic effects in the body depending on your own estrogen levels. Flax seeds also contain a good dose of omega 3 fatty acids and fibre, both of which contribute to healthy hormones via their impact on the good bacteria in your digestive system. I hope you enjoy this #paleo & #keto recipe. [recipe #linkinbio] #thisdoctorskitchen #hormonehealth #ketorecipe #paleorecipes](http://scontent-ort2-2.cdninstagram.com/vp/325a8a7a69848dd6ffe105944da3dfdd/5D42AA34/t51.2885-15/e35/s320x320/55886227_2535945639966333_351902183505560766_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-ort2-2.cdninstagram.com "This recipe is one of my go-to #seedcycling breakfasts for #healthyhormones. These muffins contain a generous serving of flax seeds, which are a great source of lignans; a type of phytoestrogen. Phytoestrogens are nutrients that are structurally similar to the hormone estrogen. Due to this similarity lignans can act as female hormone normalizers, meaning they can have either estrogenic or anti-estrogenic effects in the body depending on your own estrogen levels. Flax seeds also contain a good dose of omega 3 fatty acids and fibre, both of which contribute to healthy hormones via their impact on the good bacteria in your digestive system. I hope you enjoy this #paleo & #keto recipe. [recipe #linkinbio] #thisdoctorskitchen #hormonehealth #ketorecipe #paleorecipes")
![One of the most important things to consider when optimizing your #fertilitydiet are your mitochondria. These are the power plants of the cell that turn the food you eat into energy. Mitochondrial health & ovary health go hand in hand since the ovaries have the highest concentration of #mitochondria in your entire body. Healthy ovaries require a ton of mitochondria to function efficiently and to repair DNA damage. Feeding your mitochondria a steady stream of nutrient-rich foods will give them the fuel they need to maintain healthy ovarian function, thereby improving your chances of getting pregnant. A direct correlation exists between the number of mitochondria within the oocyte and its likelihood of fertilization and these functional foods have been shown to support mitochondrial health within the ovaries [click #linkinbio for my latest article] 🌱🍅🥑🥥🍳✔️ #thisdoctorskitchen #fertilitysupport #hormoneimbalance #fertilityjourney](http://scontent-ort2-2.cdninstagram.com/vp/cca4e859fe313d6b41b384deac83c1e2/5D764EFB/t51.2885-15/e35/s320x320/55731916_312769712741657_4758791480799295756_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-ort2-2.cdninstagram.com "One of the most important things to consider when optimizing your #fertilitydiet are your mitochondria. These are the power plants of the cell that turn the food you eat into energy. Mitochondrial health & ovary health go hand in hand since the ovaries have the highest concentration of #mitochondria in your entire body. Healthy ovaries require a ton of mitochondria to function efficiently and to repair DNA damage. Feeding your mitochondria a steady stream of nutrient-rich foods will give them the fuel they need to maintain healthy ovarian function, thereby improving your chances of getting pregnant. A direct correlation exists between the number of mitochondria within the oocyte and its likelihood of fertilization and these functional foods have been shown to support mitochondrial health within the ovaries [click #linkinbio for my latest article] 🌱🍅🥑🥥🍳✔️ #thisdoctorskitchen #fertilitysupport #hormoneimbalance #fertilityjourney")
