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  Blessing bags are care packages filled with essential items and small comforts that are distributed to individuals experiencing homelessness or facing difficult circumstances.   The contents of blessing bags can vary but often include items such as non-perishable food items, water bottles, hygiene products (like toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, and hand sanitizer), socks, gloves, hats, tissues, sunscreen, lip balm, and other items that can help address immediate needs.   I was inspired to create my own Blessing Bags after learning about them from my friend Sally at Real Mom Nutrition. She's my guest on this episode of This Unmillennial Life.  THIS UNMILLENNIAL LIFE PODCAST SHOW NOTES   LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE    "How To Make Blessing Bags" by Sally at Real Mom Nutrition  Sally's Spring/Summer meal plan: https://www.realmomnutrition.com/meal-plan-spring-summer/  Sally's Fall/Winter meal plan: https://www.realmomnutrition.com/aldi-meal-plan-winter/  The Feed-a-Friend program: https://www.realmomnutrition.com/students-help-fight-hunger-feed-a-friend/  The Enneagram Episode  Kara and Nate's YouTube Channel    COMMERCIAL LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE   YourColorGuru.com - Use Coupon Code REGAN for a 10% discount   EPISODE KEYWORDS   podcast, umillennial, Gen X, podcasts for women, women over 40, women over 50, blessing bags      

no. 133 - The Blessing Bags Episode

  Did you know the order you eat foods could impact how effectively your body utilizes it? Is when you eat as important as what you eat?    THIS UNMILLENNIAL LIFE PODCAST SHOW NOTES   LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE   Nutrisense:    Nutrisense Blog   $75 off offer (*affiliate)    Previous Episodes:     The Ozempic Episode  The Probiotics and Metabolism Episode   Odds and Ends Ending:    Free CEUs for Registered Dietitians by Melissa Joy Dobbins of SoundBitesRD.com     COMMERCIAL LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE    Your Color Guru – use code REGAN for 10% off       EPISODE SUMMARY   EPISODE KEYWORDS   podcast, umillennial, Gen X, podcasts for women, women over 40, women over 50   What Is Meal Sequencing?   Have you ever considered that the order in which you eat food could impact how effectively your body utilizes its nutrients? Welcome to the world of meal sequencing – an art and science that goes beyond just what you eat, to when you eat it or rather, in what order you eat it.   Is meal sequencing the same as food sequencing?   For the most part, yes. Meal sequencing is the strategic ordering of eating different food groups at different times within a meal to optimize digestion and establish more stable blood glucose levels.   What food order do people use if they're focusing on Meal Sequencing?   Experts recommend starting the meal with protein or fat (plus fiber, if possible) in the form of a small appetizer or salad rich in non-starchy carbohydrates (i.e. non-starchy vegetables.) Starting in this specific order as a part of the meal sequence has been shown to increase GLP-1 production. Next, the main course typically consists of eating protein first, followed by carbohydrates, with most experts recommending whole grains, based on their fiber content. Opting for dessert at the end of a meal, rather than on its own, also may help avoid a higher blood sugar spike and better overall glucose response.    What are the benefits of Meal Sequencing?   Eating in this particular order may     Improve digestion     Stabilize      Blood sugar levels     Provide sustained energy     Weight loss or fat loss    EPISODE TRANSCRIPT   (transcript generated through AI; may contain spelling errors)     

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