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Sophie Burge Dolan MS, RDN | GI Nutrition Expert on Instagram: "It’s all about balance, friends! Try using this model when building your plate. Of course, we cannot eat this way all day everyday but it is a good rule of thumb for most of our meals! When we eat this way, we… 🍽️stay more full for longer 🍽️balance our blood sugar better 🍽️improve digestion 🍽️increase nutrient intake So, start by covering half of your plate with non-starchy vegetables &/or fruit. Next, split the other half with

Sophie Burge Dolan MS, RDN | GI Nutrition Expert on Instagram: "It’s all about balance, friends! Try using this model when building your plate. Of course, we cannot eat this way all day everyday but it is a good rule of thumb for most of our meals! When we eat this way, we… 🍽️stay more full for longer 🍽️balance our blood sugar better 🍽️improve digestion 🍽️increase nutrient intake So, start by covering half of your plate with non-starchy vegetables &/or fruit. Next, split the other half…

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You hear all of the time that the rule of thumb for healthy eating is 80 percent Fit Foods and 20 percent Fun Foods. But have you ever stopped to figure out what this would look like in your week? Many of you may be eating more like 40/60, 50/50, or 60/40 and you don’t

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if your past dieting history looks even a little like mine (read: yo-yo dieting for years), you’re no stranger to food rules: when to eat, what to eat, how to eat, and – especially – what not to eat. these rules are like mantras on replay in your brain at all hours & leave you fearing food, sorting each bite in to what is “on” and “off” limits, and eventually going full send on a rule-breaking binge at some point. rules don’t allow for birthday cake or post-dinner chocolate or drinks out…

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Text on the center of the graphic reads: "You deserve to eat, even if:," with the following statements listed inside colored blocks: "The people around you aren't eating," "You ate X minutes or hour(s) ago," "You haven't exercised lately," "You binged recently," and "You're having a bad body image day."

Rigid food rules and denying hunger are among the key signs that may indicate an eating disorder. For those with an eating disorder, the mind often acts as a micromanager, responding to hunger cues based on external rules and restrictions. Relearning how to trust and honor internal body cues takes time and courage, and it begins with feeding your body adequately and consistently. You don't need to "earn" food, or fear or fight hunger. You always need – and deserve – enough food to eat.

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Obesity eating habits vector image

This image depicts various unhealthy eating habits related to weight gain and potential health problems. It illustrates the consequences of poor dietary choices and the importance of healthy eating. Download a free preview or high-quality Adobe Illustrator (ai), EPS, PDF, SVG vectors and high-res JPEG and PNG images.

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the boy is eating salad with vegetables and drinking water on the table, flat style royalty illustration

Illustration about a Little Boy happy to eat salad. he love vegetables. Healthy foods with benefits. Healthy and vegan food concept. Illustration of green, organic, nutrition - 256430225

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