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Starting your day with a healthy morning routine can set a tone by the end of your day. If you often struggle with swelling or digestive problems, incorporating a few simple habits in your morning can make it a big difference in how you feel throughout the day.
After a night of sleep, your body dehydrates and needs fluids. Drinking a glass of warm water with lemon first thing in the morning can help to start digestion and hydrate your body. This simple habit can help reduce swelling and promote regular bowel movements.
Missing breakfast or choosing sweet sweets can cause your digestion. Instead, choose a balanced breakfast that includes fiber, protein and healthy fats. Foods such as oatmeal with nuts and fruits, Greek yogurt with granola or mashed with spinach and avocado can provide the nutrients that your body needs to maintain healthy digestion.
Physical activity can help stimulate digestion and reduce swelling. Whether it is a quick yoga stream, a quick walk or some stretching exercises, the inclusion of movement in your morning routine can help move things in your digestive system.
Bulping through eating or eating on the move can lead to poor digestion and bloating. Take the time to sit down and enjoy your breakfast, chew your food slowly and carefully. This can help prevent overeating and improve your digestive efficiency.
Herbal teas such as mint, ginger or chamomile can have soothing effects on the digestive system. Drinking a glass of herbal tea after your breakfast can help soothe any digestive discomfort and promote healthy digestion throughout the day.
By incorporating these simple habits into your morning routine, you can support better digestion and start your day, feeling vigorously and without swelling. Remember that the sequence is key, so make these habits some of your daily routine so you can feel the best, all the time!
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