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We-we-we-we work outtttt. We’re sexy and we know it - and as GREAT as that song is, it’s a dismal (albeit catchy) example what’s wrong with the way we think about exercise. Exercise is NOT about how you look, and it does not define your worth as a human. In this episode, we talk about enjoying our workouts, taking rest days, and how we’ve grown to change the way we approach movement. We get real about the fitness world, gyms, stress, chronic overexercise, challenging the idea of exercise as morality, and so much more.
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Question answered this week: What do you think of workout tracker such as FitBit and Apple Watches that track your calories and steps?
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Resources mentioned:
Summer Innanen’s podcast with Zakiya Gayle: http://summerinnanen.com/102-2/
The Real Life RD: https://www.thereallife-rd.com
Health At Every Size by Linda Bacon
Heard of intermittent fasting? Probably. And that SUCKS. We think this diet needs to bite the dust, like, yesterday. All diets are pretty destructive, and this one is particularly frightening to hear about. In this episode, we respond to the media out there saying that intermittent fasting is healthy, helpful, or in any way a good idea. Life is way too short to spend it counting hours before you can eat. You don’t have to wait to eat, to drink, or to live. You can live NOW.
Thank you all for listening! Your support means the world to us. If you want to say hey or have any feedback for the pod, leave a rating/review on iTunes and/or email us at [email protected]. You can also always reach out on Instagram to Holly (@eating_peanut_better) or Hannah (@wholesomelyhannah).
Question: what is Golden Milk?
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Resources mentioned:
16 personalities quiz: https://www.16personalities.com
Intuitive Eating book: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/intuitive-eating-evelyn-tribole/1125544905?ean=9781250004048&pcta=n
Well-Fed Women podcast: http://coconutsandkettlebells.com/well-fed-women-podcast/
Minnesota starvation experiment: http://www.apa.org/monitor/2013/10/hunger.aspx
The program claims it's not a diet. It clearly states that it's not all about weight loss. It says it'll change your life for the better. But will it?
Or is the Whole30 just another diet and weight loss program masked by healthism, promised benefits, and a squeaky-clean Paleo eating plan? Today on the podcast, Holly & Hannah get deep into talking about why the Whole30 is in fact a diet, almond butter binges, how the program may trigger people to have restrictive eating tendencies, and the story of how Whole30 initiated a few years' worth of disordered thoughts and habits in Hannah's own life.
Thank you all for listening! Your support means the absolute world to us. If you want to say hey or have any feedback for the pod, leave a rating/review on iTunes and/or email us at [email protected]. You can also always reach out on Instagram to Holly (@eating_peanut_better) or Hannah (@wholesomelyhannah).
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Question answered:
I have a coworker who made a comment yesterday that unnerved me. She said, "I really want a hamburger. I'm feeling so ~bad~." Despite telling her several times that a craving isn't good or bad, and that her body is probably craving the taste or nutrients, she continued to bring it up often. (I'm guessing because she truly thought this). Do you have any guidance on ways to respond to these types of comments when friends bring up food being "good" or "bad"?
If you listen to any episode we put out all the way through, make it this one.
You probably look at the most popular Instagram influencers and think, “oh my god, they are GOALS.” And we used to, too. We believed it all-- wanted to be more like the women who posted beautiful smoothie bowls and gave sage advice about gluten. But our perspective on Instagram and the health community has gone through a major shift. It’s hard to see what’s behind the Instagram-- until you do, in person. Holly experienced this at a wellness event recently where she met a famous IG influencer. Listen to hear what we both have to say about it, how our Instagrams have evolved, and what we can all do to uplift the health community and make it better.
Thank you all for listening! Your support means the absolute world to us. If you want to say hey or have any feedback for the pod, leave a rating/review on iTunes and/or email us at [email protected]. You can also always reach out on Instagram to Holly (@eating_peanut_better) or Hannah (@wholesomelyhannah).
If you have a question you’d like answered on the pod, you can:
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Resources mentioned:
Skincare: Origins Out of Trouble 10 Minute Mask, OSEA White Algae Mask, Foxbrim, Beautycounter
Health At Every Size database of doctors and other professionals: https://haescommunity.com/search/
Listener question:
What should I do if I feel like I have disordered eating? How do I come to terms with emotional eating and get over the negative connotation of it?
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