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Foods that support healthy Luteal Phase Temperatures: Curry, Chicken, Chai Tea, Black Peppercorn, Ginger, Cinnamon Bark, Garlic, Chives, Scallions, Leak, Quinoa, Onion, Lamb, Trout, Salmon, Walnut, Oysters, Shrimp, Buckwheat. All food should be cooked during the luteal phase, even fruit. Your body is trying to raise its temperature so that it can produce abundant progesterone. The body has a fixed amount of metabolic resources. In order to break foods down into usable nutrients, those foods must be digested, cooked, within the body.
Bread, cereals, pastas, fruits, vegetables, and crackers are some examples of good carbohydrates to include in a pregame meal. Lean sources of protein, like chicken or lean sirloin or strip steak, are also important. Fluid intake should be a big focus of pregame fueling. Water is best. Foods to avoid are those high in fat.