Erin Mileski Wellness

09/14/2026

Here’s something most people don’t know — your body needs a balance of omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids to manage inflammation properly.

The ideal ratio is about 1:4. Meaning for every 1 part omega 3 you consume, you should be consuming about 4 parts omega 6.

But here’s the problem.

Because the average diet is so heavy in processed foods and seed oils — and so light in seafood — most people’s omega ratio is estimated to be closer to 1:15.

That’s 15 times more pro-inflammatory than it should be!

And most people have absolutely no idea.

Omega 3s — found in salmon, mackerel, sardines, anchovies, herring, clams, oysters, algae, fish oil and cod liver oil — are powerfully anti-inflammatory and most of us simply aren’t getting enough of them.

Omega 6s on the other hand are found heavily in the oils that dominate processed food — corn oil, canola oil, sunflower oil, soybean oil, grapeseed oil and more. And most of us are getting way too many of them.

The fix isn’t complicated — eat more omega 3 rich foods and crowd out those inflammatory oils with healthier alternatives.

Swipe through for the full breakdown. ➡️

💾 Save this and check your pantry oils today — this one is a game changer.

👇 Did you know about the omega ratio? Drop a 😳 in the comments if this surprised you!

08/31/2026

Eating to reduce inflammation doesn’t have to mean overhauling your entire life overnight.

It really comes down to three foundational shifts — and once you understand them, everything starts to make a lot more sense.

Step 1 — Choose whole foods. Food in its natural form has maximum nutrients and minimum toxins. The closer it is to how nature made it, the better it is for your body.

Step 2 — Minimize sugar and sweeteners. Both added sugars and artificial sweeteners trigger a stressful insulin response in the body — even the ones marketed as “healthy.” Less is always more here.

Step 3 — Prioritize healthy fats. Crowd out inflammatory trans fats, processed seed oils, and fried foods with healthy fats from fish, meat, eggs, avocado, coconut, and whole nuts and seeds.

That’s it. No complicated meal plans. No obsessive label reading. Just three simple principles that your body will thank you for.

Swipe through for the full breakdown.

📌Save this — it’s the simplest anti-inflammatory framework you’ll ever need.

👇 Which of these three steps feels most doable for you right now? Drop it in the comments!

08/28/2026

See you at the North City Farmers Market on Sunday from 5-9pm! 🌺

We are SO CLOSE to our Luau Night Market! ✨🌙🌺
This Sunday, 5pm to 9pm!
We have so many incredible vendors coming this Sunday! Our neighbors BAR CITRA will be open until 9pm, and we also have Live Music by deadparrotssocietyband, Trivia with statrivia, Cocktails at the Schooner's Seafood House bar, Food Trucks, Facepainting by Handpainted with HeART🖌🎨🖼💚🌴🔆 !
📍3560 N Ponce De Leon Blvd (Schooners)

08/17/2026

If you’ve been avoiding salt because you were told it’s bad for your heart — this one’s for you.

“Low sodium” was born from the idea that less sodium = lower blood pressure = better cardiovascular health. But that hypothesis is oversimplified. And the truth is a lot more nuanced.

Here’s what most people don’t know: sodium is actually one of the most essential electrolytes in your body. It’s critical for cell signaling, muscle contraction, water balance, and nutrient absorption. Your body needs it to function.

Yes, lower sodium consumption can lower blood pressure — but only because it shifts fluid balance in the body. It doesn’t address why your blood pressure is elevated in the first place.

The real answer? Focus on eating a whole food diet and increasing the nutrients that naturally balance sodium — like potassium and magnesium. That’s where the needle actually moves.

In short — stop stressing about the salt you sprinkle on your food. Let your cravings guide you. Your body is smarter than the label.

Swipe through all 5 slides to get the full picture.

Did this change the way you think about sodium? Drop your thoughts in the comments!

08/03/2026

We’ve been taught to fear cholesterol — but that’s not the full picture.

Here’s what most people don’t know: not all cholesterol is created equal. HDL is actually protective, while LDL only becomes damaging when it gets oxidized — meaning when it’s been damaged by stress, chemicals, bacterial endotoxins, and inflammatory sugars and oils.

So yes, high cholesterol can be a warning sign. But it’s not the root cause of disease.

Inflammation is.

Cholesterol just happens to be at the scene of the crime.

Instead of obsessing over your cholesterol numbers, the more important question to ask is: what’s driving inflammation in my body in the first place?

That’s where the real answers — and the real healing — live.

Save this and share it with someone who’s been told their cholesterol is too high and doesn’t know where to start.

👇 Did you know inflammation was the real driver here? Drop your thoughts in the comments!

07/30/2026

Inflammation isn’t always obvious.

It’s not just swelling or soreness — chronic inflammation is the silent driver behind some of the most common health struggles: cardiovascular disease, obesity, type II diabetes, hormone imbalances, autoimmunity, and even accelerated aging.

And while stress, poor sleep, and environmental toxins all play a role — what you eat every single day is one of the most powerful levers you can pull.

The good news? You don’t have to overhaul everything overnight.

Start by eliminating the foods that keep your body stuck in emergency mode — added sugars, toxic oils, processed meats, and fried foods — and replacing them with whole, colorful, nutrient-dense foods that actually help your body heal.

Colorful fruits & veggies, healthy fats, fatty fish, fiber-rich foods, and herbs like turmeric and ginger are all powerful places to start.

➡️Swipe through all the slides to see exactly what to reduce and what to add in.

Save this — it’s basically a cheat sheet for your next grocery run!

👇 Which inflammatory food is the hardest one for you to give up? No judgment here! Drop it in the comments.

07/22/2026

We’ve talked about fermented foods, digestive enzymes, stomach acid, and bile — but this might be the most ancient gut healing food of all.

Bone broth is rich in collagen, gelatin, amino acids, and minerals that directly support your gut lining, reduce inflammation, improve digestion, and even benefit your skin and joints.

And the best part? It’s incredibly simple and practically free to make!

All you need is bones — beef, chicken, or turkey — water, apple cider vinegar to help draw out the nutrients, and a few simple seasonings. Let it simmer low and slow for 8 to 16 hours and you’ve got liquid gold.

Swipe to grab the full recipe and add this to your weekly routine. ➡️

📍Save this — you’ll want to come back to it on Sunday when you’re meal prepping!

Have you ever made homemade bone broth? Drop a 🙋 in the comments if you’re going to try this!

07/14/2026

How fun are these scripture magnets?! I only have 5 left - stop by the office to say hello and take one home! ☀️

📍Erin Mileski Wellness, 3750 US 1, Suite B, St Augustine, FL 32086

🌅From the rising of the sun to its setting, the the name of the Lord is to be praised! - Psalm 113:3 🌅

07/13/2026

Let’s be honest. Most of us have been taught to treat symptoms.

Dry skin? Here’s a cream. Anxious? Here’s a prescription. Exhausted all the time? Must be stress. Can’t lose weight? Try harder.

But what if the real question was never what is wrong — but where is it coming from?

Your gut is home to trillions of microorganisms that influence almost every system in your body. And when that ecosystem is out of balance, it doesn’t just show up as bloating or stomach pain.

It shows up as skin flareups, autoimmune diagnoses, mood disorders, brain fog, chronic fatigue, and conditions that seem completely unrelated to digestion.

The gut-body connection isn’t alternative medicine anymore. The research is there. The question is whether anyone’s told you to look there yet.

Swipe through to see just how far the gut’s reach extends — and ask yourself if any of these might be connected for you?

👇 Which one hit closest to home for you? Tell me in the comments.

07/03/2026

Join my team "Walkin' On Sunshine" for the Epic Cure, Inc. Shine a Light 5k on October 17th! ☀️ Team link in the comments 👇

Epic Cure is near and dear to my heart! Our church organizes and facilitates one of many EC distributions in St Augustine - volunteering with the food distribution has been the highlight of my week for several years ❤️

If you or a family you know is in need of food, come see us every Thursday from 3:30-5pm at Gamble Rogers Middle School, we're there rain or shine with fresh meat, vegetables, fruit, and non-perishables!

https://runsignup.com/Race/Register/RaceGroup-2134485?raceId=130184