Living Fully Nourished

Raynaud’s disease, tingling and numbness in hands and feet, cramps, fatigue, concentration difficulty, drowsiness, … these diseases may have different causes, but one of the most important one is a problem in the circulatory system, that prevents to provide the needed energy to the extremities and to the brain.
After experiencing these diseases for several years, I explain in this article my conclusions about the influence of nutrition and life style on these diseases.

Síndrome de Raynaud, hormigueo, entumecimiento, calambres, fatiga, falta de concentración, somnolencia, uñas quebradizas, caída del cabello ... estas enfermedades pueden tener diversos orígenes, pero uno de los más importantes es un problema del sistema circulatorio que impide que llegue energía suficiente a las extremidades y al cerebro. 
Después de haber sufrido estas enfermedades durante muchos años, os explico las conclusiones a las que he llegado sobre la influencia de la nutrición y los hábitos de vida como el dormir y el ejercicio.

In a previous article I introduced the narrow relationship between body and mind; and I concluded that a physical and/or psychological perturbation may be the origin of any physical and/or psychological disease.
In this present article I would like to focus on the influence of physical disorders on psychological diseases, and more specifically, to what extend nutrition can change our mind.






 

We all long for an optimal brain function, but most people, from children to the eldest, complain about brain weaknesses: lack of memory, poor concentration, learning disorders, poor results at school, low performance at work, absent-mindedness, hyperactivity, … 
We can do a very important job using different therapies for the brain function, but it is very hard work to improve these issues when there is a physiological problem, which can come from an incorrect nutrition. 
Check in this article if your diet is healthy enough in order to sustain a high brain performance.. 

“All disease begins in the gut” stated Hippocrates. The main causes of most diseases are the lack of nutrients due to imbalanced nutrition, malabsorption and an imbalanced gut flora with bacterial overgrowth.
It’s not only the kind of food we eat that matters, it’s also or even more important how, when, how much, how frequently we eat, apart from many other circumstances.
In this article we are going to study the main sources of digestive and health problems as their consequence.