There is genuine disembodiment of my education vs my actual life. I’ve never “looked the part” of a dietitian. I've struggled with my weight and how I "should" be eating. The stereotype of dietitians and similar nutrition professionals is that we must only eat salads...
Written by Kim Hall RDN, a former intern at Alpine Nutrition Scrolling through fantasy searching for reality How many minutes a day do you spend social scrolling? How many social media accounts connect you to life outside of your own reality? Social media is an...
Let's be honest. Language is tricky. Knowing what to say and how to say it no matter who you're talking to in this day and age is hard. Especially as our culture shifts toward being more sensitive to race, cultural identity, sexuality, gender, and of course body size,...
We've all heard that eating well helps your brain function well. True. Some nutrients benefit the brain, like omega-3 fatty acids. But what happens when your mental health alters your relationship with food and makes it more difficult to make food choices that nourish...
What is body image grief? It's the holiday season once again - Winter Solstice to be exact. Growing up, like many kids, Christmas was my favorite holiday with all the decorations, yummy cookies, presents, and being goofy with family. Nowadays, while I still enjoy...
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Episode 23: Wellness Apps - With the sexy TV ads promising you a healthy relationship with food when you're done, you might think - "Wow, this is it! Finally, a wellness app that isn't about weight loss!" At least that's what I initially thought. The beautiful ad...
Episode 24: Malak Saddy is back on the Savor Food and Body Podcast to give you a personal and professional view of how religious practices intersect with fasting, eating disorders, disordered eating, and body image. We might be fasting for many different reasons....
What does it mean to undiet your life after 40? And how can ditching diets improve your relationship with food after 40?
The unique lessons my break up with chocolate taught me about intuitive eating, anxiety in midlife, and gentle nutrition.
Imagine walking through a bustling farmers' market, the vibrant colors and fresh scents of seasonal produce inviting you to explore. This sensory experience is at the heart of intuitive eating, a practice that encourages us to listen to our bodies and make food...
Episode 8. Are you a perfectionist? Do you ever feel the pressure to keep pushing toward perfection? Does your drive for achievement leave you feeling disconnected from your body and your true purpose in life? Dr. Rebecca Sorenson is a former competitive athlete whose...
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