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Touted as the “anti-diet,” intuitive eating is all about creating a positive relationship between food and one’s own body.
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Having a positive body image and taking a balanced approach to diet are crucial to both your physical and mental health. However, there are some problems that arise with practical application.
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Despite being promoted as the “anti-diet,” it is still a diet because it’s a guided approach to how you consume food. And like any diet, it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution.
For some people, for example, listening to their body ends up with them overeating and gaining even more weight.
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Just because you aren’t counting calories when eating intuitively doesn’t mean they don’t matter anymore.
And even if you eat mindfully, it’s really easy to overconsume foods when you have no idea how many calories are in them — regardless of if you’re eating “healthy foods.”
For example, nuts like almonds and cashews are great foods for providing nourishment and satiating your hunger. But each nut packs a wallop, and you can quickly eat 400–500 calories of them without even realizing it.
=You can just as easily consume way more than you burn just from what you drink on any given day. If you’re not t
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You can respect, love, and honor your body at any size. Your self-worth as a person has nothing to do with weight or aesthetics.
But health is another matter. Obesity is irrefutably linked with the increased risk of a host of health issues like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.
By sticking with small calorie deficits and taking a break every month to two to eat at maintenance, you can gradually reach your health and fitness goals without developing a toxic relationship with food or feeling deprived.
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If you’ve been struggling with intuitive eating and weight gain, it might be time to try a more structured, gradual approach to healthy eating.
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