A Deeper Look at Intuitive Eating
Touted as the “anti-diet,” intuitive eating is all about creating a positive relationship between food and one’s own body.
Principles:
- Ditch the diet mentality
- Respect your hunger
- Stop warring with food
- Stop viewing foods as “good or bad”
- Enjoy what you eat
- Appreciate your body
- Exercise
- Attend to your health with “gentle nutrition”
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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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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