Welcome back to the show. Today we have a special guest, Michelle Yates.

And Michelle is a registered dietitian and medical nutrition therapist. She also has a master's degree in health psychology.

And she is very passionate about eating disorders and binge eating in particular as well.

And she is passionate because she has her own story of going through

an eating disorder of getting on the other side of it. So today I want to introduce you to Michelle.

We're going to talk a bit about her story. And then we're also going to discuss the topic of

eating disorders, how to get help, how to know if you have a problem,

and a lot more. So this is going to be a very helpful discussion for a lot of people. It may not

be particularly relevant to some of you, but chances are there's probably someone in your life

who is experiencing some of the symptoms and signs, but eating disorder that we are going to be

discussing today.

So it may be helpful to tune in, even if you feel like this may not be the right type of topic

for you. If it isn't, I recommend checking out one of the older episodes, but I want to make

sure that I touch on the variety of important topics in nutrition and introduce you to various experts who can provide

knowledge in areas that I really can't do so well in.

And eating disorders is one of those.

So I'm looking forward to this episode and let's go ahead and get into the show.

Welcome to the Nutrition Science Podcast, where we help you cut through the noise

and make informed science-based

decisions about nutrition and your health.

All right, welcome back to another episode of the nutrition science podcast.

I'm here with my friend Michelle Yates, and we are going to be talking about binge eating recovery

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