03/08/2026
🫣 Oh the misinformation about food online…
I shudder multiple times a day at what I read and see - the utter nonsense, the fearmongering and the downright dangerous advice.
I work with women with a history of eating disorders and some that don’t even recognize they have one - orthorexia, where they are obsessed with eating only organic, unprocessed and “clean” foods.
Is organic a good idea? Of course! Should we eat less processed foods? Obviously. Are foods clean? If you wash them, yes…
It’s when you obsess over these to the detriment of your overall diet and nutrient intake that there is a problem.
What I do so often with clients is take the fear away from food and eating, I follow an 80/20 approach myself (you’ll regularly see me posting about coffee, cake, alcohol, crisps and pizza) and we focus on adding in, not taking away.
I’m not perfect, and I don’t expect my clients to be - life is life, we don’t all have the same 24 hours in the day and sometimes just adding a salad to something delicious but nutrient poor is absolutely good enough!
Do you struggle with this at all? Overwhelmed by what you read online?
The thing is AI won’t give you the answers either, unless you know what information to feed it (😆) and it certainly can’t personalize advice for you either. I’ve had so many clients say “Chat GPT says” and it was hella wrong!
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The hardest one for me to remember are the legumes & nuts, I’m pretty good for the greens, green tea and seeds actually… which one do you think you’ll include first (or do more of if you already include them sporadically?)?