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If you’ve started to explore intuitive eating you’ve probably noticed that the focus is not on rigid rules, but rather on flexibility, getting curious about how food feels, cultivating self-compassion and forgiveness, and focusing on nurturance and satisfaction. This is where gentle nutrition fits in. Whereas it’s mainstream for diets to prescribe nutrition commandments without taking […]

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Do you know or suspect someone with an eating disorder and just don’t know what to do or say? It is not your job to fix them, but you can arm yourself with knowledge and skills to better support them in their recovery.

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Intermittent fasting (IF) has become one of the most popular nutrition trends in recent years. From 16:8 fasting windows to alternate-day fasting, there’s no shortage of advice online about restricting eating to support weight, boost metabolism, or “cleanse” the body. But if you’re recovering from an eating disorder, have a history of restrictive dieting, or […]

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Fiber is often praised as a “super nutrient” for gut health but it’s also frequently framed in ways that can feel overwhelming, rigid, or diet-centric. Many messages focus on hitting a specific number, cutting foods, or pushing through discomfort, which can be especially challenging for people recovering from disordered eating or chronic restriction. The truth? […]

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February is American Heart Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about cardiovascular health and prevention. While heart health is often discussed through the lens of weight loss, restriction, or rigid food rules, research shows that heart-supportive nutrition can — and should — be approached without dieting, shame, or fear around food. Heart health is […]
