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pursuing nutrition from a mindset of self-care; with or without the goal of weight loss.
an ancestral eating approach, even if it’s not 100% of the time. This might draw from low carb, keto, paleo, primal, & especially your own version of what you know works best for you.
having food boundaries over restrictions.
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In this episode:
This week I'm chatting all about how to ENJOY keto sweets from a self-care perspective.
😛 Eating sweet foods that have some nutritional value
😛 Plus are delicious, easy, portion-controlled
⛔ Won't spike my blood sugar
⛔ Won't harm my body or upset my stomach
⛔ Won't hijack my brain and trigger me to overeat
You'll learn about...
👉 The goal of keto sweeteners and products
👉 My self-care goals with food
👉 2 sweeteners to avoid
👉 The pros/cons of keto sweeteners like erythritol, xylitol, monk fruit, stevia, allulose, sucralose, etc.
👉 Which sweeteners I choose to use
👉 Why I avoid keto sweeteners paired with fat
👉 How I pair keto sweeteners with protein to still enjoy pleasure from sweet foods
👉 My thoughts on keto products
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