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Considering glutamate is the most abundant neurotr Considering glutamate is the most abundant neurotransmitter in our brain and central nervous system (CNS), it easier to understand how excess glutamate and glutamate signaling dysfunction can disrupt proper brain function. Where Can Free Glutamate Be Found? https://nourishedblessings.com/glutamate-chart/
Here is your wake-up call to ditch the diet sodas. Here is your wake-up call to ditch the diet sodas. It could not only be impacting your health but your children's and grandchildren's health. NEW STUDY “Extrapolation of the findings to humans suggests that aspartame consumption at doses below the FDA recommended maximum daily intake may produce neurobehavioral changes in aspartame-consuming individuals and their descendants. Thus, human population at risk of aspartame’s potential mental health effects may be larger than current expectations, which only include aspartame-consuming individuals.” https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2213120119 Thank you to @lifeupstream for passing this one on ❤️ #anxiety #dietcoke #calming #anxietyrelief
Overnight Oats 2 c. GF Organic Oats @onedegreeor Overnight Oats 2 c. GF Organic Oats @onedegreeorganics is our favorite 2 c. Nondairy Milk @malkorganics and @elmhurst1925 are our favorite 2 tbsp chia seeds 4 tbsp chopped pecans 4 tbsp raisins 2-3 tbsp apple butter (this is a critical ingredient 😉) Stir to combine. Cover and let sit overnight. Serve with or without fresh fruit. This is also great topped with chopped sunflower microgreens 🌱
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This @wholesisters Asian Chicken Salad has been a This @wholesisters Asian Chicken Salad has been a repeat favorite of mine for years. While not fully low in glutamate due to the coconut aminos, it is a great way to get a variety of raw veggies in. To save time, I use @wholefoods naked rotisserie chicken (the only low glutamate grocery store rotisserie chicken I’ve found) and a package of their organic coleslaw mix (instead of chopping all off the cabbage). I promise you’ll love it. Just don’t plan on making out with anyone bc the garlic dressing is strong. 😉 The recipe also linked in stories https://www.whole-sisters.com/asian-sesame-chicken-salad/
This is the first year he sees Santa a little diff This is the first year he sees Santa a little differently. Growing up too fast. 😩🎅🏻🎄
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