Intuitive Eating

Content note: In this episode, we cover diet culture and fatphobia, so if that’s not good for you maybe give this one a miss!
If you wanna get a sneak peek at Viv’s wedding here’s a 45 second trailer
And here was the honeymoon resort in case you’re looking for the best all-inclusive holiday you’ve ever had
Contribute to our episode on neurodivergence that we’re planning for next year
Intuitive Eating by Evelyn Tribole and Elise Resch
Give @foodpeacedietitian, Ragen Chastain and Kirsten Ackerman a follow to find out more from a nutrition perspective
Listen to the podcast Maintenance Phase by @yrfatfriend and Michael Hobbes, author of Everything You Know About Obesity is Wrong
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