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The Psychology of Mindful Eating

The Psychology of Mindful Eating

Welcome back to another blog from my company ANEW Insight, where we delve into the intersection of health, nutrition, and psychology. Today's topic brings us to the heart of a practice that's transformative yet often overlooked: Mindful Eating. Understanding the...

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The Economics of Diet Culture

The Economics of Diet Culture

  Welcome back to another blog from ANEW Insight! Today, we're tackling an aspect of diet culture that is often overlooked but incredibly influential: its economics. Understanding the financial underpinnings of diet culture offers critical insights into why it...

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How Media Fuels Diet Culture

How Media Fuels Diet Culture

Welcome back to another blog post from ANEW Insight. Following our exploration of the history of diet culture, today we turn our attention to a key player in its propagation: the media. Understanding the role media plays in fueling diet culture is crucial for anyone...

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Salmon and Asparagus Risotto

Salmon and Asparagus Risotto

This is an easy to make, comforting, healthy take on risotto. You can customize this recipe if trying to decrease dairy intake or substitute main toppings if you are vegetarian. Risotto has always had a bad rap because everyone complains about the stirring. If you...

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The Consequences of Weightism, Part III

The Consequences of Weightism, Part III

People think that subjecting persons to weight stigmatization will lead them to seek ways to achieve to weight loss.  However, the opposite is showing to be true.  Research has shown that the psychological consequences of weightism are detrimental. 

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The Consequences of Weightism, Part II

The Consequences of Weightism, Part II

Weightism at Home and School Weight discrimination often starts in the home and at school, where it has been shown that children as young as 3 years-old describing overweight children as “lazy”, “stupid”, “ugly”, and “mean” (Tomiyama, 2014).  It has also been shown...

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