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When looking for body positive nutrition resources in Massachusetts, it can be difficult to know where to start. In our diet-culture-entrenched society, it can feel overwhelming to know what resources are beneficial for your overall well-being. And, what may be more damaging. That’s why we have compiled a list of resources in Massachusetts that can help…
With the new year upon us (hiii 2025) diet culture is working harder than ever to increase its 70 billion dollar industry. Yup, you just read billion. With that type of power and influence, it can be hard to block out the diet culture noise. While some things have diet culture written all over them, there are others that are…
Have you ever had a thought pop into your brain telling you what you “should” and shouldn’t eat? Say hello to your Food Police. The little voice that is in your head and judges your food choices. A product of diet culture and disordered language around food and bodies. While many of us grapple with the Food Police,…
When healing your relationship with food, the idea that “all foods fit” can feel skeptical. Diet culture has ingrained in us the idea of good foods vs. bad foods. But is there really such a thing as good and bad food? Is there truly a way to allow and enjoy all foods in your diet without needing…
We’ve all been there before: you get wrapped up with school, work, or with kids and hours have passed since you last had anything to eat. Before you know it, you’re raiding the cabinets, eating whatever food is in front of you. Carefully assessing what it is you’re in the mood for, preparing a meal…
After just over two years, the NourishRX team is finally returning to the office in Salem, Massachusetts – here’s what you can expect as you attend in-person treatment with your dietitian.
Essentially, weight cycling is the notion of losing and regaining weight over and over again. More often than not, it is a direct result of chronic dieting. Here, we dive into what weight cycling is, its effects, and how to stop it.
Just because it looks like Intuitive Eating does not mean that it truly is IE. Many companies advertise Intuitive Eating, when in reality, they are advertising a diet. We have highlighted some red flags to help you spot “fake intuitive eating.”
From when we’re young, we begin to pick up on rules: Don’t touch the stove, look both ways when crossing the street, hands at 10 and 2 when driving. Some rules are designed to keep us safe and healthy while others can sometimes do more harm than good. That’s right – we’re talking food rules….
In a society with such a strong emphasis on dieting and weight control, it can feel almost impossible not to feel preoccupied with food. I mean, we live in a world of “what I eat in a day” videos and a new diet creeping in around every corner. It’s hard to escape! So many people promote rules…
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