Listen to a radio interview I just did with Leslie Evans at Peeling Mom Off the Ceiling, which will help you to identify emotional eating habits and learn ways to combat and eliminate emotional eating in your life. The intro is a little long, but hang in there! There is at least a half anRead the rest of this entry…
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I'm a certified nutritionist, blogger, writer, and mom. My passion is teaching people how to live a healthy diet-free life. Most of us don't grow up with an education in nutrition. The food companies and the diet industry take advantage of this fact by marketing foods and products as healthy, when they're not. Eating healthy shouldn't and isn't a complicated process. I want to help people make sense of this information by transforming these conflicting messages into a simple straight forward plan of action towards better health.
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Eating Triggers
September 9th, 2009 by Angela, NutritionistMost of us experience eating triggers every day. It may be the smell of coffee brewing in the morning, or that Mrs. Smith’s apple pie commercial on television, or even the sight of the Golden Arches as we drive home from work. Eating triggers are everywhere and they are real. Each of these triggers canRead the rest of this entry…
How to Get off the Emotional Eating Roller Coaster
June 18th, 2008 by Angela, NutritionistWe must eat to survive and yet year after year billions of dollars are spent on diet books looking to restrict us from the foods we love, reduce our calories and remove us from the patterns that were giving us comfort. We know diets don’t work, but since we weren’t taught healthy relationships as children,Read the rest of this entry…
