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Today we welcome back Molly Bar to the podcast, Molly, hi again, hi, thanks for having me.

This was such a good conversation when we did round one, if you listeners have not listened

to the first episode that we did, please go back, we talked about intuitive eating.

Molly is a licensed therapist in the state of Florida and in Hawaii and has an expertise

on eating disorders and intuitive eating, which I'm very fascinated about the topic of

intuitive eating for the reason that it just seems to be a buzzword and I hate when things

become a buzzword because I'm like, well, but where's the origin and what is like actually

happening with intuitive eating so that we're not doing it incorrectly, which even that

sounds funny.

It's like, can you do it incorrectly?

Anyway, you know what I'm saying?

When all the influencers start kind of using the word intuitive eating or using the phrase

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