Feature on Dr. Barbara Sturm: My Anti-inflammatory Daily Routine
I was interviewed for the website of the amazing Dr. Barbara Sturm recently. She and I connect through our anti-inflammatory philosophies.
Gentle and Trusted Skincare
Like myself, Dr. Sturm has carved out her second career by addressing a need through innovation and challenging the traditional medical systems through her inflammation research.
She is world-recognized for her non-surgical skin treatments, which have achieved cult status with devotees worldwide – and it isn’t surprising.
My beauty routine includes her skincare range, as I love the performance.
‘…Dr. Barbara Sturm’s Hyaluronic Ampoules and for moisturizing, I alternate between a few different ones, but I do love her Face Cream…‘
I like that they are not harsh on the skin. Harsher products like retinol leave my skin very dry – so I agree with her approach of being gentle on the skin for long-term, trusted results.
I include a taster from their article since I often get asked:
What anti-inflammation supplements do you use?
‘I take Vitamin D every year, as being of Moroccan and Persian descent, I need more sun exposure than I get in London. The darker our skin, the more sun we need for optimal Vitamin D levels.
I take a Vitamin B complex for about a month twice a year and around my bi-annual liver detox, which is shared on the Eat Burn Sleep platform.
I like to take L-Lysine and Zinc Picolinate whenever my immune system needs a boost. I also take omega-3 fish oils over the course of a month, a few times a year.’
I absolutely love the feature on Dr. Strum’s website, and I hope that you do, too! Please read it here: Eat With Me With Yalda Alaoui.
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You may also be interested in watching my Videos. I cover why Vitamin D is important and how to improve your Vitamin D levels, as well as many other anti-inflammatory, chronic inflammation, gut health and nutrition tips.
I include an omega-3-rich recipe that your family and friends will love. It is called Champions Salad. It’s a nutrient powerhouse meal to boost your immune and nervous systems, balance your hormones, and feed your skin.
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March 11, 2022
Gut Healthy Recipes for Sell-by Date
My Interview With The Daily Mail: Be More Connected to your Food
I was interviewed recently by the Daily Mail. It was about the recent call-to-action from the charity Wrap to supermarkets. They are urging supermarkets to ditch the sell-by dates on packaging.
All in the effort to promote less waste, and I absolutely support it.
How to Identify Spoiled Food
Growing up in Morocco, we didn’t have supermarkets until I was 12, and dates on the packaging didn’t exist. We bought produce from markets regularly or picked it up from my grandfather’s farm for the day we needed it.
The food was fresh, and we ate it soon after it was bought. Unless it was yogurt, which we kept longer for the healthy bacteria to occur. Waste didn’t happen.
I know that many people have busy lives and shopping this way is not always possible but becoming more tuned to our foods is good practice.
It’s time to stop relying on sell-by dates and ditching foods that are perfectly fine to eat.
Trust your judgment
This move will undoubtedly encourage more people to think about their food. To look at the color and skin, feel and smell the produce, check the consistency and appearance – and generally be more connected.
Does the produce look, smell, and feel good to eat? These thoughts will become second nature.
Ultimately this practice will reduce waste, save money, and, more likely, more nutrients will be ingested.
Crunchy vegetables, for instance, get softer. So, initially, you would use them for a salad or steamed lightly, then as they age, you could use them in soup or roast them.
Or prepare them and add a sprinkling of salt for a quick healthy snack!
Also, when buying a bunch of organic green bananas for next week’s lunch box, buy extra for the next week too. When they are browning, smoothies are taken care of, for instance.
Or use it to make my nutritious banana bread!
Meat should be cooked soon after purchase, as well as fish.
Smells and appearance are a huge indication that they are past their best, and getting a second opinion if you are not sure, is wise.
Even if you already do this practice, planning meals and shopping for the ingredients you need for the week is often a good idea. A little time spent focusing on this can save money and waste.
I know from feedback that these are appreciated because knowing exactly what to eat, if there are health concerns for optimum results, takes the stress away. I love creating them.
Using up food before they go over is so satisfying.
Prepared in moments, this cleansing soup, with each ingredient chosen for its unique healing properties, will boost gut and mental health. This will alleviate chronic inflammation symptoms, strengthen the immune system, and promote cell DNA repair.
You could freeze it and add the coconut milk at a later date!
Members, I know that my version of Shakshuka is one of your favorites because it’s a crowd-pleasing comfort food.
Kids love it, too. (I have always had to consider children when creating the recipe since I have two!).
If there are hungry people around you, eggs that need to be used up, and a batch of my delicious and versatile tomato sauce at the ready, consider this quick and easy dish.
The shopping lists will ensure that you have the other anti-inflammatory ingredients. Through Wrap’s campaign urging supermarkets to ditch the sell-by date, I am hoping that more people will see positive results from being more connected to the food they consume.
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September 01, 2023
The Anti-inflammatory Diet & Lifestyle
Chronic Inflammation Affects Us All
Not many people understand chronic inflammation. This is why the anti-inflammatory diet and lifestyle Eat Burn Sleep platform exists. Our members understand it now because they can see and feel the difference. They have put their inflammatory condition and autoimmune disease into remission.
It is only through my health journey that I understand chronic inflammation.
Around 14 years ago, during pregnancy, I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease: ulcerative colitis. The symptoms were relatively mild to begin with. They became more acute after my son was born. I got better for a while and then had my second son.
Two years later, I was diagnosed with another condition: a rare autoimmune disease called hemolytic anemia. I nearly died several times.
In my quest to get better, I saw medical professionals, specialists, naturopaths, nutritionists, and dieticians worldwide.
Anti-inflammatory Medicine
The anti-inflammatory medication and steroids for the autoimmune disease I was taking would only work for a while. Then they would stop working.
I researched everywhere, trying to find out what was going on and how I could help myself.
Along the way, I was trying every diet under the sun. Some were extremely restrictive; nothing was working. I felt sick, malnourished, depressed, and determined not to live that way. I spent time in and out of hospitals, being unable to absorb nutrients, and passed from specialist to specialist. So, I researched everywhere I could, trying to determine what was happening.
One day, the penny dropped! It was chronic inflammation!
To give its correct title, chronic inflammation is Chronic Systemic Inflammation – CSI.
Inflammation is a healthy bodily response to a foreign pathogen, to a cut, trauma, virus, bug, bacteria – any injury or organism that is capable of causing disease. Inflammation is your body’s immune response to defend yourself.
For example:
If you catch a virus or you have a fever.
If you have a wound, the tissue around it inflames, and collagen and fibers are sent to the cut to repair it.
If you ingest bad bacteria, you expel the foreign pathogen in other ways.
This is acute inflammation. It is the immune response to protect you, the body’s weapon of protection.
Is Reducing Inflammation Important?
Inflammation becomes an issue when it becomes chronic when there are low levels of inflammation in the body for a long time—caused by food, stress, inflammatory movement, and substances around us like pollution. How and what we eat, how we move, what we are exposed to, and how we deal with stress raises inflammation.
If what we eat and are exposed to, how we move, and stress levels never change, then this is how the inflammation stays running and turns into chronic systemic inflammation.
Why Should We Care About Inflammation?
Chronic inflammation is linked to 78% of the causes of death – cancer, obesity, Alzheimer’s disease, autoimmune diseases, heart attacks, depression, and so on.
Chronic inflammation is the trigger for non-communicable diseases. These are diseases that you cannot transmit, like cancer, Parkinson’s, autoimmune diseases, joint issues, skin inflammation, PCOS, endometriosis – anything that you cannot catch (see more here). All will be triggered or worsened by high levels of chronic inflammation.
Chronic inflammation is linked to male and female fertility issues, peri-menopause, menopause, periods, allergies, and asthma – it is astounding what targeting chronic inflammation achieves! This is the reason why I had to create the best anti-inflammatory lifestyle. It affects all of us!
Why Do I Get Worse Colds and Viruses Than Others?
If you catch any transmittable diseases, your health will deteriorate faster if you have chronic inflammation because it dysregulates your immune system.
People have been awakened during the Covid 19 to chronic inflammation issues.
Chronic inflammation is a dysregulation of the immune system, and I discovered that once the established inflammatory pathway is open, you can develop more than one autoimmune disease.
Long COVID Protection & Recovery is in the Personalized Advice section, Members.
How Can You Prevent Genetic Diseases?
I also discovered that many genetic conditions have chronic inflammation at their source because it dysregulates the immune system and switches on weak genes (epigenetics). My mother and grandmother had autoimmune diseases; I have those autoimmune genes.
I have now lowered those responses by living an anti-inflammatory lifestyle.
You cannot change your DNA, but you can change your lifestyle.
You can have an inflammatory lifestyle or an anti-inflammatory lifestyle.
I can switch on those autoimmune genes if I start living an inflammatory life again.
What also transpired through my research is that the anti-inflammatory medication saved me, but it was temporary.
It was like putting a plaster on massive cracks.
I needed the source of my autoimmune conditions to be treated, not plastered over.
I also discovered that the anti-inflammatory tablets and steroids were exponentially worsening my symptoms and causing inflammation and a dysregulated immune system.
So, yes, the anti-inflammatory drugs and steroids saved me, but they increased inflammation in my system on a perpetual cycle.
How Do You Reduce Inflammation Naturally?
I also discovered that by manipulating gut bacteria, systemic chronic inflammation can be reduced at the source, and the immune system can be regulated again.
When I say manipulate, I mean eating to encourage good diversity.
60% of Gut-associated lymphoid tissues (GALT) reside in the gut, an essential component of the body’s immune defense.
It switches off genetic expression by manipulating gut bacteria and increasing good diversity.
People talk about gut health a lot but not really about inflammation because they don’t fully understand it. It is relevant, though. Poor gut health leads to chronic inflammation.
So, my research was extensive and extended to thousands of hours over a decade. I used myself first as a guinea pig and then extended it to family and friends, developing this anti-inflammatory lifestyle called Eat Burn Sleep. Born in 2017.
I qualified as a naturopathic nutritionist so that I could help others with a foundation in biochemistry (CNM) from the College of Naturopathic Medicine in London with a DipCNM in 2021, and am accredited with mBANT (British Association for Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine) and mANP (Member of Association of Naturopathic Practitioners), all of which set the standard of excellence in science-based nutrition and naturopathic practice.
My research into gut health and chronic inflammation remains continuous.
What Is The Fastest Way to Reduce Inflammation?
The EBS lifestyle is about lowering chronic inflammation with the variables we have control over. We can modify how we eat and sleep better for the tissues to repair and the immune system to reset by eating anti-inflammatory foods. An anti-inflammatory diet will aid sleep, and this method resets the circadian rhythm.
Good quality sleep is anti-inflammatory. This is why weight gain is linked to low-quality sleep.
When you eat nourishing, nutritional food, it promotes a healthy gut and ‘feel-good’ neurotransmitter synthesis.
Nourishing gut-healthy food reduces inflammation in the brain and supports healthy brain function. This is why depression is treated well on this anti-inflammatory platform. Chronic inflammation that comes from bad gut health increases neuroinflammation in the brain.
We can focus on anti-inflammation movement and strengthen our core to support our digestive system.
We can lower our stress levels by focusing on mental wellness and doing daily meditations, which lower cortisol levels and help lower chronic inflammation.
This inflammation-lowering lifestyle is all about focusing on the things we can change.
We can’t change a lot, like pollution and chemicals on surfaces and in just about every food and drink you come across. But we can focus on the areas we can change.
What Is the Point of an Anti-inflammatory Diet?
By lowering chronic inflammation, you lessen the chances of these issues developing. If they have developed already, you have more chance of putting these diseases into remission – if you follow an anti-inflammatory lifestyle.
The mechanisms of the effects of inflammation in the body and how the body becomes inflammatory are really involved and are unique to the individual’s make-up, surroundings, and lifestyle.
An anti-inflammatory lifestyle is the most important contributor to health, given its impact on non-communicable and infectious diseases.
We delve deeper into this on the platform and invite you to join us to eat, breathe, move, de-stress, sleep, and enjoy life the anti-inflammatory way.
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December 14, 2021
How to Avoid a Hangover
What Makes a Big Difference to Hangovers?
The Daily Mail newspaper recently asked me to join a panel of doctors and nutritionists on what drinks cause a hangover. It’s an interesting little article.
Calories in Drinks Affect You the Next Day
It is good to be mindful of alcohol and enjoy it in moderation. I love to have a glass of good wine, especially with dinner.
At parties, I really enjoy a glass of Champagne.
‘Fluctuating blood sugar levels induce cravings and hangovers’
So, when asked, I always recommend steering clear of sugary alcoholic beverages because they produce the worst hangovers.
The calories in a drink vary, which always affects how you feel the next day.
So, for instance, a glass of mulled wine, which is expected at this time of the year, is 235 calories for a 125ml glass.
The same size glass of white wine contains around 125kcal. Dry Champagne averages around 95kcal.
Some sweet alcoholic drinks play havoc with your blood sugar levels and induce cravings while drinking them.
The next day will always be challenging, with fluctuating blood sugar levels.
So, I would opt for dry white wine or Champagne. Vintage wines are great because they contain bacteria that might benefit your gastrointestinal health.
The article is a great little read; a doctor briefly explains the science behind a hangover.
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December 21, 2021
Best Alcoholic Drinks For Diabetes
Alcoholic Drinks for Diabetes Sufferers
Express newspaper asked me about the best (and worst) alcoholic drinks to have if you have Diabetes for an article they did recently.
What Drink is Best for Blood Sugar Levels?
I always recommend you steer clear of sugary alcoholic drinks and opt for dry wine or Champagne; that is for everyone, not just people with diabetes. I love a glass of vintage wine or Champagne.
It isn’t just about the type of drink either, but it is also about the quantity.
‘Opt for dry wine or Champagne.’
It’s a good idea to stay hydrated, drink water in between 1 to 2 drinks, and eat during consumption.
Eat Food to Slow Alcohol Absorption
Food’s presence will slow the absorption of alcohol in the bloodstream.
We must also not beat ourselves up with guilt if we go a little over.
To feel well, though, moderation will allow us to feel better both mentally and physically consistently.
Look After Your Liver
Ensuring that our livers are not overloaded is essential to good health. When our liver gets overloaded, it can start malfunctioning.
We can feel unwell in our bodies and minds with an overloaded liver.
Reduce Cravings After Drinking
As a diabetic, your blood sugar levels will definitely thank you if you stick to dry wine or Champagne.
This will ensure that you don’t have a disruption in your blood sugar levels, and it also reduces cravings afterward.
I have a great sugar cravings hack in my program that all of my friends love, but it is so hard to quell those intense cravings when you have had a sugary alcoholic drink.
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January 05, 2022
Gut Healthy Foods for Good Health
Squeeze More Goodness Into Your Diet
Metro interviewed me on how to squeeze your five-a-day fruit and vegetable portions into your day following a study that revealed that only a quarter of adults eat their recommended five-a-day.
Enjoy Eating Fruit and Vegetables
The five-a-day portions of fruit and vegetables are recommended because they are packed with critical daily nutrients.
What is also absolutely important is the enjoyment of eating gut-healthy, anti-inflammatory food.
‘I create recipes people love to make time and again for pleasure and health.’
I know I say this a lot, but eating is a celebration, and it shouldn’t be a chore with the understanding that not everyone loves to eat a side of green beans or an apple.
I consider this when creating recipes for Eat Burn Sleep’s anti-inflammatory lifestyle protocol.
Eating is a Celebration
After scientific research on the right foods and combinations to maximize gut health, flavor and appearance come into play.
Being a pleasure to the eye plays a huge part in the digestion of food. I will talk about digestion and inflammation in another article soon.
Food Has to be Enjoyable
I am a food lover. Food cannot be bland. It has to be delicious as well as nutrient-rich!
Gut-healthy food is to be enjoyed and not be too complicated.
So, I love that my anti-inflammatory recipes surprise and inspire – and they ensure that five-a-day maintenance is achieved.
You don’t need to be an excellent cook to have good food. Many gut health recipes have a minimum fuss with maximum flavor and nutrition.
So, I suggest you experiment and try different ways to incorporate those necessary nutrients from fruits and vegetables.
It could be baking or roasting. Once you have played around, you will get more vegetables and fruit in your family’s diet without them realizing it.
‘Figure out what makes your five-a-day taste best for you!’
Read the five-a-day fruit and vegetable maintenance article here.
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August 12, 2020
What Food Additives Do to Your Health
A Conversation with Dr. Dawn Harris Sherling: Food Additives and your Microbiome
Have you ever wondered why you don’t have IBS symptoms when you are traveling in Europe, but it returns when you get back to the US?
What food additives should you avoid for Gut Health Issues?
Dr. Dawn Harris Sherling, MD, FACP, is an internal medicine physician and writer based in Florida. She is completing her book on common dietary misconceptions in the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). She joined me for a live on Instagram to discuss the impact of food additives on gut health and raise awareness about the quality of food we eat.
IN THIS VIDEO, WE WILL COVER
What is the most significant difference between the European and American diets?
Why do you still gain weight no matter how much you diet and exercise when ingesting additives?
What are the simple solutions to the complex problems we are facing today?
What food additives should you avoid and look out for on labels?
Head over to our podcasts section to hear more from Dr. Dawn Sherling. We share some fascinating and important information about how foods, additives and processing, and so on, affect our gut health, leading to disease.
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August 04, 2020
Healing PCOS, Diabetes, and Osteoporosis
A Conversation with Dr. Mehreen Khan: Healing PCOS, Diabetes, and Osteoporosis
Dr. Mehreen Khan, MD, is a specialist in endocrinology based in California who managed her PCOS with the Eat Burn Sleep lifestyle. She joined me for a live on Instagram to discuss her journey and experience as a doctor in PCOS, diabetes, and osteoporosis.
IN THIS VIDEO, WE COVER THE FOLLOWING:
What is the link between diet and hormones?
What are the signs of hormonal imbalances, and what to do if you suspect them?
Why medication alone is not enough to manage PCOS?
What is insulin resistance, and how it links PCOS and diabetes?
Why osteoporosis is so common, and what lifestyle changes can you implement to manage it?
Check out Dr. Mehreen Khan’s Eat Burn Sleep review in the Doctors section in Testimonials.
Do have a look at videos and podcasts on the platform. There’s an array of health education that is open to everyone. I am on a mission to help people so they don’t have to visit the doctor so often.
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July 21, 2020
Overcome Anxiety and Infertility
A Conversation with Dr. Zara Jawad: Reproductive Endocrinology and Mental Health
Dr. Zara Jawad, MD, is a GP and functional medicine physician based in London with a particular interest in reproductive endocrinology and mental health. Like me, she aims to bridge the gap between modern and functional medicine.
She has applied Eat Burn Sleep methods as they pertain to clinical practice with several patients and herself included – this has shown excellent results.
Zara joined me on Instagram to talk about her experience with the plan, the importance of following an anti-inflammatory lifestyle, and to share her thoughts about modern medical practice.
IN THIS VIDEO, WE COVER THE FOLLOWING:
What if you feel bad, but your blood test results are normal?
How the 6-week plan eased Zara’s migraines and gut issues.
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July 17, 2020
Healing Chronic Gut Issues
A Conversation with Dr. Peter Hobeika: Healing Chronic Gut Issues and Lowering Cholesterol
Dr. Peter Hobeika, MD, is a physician that lives in New York. He healed his chronic gut issues and lowered his cholesterol by applying the Eat Burn Sleep lifestyle and joined me on Instagram to discuss his journey.
IN THIS VIDEO, WE WILL BE COVERING THE FOLLOWING:
Dr. Peter Hobeika’s story of recurring diverticulitis.
Why antibiotics do not help in the long run.
What’s the connection between mental health and gut health?
What’s the effect of lifestyle on inherited health issues?
What are the easy changes anyone can implement to improve overall health?
I hope that you enjoy our conversation. You can follow me on Instagram here.
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April 13, 2020
How to Keep Well During Isolation
Yalda Interviews: Daily Mail US: How To Maintain Wellness During Quarantine
The Daily Mail US asked me to share my nutrition expertise on how to keep healthy eating habits and maintain wellness during the quarantine. Click here for the article.
Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid) is so important for the body, as it boosts collagen and keeps bones, tissues, gums, cartilage, capillaries, and organs healthy.
The body cannot synthesize it, so you must obtain it through your dietary intake or supplement form. I always advocate for vitamins and minerals to be obtained from food, as it is the best way to receive maximum nutrition.
It is necessary for absorbing iron, a healthy immune system, and cell protection.
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