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7 Simple Health Hacks for Busy Moms

San Diego Community Newspaper Group by San Diego Community Newspaper Group
March 21, 2022
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Moms are always on the go. You’re making sure the kids are finished and ready to go to school. During the lockdown, you’re homeschooling, preparing food, buying groceries, and performing chores. Balancing work, life, and family may be difficult at times. Because you have so many responsibilities, you may forget to look after your health, which is necessary for you to continue being the amazing mom you have always been. Here are some health hacks to assist you in taking adequate care of yourself.

Take Some Rest

Allowing your body to recuperate requires some quiet time. Establish a nightly regimen that promotes healthy sleep hygiene. This will help you feel more energized and well-rested each morning.

Start by limiting screen usage two hours before bedtime. The blue light from screens deceives the body into believing that it is daytime. Melatonin synthesis will be reduced as a result of this (sleep hormone). Dinners should be eaten earlier. When you eat late, your body takes longer to metabolize the food, interfering with your ability to obtain a good night’s sleep.

Listen to Your Body

Recognize your body’s requirements and respond accordingly. If you’re unwell, for example, take a day off work and relax — hire a babysitter if necessary. Regular appointments with your doctor for preventative medical care will help you stay on top of your health. Rather than putting it off, have a snack or prepare a meal if you’re hungry.  If you don’t care for your own health, your psychological and emotional well-being will suffer, and you won’t be able to provide effective care for those you love.

You also need to take proper supplements, if needed, to help your body better cope with everyday stress. Probiotics, such as the Pure Encapsulations probiotic, are made up of healthy living bacteria and/or yeasts that naturally dwell in your body and can be highly useful to your health. You contain both beneficial and harmful microorganisms in your body at all times. When you acquire an illness, your body produces extra harmful bacteria, which throws your system off balance. Good bacteria aid in the elimination of excess harmful bacteria, restoring equilibrium. Probiotic supplements are a method to complement your diet with beneficial microorganisms.

Try Fasting

Fasting for a short period of time can have a lot of health benefits. Fasting is becoming more frequently regarded as a viable technique of controlling weight and avoiding disease as research in this field expands. Simultaneously, it is critical that fasting be done in an appropriate and healthy manner.

Fasting now has a significant amount of research to back it up. Fasting, in essence, rids our bodies of toxins and encourages cells to engage in activities that aren’t normally triggered when a regular supply of food is available.

Fasting causes modest stress in the body, which causes our cells to adapt by increasing their capacity to cope. To put it another way, they become powerful. This is comparable to what happens when we exercise and put our muscles and cardiovascular system under stress.

Cut out Sugar

Even if you’re already at a healthy weight, eliminating added sugars can improve your nutrition, especially if you replace those calories with nutritious foods like fruits, vegetables, nuts, seafood, and whole grains. These meals provide your body with more of the nutrients it requires to heal and defend itself. Your blood sugar levels will be more steady because they include fiber, which helps your body digest sweets more slowly.

Moreover, sugars are the main food supply for the bacteria that cause dental caries in your mouth. Cavities and more serious diseases can emerge as a result of this. If you don’t brush and floss every day, it might get worse. Sugar reduction particularly added sugars in beverages like soda or juice, may assist to prevent or stop tooth decay.

Prepackaged foods should be avoided in favor of entire foods such as fresh fruits, vegetables, grains, and nuts. Also, read the nutrition labels on packaged items. You can control how much sugar you consume if you know how much sugar is in a product. Also, instead of sodas and caloric beverages, drink water. The added sugar in these beverages is significantly worse than many solid food sources.

Exercise

Throughout the day, choose soothing techniques such as taking deeper breaths. Always remember to move every few hours. This will not only improve your posture if you spend all day at a desk, but it will also enhance blood flow.

Don’t panic if you don’t have time to go to the gym. There are several at-home training options that need minimal equipment, such as an exercise mat or a set of free weights, and it’s frequently as simple as watching an exercise video on your TV or iPad.

Spend Some Time Outdoors

Science also reveals that spending time in nature is beneficial to one’s mental and physical health. This is exactly what working moms require. On your day off, you may spend time with your family by going on a picnic or going on a walking or bike trail excursion.

Visit a location where you can admire nature. This might be a neighborhood park, a hiking route, or your own garden. Being in nature may boost your mood and make you feel more energized. It may help raise your mood and make you feel more connected, whether you prefer to be in nature alone or with your family.

Pamper Yourself

Fill the bathtub with warm water and relax with your favorite body lotion for a leisurely soak. If you’re having trouble finding a quiet moment, you can wait until the kids have gone to bed or ask your spouse to babysit the kids while you sneak away for a bathtime getaway. You may also light candles and lay flowers about the tub to create a pleasant, peaceful atmosphere!

It’s not tough to look for yourself while being the supermom your children love. Simply follow these basic health hacks, and you’ll be on your way to a happier, healthier life.

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