In this episode, we explore the powerful connection between nutrition and fibromyalgia symptom management. Learn how to create a whole-food, nutrient-rich diet that supports reduced inflammation, improved energy levels, and less pain. We discuss key strategies, including reducing unhealthy fats and added sugars, the benefits of anti-inflammatory and low-FODMAP approaches, and the importance of supplementation. Walk away with practical tips to enhance your daily routine and take steps toward thriving with fibromyalgia.

Key Takeaways //

• Addressing vitamin deficiencies is crucial - focus on B12, vitamin C, vitamin D, folic acid, magnesium, and melatonin
• Follow core dietary guidelines: eliminate unhealthy fats, reduce processed foods, choose quality proteins, and minimize gluten, caffeine, alcohol, added sugar, and artificial sweeteners
• Include tryptophan-rich foods like nuts, grass-fed dairy, wild fish, and free-range chicken to support serotonin production and better sleep
• Consider working with a holistic nutritionist familiar with both anti-inflammatory and low-FODMAP diets
• Keep a detailed food and symptom journal
• Consider an elimination diet under professional guidance.
• Supplement wisely with options like magnesium, omega-3s, vitamin D, and turmeric
• Always consult your trusted healthcare provider before beginning a new supplement protocol.

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Thank you for tuning in to this episode of Rise Above Fibro. I hope you feel a little more empowered and a lot less alone. Remember, you're not just surviving—you’re rising. Until next time, take care and keep thriving, my friend!

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