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Better Than Dieting: Suggestions to Help You Thrive

January 30, 2020 by Maria Adams Leave a Comment

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Better than dieting! It’s time to shift your time and energy away from diet culture and instead practice thoughts and habits that make you feel good. Read on for more information and suggestions to help you thrive.

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Diet Mindset Quiz

Ok, here is a question for you…

Have you ever:

a. Tried to follow a diet.

b. Tried to follow “healthy” eating guidelines.

c. Continuously obsessed about what you should or shouldn’t eat.

d. All of the above.

If you answered “d. All of the above.” you’re not alone. Most people in our society have dieted or restricted food at some point, which generally also leads to thinking about food all the time.

If you have been lucky enough to avoid dieting, there is still a good chance you have done “b. Tried to follow healthy eating guidelines.” This may seem like the healthy thing to do, but it’s not if it leads you to feel like you can’t eat what you want or leaves you feeling bad about having eaten a certain food or amount of food.

Now there are certainly some people who don’t pay attention to healthy eating guidelines and others who keep them in the back of their minds but don’t obsess about them. However, for many people, they steal the spotlight when it comes to food decisions.

And, as it turns out, obsessing about healthy eating isn’t healthy. Restricting our food intake isn’t healthy. Listening to recommended serving sizes instead of your own body isn’t healthy. Denying cravings isn’t healthy. In other words, all these diet behaviors can lead to a lot of unnecessary stress and noise. So instead, this year I urge you to shift your mindset. (Read about why dieting is not helpful and even harmful here.)

Shift Away From Diet Culture

It’s time to shift your time and energy away from diet culture and instead practice thoughts and habits that make you feel good. Focus on taking care of your body in ways that don’t involve measuring your food or weight or labeling foods as good or bad.

It’s time to show yourself the kindness and compassion you deserve! Not only is this so important for you, but it’s important for those around you, especially your kids who look to you as a role model and life guide. Of course, if your significant other or close friends are also wrapped up in diet culture, it may take time for them to come around to seeing things from this new perspective.

Suggestions to Help You Thrive

So what should you do to ditch the diet mindset and care for your body in a more loving way?

1. Be patient.

First, realize that this whole process takes time. It can take months or even years to truly shift your mindset and habits away from diet culture. I urge you to read up on Intuitive Eating and Health at Every Size (HAES). Whether you are skeptical, intrigued, or already want to learn everything you can about IE and HAES I also highly recommend the following resources:

  • Christy Harrison – her podcast is excellent and her new book, Anti-Diet, is a must-read
  • Intuitive Eating by Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch – website includes a directory to Certified Intuitive Eating Counselors
  • Rebecca Scritchfield – her book Body Kindness and podcast are awesome
  • HAES Community – learn more about Health at Every Size and find the support you need

2. Focus on self-care.

Sure, we hear this phrase all the time but that’s because it’s really is important! Ask yourself, “What do I need most?” and give yourself that. Here are some nourishing practices to consider:

  • Go to bed earlier. Or maybe even sleep later. Sleep is an amazing thing. Consider making an evening routine. 
  • Create a morning routine. 
  • Rest when you need to. Calling all moms! It’s ok to take an afternoon break and sit down with a cup of tea and a magazine or to take a nap if you need it!
  • Spend less time on social media.
  • Limit screen use. Spend more time away from all screens.
  • Read for pleasure.
  • Move more in ways that you enjoy. Exercise is a known mood booster, but not if it’s something that we don’t enjoy or leaves us in pain. Find movement that makes you feel good and if you have a chronic injury or medical condition that impairs your mobility, seek help from a physical therapist so that you can get back to doing what you love!
  • Get outside into nature more. Research shows that people who get out in nature daily tend to be happier! This could be as simple as taking a coffee break outside in your yard or walking through a local park.
  • Make more lunch or dinner dates with friends.
  • Call friends or family members more often.
  • Do more enriching activities. This could be visiting museums, traveling, or learning about a different culture.
  • Declutter your house. One drawer or closet at a time. This is another proven mood booster.
  • Clean your house. (Or hire cleaners if you could use a little help!)
  • Learn a new skill or hobby. (Or just rest!)
  • Do more random acts of kindness for others.
  • Treat yourself! Whether it’s an appointment at the salon, a massage, or more bubble baths at home. You are worth it!

3. Make eating and cooking more joyful!

Ok, so if you want to focus on food, this is where to put that focus…

  • Eat freely without rules. Let yourself eat the foods you crave. Chances are you will crave both nutrient-rich foods like fruits and vegetables and joy-rich foods like freshly baked cookies.
  • Don’t judge your eating patterns. Sometimes we overeat, sometimes we get hangry, sometimes we don’t eat mindfully, sometimes we choose foods that make us feel bloated. It’s ok. Don’t be so hard on yourself. Just acknowledge and let it go. Show yourself some extra love instead.
  • Make mealtimes special. Ok, so I know that if you have kids there is a good chance that mealtimes are often chaotic, messy, and quick. But, when you can, slow it down. Get your kids to help set and clear the table, use cloth napkins, serve meals family-style, practice gratitude, and maybe even light a candle. Read my suggestions for more joyful family dinners here. 
  • Learn to cook a new recipe. Cook it once and you will realize that wasn’t so hard. Cook it 3 times and you will barely have to look at the directions anymore.
  • Teach your kids to cook. Whether it’s mastering scrambled eggs or a 3-course dinner, this is one of the greatest gifts you can give them.
  • Declutter and organize your kitchen. This may be the first thing you should do. It feels so good and will make you more motivated to cook.
  • Breakfast in bed! How about this for an occasional Sunday treat!?

Seek out Professional Help

Finally, if you could use a little extra help, you are not alone. Seek out the help you need. Whether it’s talking to a therapist or a Registered Dietitian who specializes in Intuitive Eating. Depending on where you are at, you may also benefit from meeting with a dietitian who specializes in eating disorders. Eating disorders and disordered eating habits are super common in our society, to the point where they often become normalized because so many of us are dieting or restricting in some way. But by seeking help you can help yourself and those around you start to change this.

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So I tried to make an impromptu video on how to ma So I tried to make an impromptu video on how to make a chocolate banana smoothie. As you can see it did not go too well. 🤣Seriously, there are several takes like these. My 14-year old was manning the camera and couldn’t keep himself from laughing, which meant that I could not stay serious either. 😂(So then I tried filming myself, but holding your phone with one hand and trying to pour a smoothie into a glass with the other is not so easy.) It might be time to invest in a phone stand. (Or stick to photos!)

In case you are curious about how to make this smoothie, here is the recipe:

Chocolate Banana Smoothie 🍌🍫

1 cup milk
1 banana (frozen for a thicker and colder smoothie) 
1 tablespoon cocoa or cacao powder (we love @flavanaturals which is delicious and extra high in antioxidants )

(Optional add in: 1 tablespoon peanut butter)

Simply combine everything in a blender until smooth. Pour into a glass & enjoy! It’s perfect snack for hungry, growing tweens and teens....and hungry, busy mamas too! It’s especially great for refueling post-exercise. 

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Mix up your usual breakfast or snack by adding a v Mix up your usual breakfast or snack by adding a veggie or two. 🌱Sure, eggs on toast are delicious alone, but they really make you pause and slow down when they are presented in as colorful of a way as here.⁠⁠ 💛
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Veggies not only add beauty, but they also add flavor, texture, and, of course, nutrients. ⁠(Microgreens are one of my favorite additions. I also love radishes and need to remember to buy them more often!)⁠⁠
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Happy Weekend! 💫It’s snowing here again, but Happy Weekend! 💫It’s snowing here again, but it’s winter after all. ❄️ I find it absolutely beautiful but that said, I admit I am also looking forward to warmer days and being outside without my fingers & toes getting cold so easily! (hello #reynauds)

I did get my boys out for a dog walk in the snow this afternoon. Grateful for these moments. ❤️ Also grateful for our dog who gets us out of the house even when it’s cold out. 

Hoping we get enough fresh snow for cross-country skiing this weekend. And perhaps an outdoor fika. ☕️What are your weekend plans? 

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More snow is coming ❄️❄️❄️here and to More snow is coming ❄️❄️❄️here and to say that temperatures have been cold throughout most of the US lately would be an understatement! 💨So why not warm up with a hot bowl of soup or stew. 🍲

My latest blog post features a round up of 11 delicious vegetarian soup and stew recipes from some of my favorite food bloggers. Best of all, they can all be made with the help of an instant pot or slow cooker.

Included in the round up is my slow cooker black bean, sweet potato, quinoa chili pictured here. 🌶 

Get the link in my profile. ⤴️ 

What’s your favorite soup or stew?

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Anyone know what these are? They are “semlor” Anyone know what these are? They are “semlor” and they were traditionally eaten in Sweden on Fat Tuesday. (These days they are enjoyed for a longer stretch of time.) 

Semlor are an absolute favorite of mine. The combination of real whipped cream, almond paste, and the sweet cardamom bun is 💯.

There was a time when these would have been on my “shouldn’t eat” or “should restrict” list. I still ate them, but with a side of restraint and overanalyzing.

Thankfully, I was eventually made aware that I was being affected by diet culture. These days I eat semlor with pure joy and satisfaction. 💗

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Happy Valentine's and Galentine's weekend! ❤️O Happy Valentine's and Galentine's weekend! ❤️One of the simplest ways to celebrate is with chocolate. 🍫I mean, flowers are nice, but chocolate is divine. ⁠⁠
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I recommend getting outside for a nature walk, some skiing, or even just a neighborhood stroll. 🏡Last weekend I got my family out for a walk and we mixed it up by walking down streets that we had never been on before...even though we have lived in this neighborhood for almost 6 years!⁠⁠
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After this "forced family fun" 🤣,as I know some people like to call it, keep the family gathered by serving up a cozy, delicious, chocolatey snack: like this chocolate fondue platter or a cup of homemade hot cocoa with extra whipped cream. Yum.⁠⁠ Recipes for both are on my website. 
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Also, Happy Winter Break if your kids are off. ❄️We will be home all week, so check back here for recipe ideas that your kids can make on their own or with a little help from you. Who knows, maybe I will even have my kids help me post my first Instagram reel. (The ones that are already on here are thanks to my fabulous niece @kateginder ).⁠⁠
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Who eats the most citrus in your house? 🍊⁠⁠ Who eats the most citrus in your house? 🍊⁠⁠
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I'm pretty sure I'm the #1 consumer here. However, as may be the case for many of you, I find that when I cut it up and put it out the rest of my family is much more likely to indulge. 💛 (The exception being with clementines, 𝒂𝒍𝒎𝒐𝒔𝒕 everyone in my house is pretty good at peeling their own.)⁠⁠
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Inspired by my friend @jennyshearawn, I took my sliced up citrus a step further in this picture, drizzling it with a touch of honey and lime and then sprinkling on some mint leaves. 🌱🍊🍯Yum! It was almost too pretty to eat it! If you are in a fruit rut or want to get some more vitamin-C packed citrus into your family I totally recommend this simple citrus plate.⁠⁠
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Ok, time for an afternoon grapefruit break. I grew up eating grapefruit with my breakfast in the winter, but these days I find it hard to take the time to do so in the mornings!⁠ 🤪⁠⁠
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Happy World Pulses Day!⁠⁠ 🎉 ⁠⁠ What are Happy World Pulses Day!⁠⁠ 🎉
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What are "pulses"? Pulses include chickpeas, beans, dried peas, and lentils. These vegetarian sources of protein pack in a lot of nutrition without a big carbon footprint. ⁠⁠🌱
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This makes them a sustainable choice that we should choose more often. 🌏Another plus is that they are generally inexpensive and easy to store for long periods of time.⁠⁠
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These vegetarian meatballs are a fun way to add more pulses to your repertoire. ☀️Made with nutrient-packed and flavorful ingredients such as sunflower seeds, hemp hearts, and sundried tomatoes, these veggie meatballs also feature cannellini beans.⁠⁠
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Cannellini beans, sometimes called white beans, are a versatile pantry staple. In addition to providing protein, they also offer fiber, folate, iron, and other nutrients. ⁠⁠💪
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Check out my blog to get the recipe. You will also find other great meatless meal ideas such as black bean sliders, veggie chili, lentil salad, and hummus. ⁠⁠😋

PS - To the emoji creators, whoever they are, we need a pulse emoji or two! 
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What’s your go-to snack? For me it’s often a h What’s your go-to snack? For me it’s often a handful (or two!) of almonds and a banana, an apple with peanut butter, yogurt and granola, or cheese and cucumbers on rye crispbread. 

But sometimes I get a little fancier and make things like this chia pudding. It really just takes a couple of minutes to stir together. The catch is you have to wait a few hours or even overnight to allow the chia seeds to soak up liquid. Of course, prepping ahead also means you have a nourishing snack waiting for you when needed. 

Chia seeds are part of my weekly diet. Rich in protein, healthy fat, iron, and fiber they are small but mighty. 💪 My kids like them as part of granola, blended into a smoothie, or baked into muffins or cookies. My older son likes chia pudding as well.

Are you a chia fan? How about a chia pudding fan? 

#chiaseeds #chiapudding #snacktime #proteinpacked #cardamomchiapudding #strawberries🍓 #recipecomingsoon #snackideas #nourishingmoms #antidiet #nourishingteens #nourishingkids #nondietapproach #joyfuleating #foodtographyschool #foodtography @foodtographyschool #halsanutrition
Let's talk lunch for a second. 🌯There is no dou Let's talk lunch for a second. 🌯There is no doubt that in our American culture we want it to be quick and easy. Enter the sandwich, it takes just a couple of minutes to throw together and not much longer to eat.⁠⁠
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Sandwiches are the go-to lunch for my kids on most days. At age 12 & 14 they can easily make their own sandwiches as long as I keep some ingredients on hand.⁠⁠🍞🥬🥒🧀
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Of course, eating the same old sandwiches can get boring pretty fast. So how do you keep it interesting? One of my favorite ways is to vary the bread! From bakery-fresh sourdough, to hearty whole grain, to cute little buns, to fresh baguette.⁠⁠ In addition, toasting or Panini pressing bread can do wonders.
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Pictured here is my 12-year old’s favorite sandwich: butter, ham, and greens. But instead of our usual go-to whole grain bread, here it's served on toasted whole wheat Naan bread. Yum. ⁠⁠
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Today he was rather excited for lunch because we had leftover brioche buns from burgers that we had over the weekend. So he made his favorite sandwich on lightly toasted brioche. He said it was so good that I should try one too. I'm not usually a ham sandwich girl, but I took it as a bonding moment and gave it a try. He toasted the bread for me because he said you have to be careful so it doesn't burn. 
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Verdict? It was quite tasty! Even better? The shared lunch experience.⁠⁠ ❤️
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TGIF! Get the weekend started with this fun snack TGIF! Get the weekend started with this fun snack or dessert board! ✨It’s guaranteed to get your kids away from their screens and gathered together! 😉It would also be fun to serve up on Super Bowl Sunday.

No major directions needed for this one. Simply melt a chocolate bar or chocolate chips. 🍫I usually do this in a double boiler over the stovetop but a microwave works great too—just be sure to stop and stir every 20-30 seconds. Then pour it into a little bowl, put it on a tray or cutting board, and add an assortment of goodies to go with it. Serious yum. 👌

I like to look for fairly traded dark chocolate. Dark chocolate is a rich source of flavanols, a type of antioxidant that is good for both your heart and brain. ❤️ It’s also high in magnesium and iron. To get the maximum benefit choose chocolate that is 70% dark chocolate or higher. If you prefer the taste of milk chocolate, try mixing half dark chocolate with half milk chocolate. 👍

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Fun fact: What is the primary driver when it comes Fun fact: What is the primary driver when it comes to our food choices? Taste! Makes sense given that we are born with more than 10,000 taste buds!⁠⁠
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I'm back to teaching @endicottcollege and during the first couple days of class, we spent a good amount of time just discussing what drives our food choices. Turns out, there is 𝘢 𝘭𝘰𝘵 to consider. In addition to taste, here are some other factors involved in this decision:⁠⁠
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-food preferences (texture, creaminess, appearance, etc.)⁠⁠
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-culture ⁠⁠
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-social life; your peers, social gatherings⁠⁠
-mindfulness vs. multitasking⁠⁠
-food and diet trends⁠⁠
-nutrition knowledge - or rather, one's 𝓅𝑒𝓇𝒸𝑒𝓅𝓉𝒾𝑜𝓃 of foods as "healthy" or "unhealthy"⁠⁠
-current state of health (e.g., medical need for special diet or trying to lose/gain weight)⁠⁠
-food allergies and intolerances⁠⁠
-advertising⁠⁠
-time⁠⁠
-convenience⁠⁠
-accessibility⁠⁠
-cost⁠⁠
-habits⁠⁠
-emotions⁠⁠
-hunger level⁠⁠
-schedule for the day (e.g., eating a big breakfast before a morning of teaching or light breakfast before going for a run)⁠⁠
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Something else that I pointed out to my students is that many of these factors are completely or partially out of our control. This is one of the many reasons why trying to completely change the way you eat (e.g., by going on a restrictive diet) can be difficult.⁠⁠
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Ok, time to whip of some of these blueberry scones so that they will be ready in time for fika! Hop on over to my blog, link in profile, to get the recipe.⁠⁠
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