@dougkalmanphdrd Surely, only drs or dieticians working within treating poorly controlled childhood epilepsy would bare any relevence to entertaining said qualification? However I expect anyone can get it online ๐๐๐
Real science! Not bro science! Never take unqualified advise based on opinion or an article someone read in a magazine - donโt let your judgement be clouded by the claims of โbrandsโ or sponsorships! Back yourself with current, peer reviewed, evidence based journals instead! https://t.co/ipl6XLQjnR
Increasingly concerned how nutribabble is now the accepted wisdom of the general public. Much clinic time spent dissembling myths. Those who profit by perpetuating them should be ashamed.
This, this, this! Stop worrying about fixing a thigh gap! Nourish your body feed your brain! Your body is amazing and can do some quite amazing things so treat it with respect and nourish it to work at full capacity ๐ https://t.co/dCuNxZtpYC
If we're going to obsess over other body parts, why not make it our brains ๐ง You want something to aspire to? How about a big beautiful brain! https://t.co/tmtBC9EQtx
I'm thinking of writing 'A Very Keto Christmas', a children's book about how Santa went keto the week before Christmas but wasn't fully keto adapted so he was too tired to give out gifts that year. I think it'll be a #LCHF best seller
Informed decisions should always be made!
Love this article .... again I cannot stress enough, please listen to the experts like this guy not the newspapers/magazines/celebrities before you consider big 'lifestyle' changes https://t.co/LP4Pexa7EZ
If you want a review of the evidence, with no โdistortionโ behind #Pioppi have a look at this https://t.co/faWXVQamFp It could work, but the limited evidence, reliance on supporting quotes & extraordinary claims of benefits in a week mean, yes it looks like a โcelebโ& โfadโ diet
I could not agree more with this Alice's comments! It's scary to think habitual thinking like this can lead to distorted perceptions of both nutrition and exercise ๐ https://t.co/IeOPMjYbPV
This infuriates me on so many levels. Exercise isnโt about burning calories, and eating shouldnโt revolve around thinking about them.
When will this end.
The exercise required to work off a 5,200-calorie Christmas feast
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Hey @UKWomensHealth intuitive eating doesn't advocate skipping meals or vilifying foods. What you're describing is a restrictive diet. This is so damaging to people using IE to recover from disordered relationships to food or eating disorders. DO BETTER. https://t.co/K3afMr69is