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Re-release! Originally published 9/14/23. After receiving an email from Dr. Robert Lustig about his concerns with Jessica's work she was fortunate enough to catch Dr. Lustig on the phone for this interview. In addition to giving her advice on what to tell a patient who needed to choose between a can of ravioli or nothing he shared his beliefs about calories, metabolic health, starvation, and how he distinguishes between what an eating disorder is and what it's not.
Content Note: This episode discusses topics that may be distressing to those who are food insecure, live in areas of food apartheid, experience anti-fatness, and/or have disordered eating.
Part 2 of this episode will air in two weeks.
If you have comments, feedback and/or analysis you can email or send a voice memo to [email protected].
Dr. Lustig's website
His profiles at UCSF and here.
Lustig's article that he sent to Jessica.
Like this episode? You can rate, review, subscribe, follow, share and comment!
Questions about the show? Guest pitches? Email [email protected]
You can buy awkward merch!
You can become a Patreon member!
You can watch this episode at https://www.youtube.com/@MakingItAwkwardPod
Follow Jessica Wilson on Instagram @jessicawilson.msrd and TikTok @byjessicawilson
Jessica Wilson's book: It's Always Been Ours; Rewriting the Story of Black Women's Bodies
Originally published 9/14/23
By Jessica Wilson, MS RD5
8181 ratings
Re-release! Originally published 9/14/23. After receiving an email from Dr. Robert Lustig about his concerns with Jessica's work she was fortunate enough to catch Dr. Lustig on the phone for this interview. In addition to giving her advice on what to tell a patient who needed to choose between a can of ravioli or nothing he shared his beliefs about calories, metabolic health, starvation, and how he distinguishes between what an eating disorder is and what it's not.
Content Note: This episode discusses topics that may be distressing to those who are food insecure, live in areas of food apartheid, experience anti-fatness, and/or have disordered eating.
Part 2 of this episode will air in two weeks.
If you have comments, feedback and/or analysis you can email or send a voice memo to [email protected].
Dr. Lustig's website
His profiles at UCSF and here.
Lustig's article that he sent to Jessica.
Like this episode? You can rate, review, subscribe, follow, share and comment!
Questions about the show? Guest pitches? Email [email protected]
You can buy awkward merch!
You can become a Patreon member!
You can watch this episode at https://www.youtube.com/@MakingItAwkwardPod
Follow Jessica Wilson on Instagram @jessicawilson.msrd and TikTok @byjessicawilson
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