Mixed messages around food—which ones to eat versus which ones to avoid—lead us to eat in a disconnected way. Let’s get back to enjoying food, especially during a season full of delightful flavors. Guide Alexis leads you through a mindful eating exer... 

How can we reduce the stress of meal planning while still being confident our kids will be excited about what they eat? Watch how I get my kids involved in meal planning plus, catch some tips to make your job a little easier! Do you plan meals for yo... 

There are a lot of ideas and messages about intuitive eating online, through various forms of media, and even from friends and family. While it may sound simple to listen to your body and "eat when hungry", it's often more nuanced than that! If it so... 

There was once a time when most of us ate food simply according to our body’s cues. This was the Before Times—a phase of life, however brief, before we internalized ideas about our bodies and what or how we were “supposed” to eat. The length of this ... 

Let’s imagine a scenario: You’re walking through an airport. You pass a bathroom and wonder, “Hmm, do I need to use the bathroom?” Before doing a body check and letting that be your guide, you pause. You pass that question through a few mental filter... 

One of the barriers to eating intuitively—i.e. trusting yourself to eat what your body needs, wants, and likes—is counting calories. This is either a mental calculation of calories consumed, and/or an app that someone uses frequently to “keep track” ... 

Even though I’ve worked with hundreds of folks as they let go of dieting and start eating intuitively, I can’t say for sure what intuitive eating and food trust will look and feel like for you. I actually think that’s the great thing about eating int... 

If you’ve ever been on a diet (or, a few dozen of them), you’ve been told in some way or another that you can’t be trusted around food. Even if you’ve never followed a strict or rigid diet, wellness culture and the media have convinced us that we nee... 

Q: Should I be eating breakfast every day? I get asked this question so frequently! Nutrition headlines of oscillated over the years, once stating that breakfast is a MUST in order to be “healthy”, and now changing with the tides of the Intermittent ... 

A big question in the intuitive eating world is whether it’s possible to use a food tracking app, and still eat intuitively. And, does an intuitive eating food tracking app exist? We explore intuitive eating and food tracking apps on this episode of ... 

I’m sure the ads for diet services and “new!” products have already popped into your inbox, social media feeds, and maybe even friendly conversations. This is the diet industry’s favorite time of year to convince you something needs to change! (I’ve ... 

CW: Disordered and restrictive eating behaviors shared in details below. I used to abide by many arbitrary (and seemingly “healthy”, at the time) food rules. For example: At a restaurant, the first thing I did was scan the menu for descriptive words ... 

  Protein – such an interesting topic (at least I think so – LOL). I get so many questions to our website and on social media about protein. Questions like “should I eat a high protein diet” and “will protein build more muscle” seem to be top of mind... 

My fellow Get Healthy U TV Trainer Sam Cameranesi (@scameranesi0) joined me in an amazing Live Q&A with you all discussing what are macronutrients and how they fit into your life! Counting macros can be one of the most effective things you can do to ... 

I wish I had known what it means to eat intuitively before I started running marathons, or just running for exercise and for fun. I learned some hard lessons after a lot of food experiments, trials, and many errors. I've been on the marathon starting...