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Making nutrition goals while still loving food with Megan Jane
Planned, Prepped, and Productive: Real Food Cooking for Busy Moms
English - March 23, 2020 18:00 - 38 minutes - 26.4 MB - ★★★★★ - 8 ratingsFood Arts Leisure Home & Garden meal planning meal prep homemade meals family meal time productivity home cooking family meals cook from scratch healthy cooking healthy eating Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
NOTE: The original version of this episode uploaded with an error. That problem has no been fixed. Realistic Nutrition TipsThis week’s episode I’m chatting with Megan Ostler @meganjanesplate all about realistic nutrition tips. We talked about how to make positive changes without restricting, what we are doing that gives food too much power, and how to focus on factors other than numbers as we are making changes. Takeaways From This Episode:Why you should add to the diet, instead of taking awayHow demonizing food affects you and your goalsHow to make nutrition goals while maintaining a positive relationship with foodMetrics you should focus on that are not the scalAbout Megan OstlerMegan Ostler is the Director of Nutrition for iFit. She is a Registered Dietitian with a master’s degree in Nutrition and Food Science from Utah State University. Before joining the iFit family, Megan worked as a clinical dietitian at McKay Dee hospital. Her lifelong passion for service, science, and food led her into nutrition, and she has been successfully helping patients, friends, clients, and coworkers ever since. At iFit, she works to develop prescriptive nutrition programs to support iFit users in their health goals. For these programs, she develops healthy recipes and balanced meal plans and nutrition supplements.Megan currently resides in Cache Valley, Utah with her husband and three daughters. When she’s not concocting new recipes, she treasures time with her family rock climbing, gardening, and skiing.Get more from Megan here:Blog: https://www.ifit.com/blog/category/nutritionInstagram: @meganjanesplateYou May Also Like These Interviews:Mealtime Mindset with Ahuva Magder HershkopGourmet Cooking with Marlee Brady