
I believe that how we feel impacts everything - how we show up for our family, how we think, how we dream, and how we live.
For years, I thought exhaustion, mood swings, and digestive issues were just part of motherhood. I told myself it was normal to feel drained, foggy, and on edge because, well, life was busy. Between kids, work, and keeping up with everything at home, I convinced myself that “tired” was just my new normal. I was functioning, but I wasn’t thriving. Deep down, I knew I was missing something. I wanted to show up as the mom and woman God created me to be - present, joyful, and full of energy for the life I’d prayed for.
That’s when I started learning about gut health. At first, I didn’t realize how much it connected to everything - energy, mood, hormones, sleep, immune system, even brain clarity. But the more I learned, the more it made sense. Our gut is like the foundation of our health. When it’s out of balance, everything else starts to feel off too.
I focused on supporting my body at the root instead of chasing symptoms. I swapped processed foods for real ones, drank more water, started taking better supplements, and gave my body the tools it needed to heal. It wasn’t overnight, but it was worth it. My digestion improved. My energy came back. My mood leveled out. My skin cleared. My sleep deepened. And for the first time in years, I actually felt like myself again.

Pros of Being Healthy
Better immune function.
Lower risk of chronic diseases (e.g., heart disease, diabetes, hypertension).
Increased longevity.
Reduced symptoms of depression and anxiety
Improved mood and energy levels.
Better cognitive function and memory.
Higher energy levels throughout the day.
Improved stamina and endurance.
Enhanced physical performance.
Higher energy levels throughout the day.
Increased ability to participate in social activities.
Positive influence on family and friends.

Cons of Being Healthy
Requires time for meal planning and preparation.
Commitment to regular exercise.
Continuous effort to maintain healthy habits.
Healthier food options can be more expensive.
Gym memberships, fitness classes, or equipment costs.
Potential costs of supplements and other health-related products.
Stress from maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
Possible feelings of guilt or failure when slipping from healthy habits.
Pressure to meet societal standards of health and fitness.
Physical discomfort when starting new exercise routines.
Adjusting to new dietary habits can be challenging.
Overcoming cravings and withdrawal from unhealthy foods.
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