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The Food Industry Wants You Hungry The Food Industry Wants You Hungry Have you ever opened a bag of chips planning to eat a few and suddenly realized half the bag is gone? Or found yourself craving something sweet an hour after breakfast? You are not broken. You are not lacking willpower. And you are certainly not the only one. The truth is, the food industry has become incredibly good at creating foods that keep us coming back for more. Foods Are Designed to Be Hard to Resis

division Healthy Eating Isn't Hard — Unlearning Is One of the biggest misconceptions in health and wellness is that people struggle because healthy eating is difficult. I don't think that's true. At its core, healthy eating is actually pretty simple. Eat more vegetables. Eat enough protein. Drink water. Pay attention to portions. Limit highly processed foods. Move your body. Get enough sleep. None of those concepts are complicated. So why do so many people struggle? Because h

A Handful Is Not a Serving Size A Handful Is Not a Serving Size Why “A Bite,” “A Little Bit,” and “About This Much” Are Keeping You Stuck If I had a dollar for every time someone told me: “I only had a handful.” “Just a bite.” “A little bit.” “About this much.” “I barely ate anything.” …I could probably retire early. Here’s the truth nobody wants to hear: A handful is not a form of measurement. Neither is: a bite a nibble a taste a splash “just a few” “a little extra” “I was