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Embrace Your Real

6 "Healthy" Holiday Nutrition Habits that Are Actually Obsessive + What to Do Instead

Embrace Your Real

Julie Ledbetter

Fitness, Health & Fitness, Nutrition

5.0982 Ratings

🗓️ 28 November 2022

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

The holiday season is here and I know for many of you this can cause a lot of anxiety around your relationship food, fitness, and your body. Many women want to take a healthy approach to the holiday season, which I completely support. But, for some, the health approach they think they are taking isn't actually all that healthy. The approach is more obsessive and is actually fueling their negative relationship with food, fitness, and their body. That's why I would like to explain which habits aren't healthy and how you can actually navigate the holidays in a healthy, balanced, and enjoyable way. 
 
What I discussed: 
 
The healthy habits that are actually obsessive are…
  1. Working off the "extra" cookies or pie you ate.
  2. Working out so you deserve to eat the cookies or pie. 
  3. Not eating all day because you know you have a holiday party to go to.
  4. Eating less the next day because of what you ate the day before.
  5. Using all your willpower to avoid the holiday foods. 
  6. Giving up and going all in until January 1st.
The 6 steps to taking an actual healthy and balanced approach are…
 
Step 1: Get your macros counted. 
Step 2: Budget your macros.
Step 3: Focus on protein
Step 4: Keep the same workout plan. 
Step 5: Be consistent. 
Step 6: If you get off track, just get back on track. It's as simple as that. 
 
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0:00.0

Hey there beautiful human you're listening to Embrace your real with me Julie

0:04.8

Ledbetter a podcast where I empower you to just be you with each episode I dish you a

0:10.3

dose of real talk and actionable advice for building your confidence, honoring your body, and unconditionally loving your authentic self.

0:18.0

Stay tuned if you're ready to embrace your real, let's get it, let's go.

0:30.0

Hello and welcome back to another episode on the Embrace Real podcast, the holiday season is here and I am here for it but I know that this can really

0:35.0

cause a lot of anxiety around your relationship with food or fitness or your body

0:39.1

many women want to take the healthy approach to the holiday season which I completely

0:43.2

support but for some the healthy approach that they think that they're taking

0:46.8

actually isn't all that healthy and you guys this was me for a decade of my life I

0:50.5

thought I was taking the healthy approach, but in fact it was the approach

0:54.4

that was more obsessive and actually fueling a negative relationship with food, fitness

0:59.2

in my body. And so that's why I want to explain kind of what habits aren't healthy that I don't want you to adopt this holiday season and how you can actually navigate the holidays in a healthy balanced and enjoyable way.

1:10.0

Before I do, I want to share this review. it comes from Take a Trip with L-M-O-D.

1:16.0

She gave a five-star review and said best self-talk.

1:19.0

This podcast is my favorite one I've ever listened to.

1:22.0

Spoke to my heart on my toxic relationship with food that I was in the dark about for years. God bless you for teaching me to honor and love my body. I got rid of my scales and I've never been happier. Thank you for sharing your life lessons.

1:33.9

I love this so much.

1:35.0

I'm so grateful that you are feeling happier than ever.

1:38.5

That you got rid of the scale, that you are self-aware

1:40.6

enough to know what you need to do,

1:42.0

and that you're taking these things to

1:43.4

heart that is exactly what my hope and prayer for this podcast is so thank you in

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