A NATURAL APPROACH TO ENDOMETRIOSIS
The Endo Diet® is a fully HOLISTIC approach here to support you
on your journey of endo SELF-CARE ♥
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You deserve to be free from pain and to have energy at your disposal for whatever adventures you choose.
Through a strategic approach, I was able to systematically resolve each of my symptoms (we’re talking intense pain, debilitating fatigue, bloating, brain fog, food intolerances and more) and get my life back.
…And not just enough to get through the day, but the body freedom to climb, trek and travel all over the world.
Anyone feel better?
100% better.
I was advised by my doctor to cut out any wheat products and that made a difference almost instantly. The bloating I’ve always carried around went down and the pain went as well. I eat less meats as these tend to feel heavy on my stomach. I eat a lot of fresh veg and fish for protein.
Life changing to say the least.
Yes yes yes. Been doing it for 6 months fully and it has been life changing.
I have minimal flare ups. Less bloating. And I’ve lost almost 30 lbs.
Yesssss! 100 times better!
My fallopian tubes even cleared up after 6 months on it ?? (ie. less retrograde bleeding)
Me!!!! 7 months in!!
And I even have spurge days and I may hurt for up to 3 days after I splurge, but this diet has changed my life! Please try it!
And just fyi, it may take a month to notice anything. But you’ll feel better every single month.
Yes it’s been a life changer!
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