One Intuitive Eating Tip I Share with All My Clients

One Intuitive Eating Tip I share with All My Clients

Starting Intuitive Eating can sometimes be overwhelming.

You’re saying I can eat whatever I what??

After restricting certain foods for as long as you can remember intuitive eating can feel scary.

Intuitive Eating Tip

One thing that may help you with your intuitive eating process is going slow.

During the start of intuitive eating it can be helpful to include 1-2 previously restricted foods at first. After you’ve mastered those 2 foods include two more. Continue this process with all previously restricted foods.

Going “all in” can be helpful for some, but it may help your intuitive eating journey to go slower.

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