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This week on Girls With Opinions, we’re diving into one of the most talked-about (and misunderstood) concepts in the wellness space: intuitive eating.
Is it freedom? Is it unrealistic? Is it misused? Is it empowering? Is it confusing? We have thoughts.
In this episode, we unpack what intuitive eating actually means versus how it’s often portrayed online. We talk about the difference between honoring your body and using “intuition” as a cover for chaos, why some people thrive with it while others struggle, and how your history with food plays a major role in how this approach lands.
We also get honest about where structure fits into the conversation, how diet culture has distorted our hunger cues, and why the pendulum swing from restriction to “eat whatever you want” isn’t always the full story.
As always, we’re not here to judge — just to explore the nuance and share our real opinions.
💬 In this episode:
✨ You’ll walk away with:
📲 Join the conversation and tell us your take on intuitive eating:
By Erin Burns and Kristy Castillo5
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This week on Girls With Opinions, we’re diving into one of the most talked-about (and misunderstood) concepts in the wellness space: intuitive eating.
Is it freedom? Is it unrealistic? Is it misused? Is it empowering? Is it confusing? We have thoughts.
In this episode, we unpack what intuitive eating actually means versus how it’s often portrayed online. We talk about the difference between honoring your body and using “intuition” as a cover for chaos, why some people thrive with it while others struggle, and how your history with food plays a major role in how this approach lands.
We also get honest about where structure fits into the conversation, how diet culture has distorted our hunger cues, and why the pendulum swing from restriction to “eat whatever you want” isn’t always the full story.
As always, we’re not here to judge — just to explore the nuance and share our real opinions.
💬 In this episode:
✨ You’ll walk away with:
📲 Join the conversation and tell us your take on intuitive eating:

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