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Welcome (and not so welcome) changes to the new FDA Nutrition Facts Label
June 09, 2016
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The Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) 20 year old Nutrition Facts Label is getting a makeover!
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FRIDAY FEAST: Ta-da! This morning I woke up to find yesterday’s homemade kumquat marmalade set and ready to be used. The 800g of kumquats I was given by a generous neighbour was turned into five jars of marmalade. Golden deliciousness for winter toast and comfort food desserts!
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An example of a helpful dialogue is "my body has changed due to ... ." ⠀ Ask yourself, is it truly about the weight? Or, is it about being frustrated with the loss of wellness? #healthnotdiets
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Not surprisingly, we associate weight gain(even when it is physiologically acceptable to gain weight, such as during puberty, pregnancy or as we age), as a failure. Can you think of a better way of phrasing "I feel fat"? Even describing weight gain as a 'heartache' is unhelpful..
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‘Feel' implies an emotion. We feel sad, happy, scared, and angry. However, our size or shape is not an emotion. Weight and weight gain, therefore, become linked to negative emotions, especially disappointment, guilt, and shame. ...
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