
This week, we discuss how the way set point theory is used in healthcare and the ED recovery community is rooted in fatphobia, and can be a contributing factor in preventing people from fully recovering. Many recovery modalities are based on assumptions on how ‘sick’ someone could really be based on their body size, which is also used as a barometer for how they are progressing through recovery (EW, we know.). We know there’s a delicate balance between meeting your client where they are and challenging them with a HAES, body neutrality + anti-fatphobic perspective – and we discuss how to do so in this episode.  This also carries over into advanced recovery and intuitive eating – where people feel like they are failing in recovery because they don’t know what to actually eat!



You’ll love these episodes too:



*  Body Image & Conditional Food Neutrality* Breaking free of the invisible cage of food and body obsession with Katie Barbaro* HAES myths and emotional eating with Dr. Alexis Conason* What is extra weight? Accepting body changes with an ‘all foods fit’ approach



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How set point theory is rooted in fatphobia

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 In today’s episode, we’re thrilled to have Dani Lebovitz, the passionate force behind Kid Food Explorers, joining us. As a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Pediatric Dietitian, Dani is on a mission to empower parents in raising confident and adventurous eaters. Today, we’re exploring how to navigate the often-conflicting expectations and information surrounding children’s nutrition. Dani sheds light on the importance of fostering food competence through STEAM activities and steering away from shame and embracing a balanced approach between catering and consideration. Join us as we uncover practical strategies for creating harmony at the table and nurturing a positive relationship with food in our families.



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* Instagram: @kid.food.explorers



* Website: http://www.kidfoodexplorers.com/




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Raising kid food explorers with Dani Lebovitz


This week we’re doing a deep dive on tools, foods, and supplements that are being touted as  ” natural ozempic “, including oats, berberine, akkermansia, and continuous glucose monitors (CGM’s) . Does a natural ozempic even exist? How do these tools work in the body, and do they actuallly work as social media says they do? Why is no one talking about potential side effects (like pooping your pants on the regular??!) 



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Recommendations & Resources Mentioned:




*  The Rise of Ozempic (bonus episode from 2023!)



* The Oprah Ozempic special – the cure to weight stigma?? 



* Colostrum, creatine, and 75 no thanks I’m busy that day {listener questions}



* Breaking down gut health trends (part 2)




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Natural ozempic – does it exist?


Dr. Colleen Reichmann joins us again this week for a very needed, very nuanced conversation around aging, self-care, botox and body image! We talk about how it’s normal to experience conflicted feelings about aging and ‘tweakments’ like botox, fillers, red light therapy, etc. We also discuss how insisting people should just love their bodies as they age and calling age a privilege doesn’t address the system that creates the fear of aging.



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Find Dr. Colleen:




* Instagram: @drcolleenreichmann



* Website: Dr. Colleen Reichmann



* The messiness of motherhood with Dr. Colleen Reichmann



* Alcohol culture and our relationship with food, with Dr Colleen Reichmann




Find your hosts:



– follow the show @wholeheartedeatingpod– Dana on Instagram – @danamonsees_cns &  on TikTok – @danamonsees– Cristina on Instagram – @cristinahoytnutrition



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Aging, botox and body image with Dr. Colleen Reichmann


This week we have a nutrition in the news episode all about Big Food and anti-diet influencers & dietitians! A juicy article came up on Washington Post that we *needed* to dig into, titled: As obesity rises, Big Food and dietitians push ‘anti-diet’ advice – and you KNOW we were going to have some opinions on this one. We discuss how anti-diet language is being co-opted, but not in the way the article mentions. Big Food is also starting to cash in on the anti-diet “trend” and marketing to reach more people. Let’s discuss!



PS – I mentioned “the Examiner” as the other paper the Washington Post did this report with, it’s actually “the Examination”, which calls itself “a a new nonprofit newsroom specializing in global public health reporting.”



 PS – want to see more behind the scenes? Check out our planning doc over on Patreon for even more sass!



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Resources Mentioned:




*  How thoughts about food can raise blood sugar {non-diet nutrition research study}




Find your hosts:



– follow the show @wholeheartedeatingpod– Dana on Instagram – @danamonsees_cns &  on TikTok – @danamonsees– Cristina on Instagram – @cristinahoytnutrition



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Big Food and anti-diet influencers?


In this episode we’re breaking down more gut health trends, gut supplements, testing, and more – inspired by your questions! In this episode we’re covering: food sensitivity testing, stool testing, hydrogen water, Seed probiotic, $100 probiotics (from Pendulum), and at-home breath testing for symptom management. Don’t forget to check out part 1 – Colostrum, creatine, and 75 no thanks I’m busy that day {listener questions}



Join our Patreon community to get access to an entire year and a half of bonus episodes, access to the final episode of every month, and deep dive content to help you work on your body image, relationship with food, and manage chronic health conditions from a compassionate, evidence-based approach. Check it out at patreon.com/wholeheartedeating



Recommendations:




* Q&A;: Stool Testing & GI-MAP case study 



* Colostrum, creatine, and 75 no thanks I’m busy that day {listener questions}



* Probiotics & Prebiotics – your questions, answered! 



* Full video review of Foodmarble, breaking down their claims



* Stressful season toolkit and the gut-brain + stress + hormones connection with Kaely McDevitt




Studies mentioned:




* Hydrogen Water: Extra Healthy or a Hoax?—A Systematic Review. PMID: 38256045



* Probiotics, prebiotics and synbiotics – a review – doi: 10.1007/s13197-015-1921-1 



* Role of prebiotics, probiotics, and synbiotics in management of inflammatory bowel disease – doi: 10.3748/wjg.v29.i14.2078



* Pendulum Probiotics – their “science” page linked here




Find your hosts:



– follow the show @wholeheartedeatingpod– Dana on Instagram – @danamonsees_cns &  on TikTok – @danamonsees– Cristina on Instagram – @cristinahoytnutrition



Learn more about our 1×1 Nutrition & Coaching services: Schedule a free 15 minute consult worldwide via video or phone –



Book Dana HERE – https://l.bttr.to/RggiP



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