Focusing on how and why you eat – not just what – may be the key to healthy eating
The article discusses the complexities of healthy eating beyond dietary intake, exploring concepts like orthorexia, intuitive eating, and the social/cultural aspects of food. It critiques the overemphasis on weight and dieting while promoting balanced, flexible approaches to eating.
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“Orthorexia nervosa is an obsessive preoccupation with consuming only 'healthy' foods.”
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“Shifting the focus from food itself to our experience of eating can have health benefits.”
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“The concept of 'healthy eating' equated with 'healthy diet' gained traction in the early 1980s due to concerns about the obesity epidemic.”
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“Admonishing overweight people to eat healthier has not reduced population obesity rates.”
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“Fixation on weight has contributed to increased rates of disordered eating and eating disorders.”
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“Intuitive eating is associated with better physical and mental health, better diet quality, and lower BMIs.”
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“Eating at regular intervals and with others leads to better overall health and diet.”
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“Unhealthy food environments promote overeating and override hunger/fullness signals.”
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“Rural Australians face challenges in healthy eating due to busy schedules and the cost of healthier food.”
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“Healthy eating behaviors include a balanced, flexible, and non-judgmental approach to food without fear of 'bad' foods.”
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“A 2020 study found that intuitive eaters with type 2 diabetes had better blood sugar control.”
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“People with medical conditions requiring specific diets can still maintain healthy attitudes toward food.”
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