• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
  • home
  • about
    • about aimee
  • podcast
  • blog

small eats logo

  • Nutrition
  • Recipes
  • Resources
  • Privacy Policy
You are here: Home / Collaborations / Does This Food Work for Me?

Filed Under: Collaborations

Does This Food Work for Me?

0 shares
  • Share
  • Tweet

Tune into your body’s responses to see if your body agrees with the foods you’re eating. | Does This Food Work for Me? from small-eats.com
This is part of a series I’ve been creating for Azumio. Azumio is an app company dedicated to improve health and wellness by tracking sleep and steps, monitoring your glucose levels and heart rate, and providing exercise libraries and routines.
Have you ever noticed your stomach feeling upset or bloated after eating a meal, or noticed a pimple pop up on your face the next morning after eating a lot of certain food? Your body is an incredible and complex thing. In addition to the many processes it does to keep things going, it’s constantly giving you feedback on how it’s feeling, including if it can handle the foods you’re eating.

Some of that feedback can be positive, and some of it could be negative. Depending on your health history and what’s going on with your body, your body would be in need of some healing or adjustments. That healing could be working on improving your digestion, hormone balance, blood sugar regulation, or reducing your inflammation. Whichever one applies to you, the foods we eat can affect that healing.

We could have food intolerances or allergies that we’re not aware of. Some food intolerances could resolve themselves after healing and rebalancing your gut, and some could still be an issue even after gut healing. It depends on your body and health situation, and can be helpful to seek guidance from a medical or nutritional professional.

Learn more about how you can figure out what food works for you on Azumio’s blog.

Tagged With: azumio, collaboration, food allergy, food intolerance, wellness

Previous Post: « Small Steps Podcast #14: Being Biracial and My Vision for Wellness
Next Post: Small Fact Friday: Digestion and Absorption »

Primary Sidebar

Hi! I'm Aimée (she/her), a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, podcaster and creative. I'm here to help you cut through the health and wellness noise to find your healthy, one small step at a time. Learn More…

Footer

Grow your audience and build a profitable online business.

Learn More   Get Started Today

MENU

  • Nutrition
  • Recipes
  • Resources
  • Privacy Policy

Legal Information

This website is written for educational purposes only and hasn’t been approved by the FDA. Content should not be considered a substitute for professional medical expertise. Always consult a qualified health professional before starting a new diet or health program or regarding any health conditions or concerns.

Affiliate Disclosure

Small Eats is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.

Newsletter

Sign up to get exclusive info, small steps and the latest news.

© 2013–2026 small eats inc / aimée suen · Cookd Pro Theme