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Sep
12

There’s no food in your “food!”

By Erin

Classic line from a classic 80′s flick-”Say Anything.” Joan Cusack, while watching her brother, says…”There’s no food in your food!” I can’t tell you how many times I’ve felt the same. (Also, the coolest guy Lloyd Dobler is played by John Cusack. Lloyd was so cool that my girlfriends and I rated guys on the “Lloyd-O-Meter” for quite a while. But I digress.)
Take a look at what you’ve eaten today. Is there food in your food? Did you get in some highly nutrient dense food with a minimum of ingredients? To give you an idea, this is what I had today: (not including portion sizes, just items)
-Egg whites
-Spinach
-Cheese
-Coffee with 1 TBsp of half and half and stevia
-Red grapefruit
-Chicken breast
-Green beans
-Brazil nuts
-Tuna
-salad greens and sundried tomatoes, carrots and cauliflower
-Flank steak
-Asparagus
-Mushrooms
-Cottage cheese
-Fish oil supplement

As you can see, really nothing with multiple ingredients. I feel pretty comfortable that there’s food in my food.
So, whaddya think-was there food in your food today? And if not-what is one thing you can do tomorrow to change that?

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I am not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV. This information is to help increase awareness and knowledge, and is based on my education, research and personal experience. Always contact your doctor if you have questions. Nutritional information provided should not be considered medical nutrition therapy, and is guidance toward wellness only. From time to time I may recommend or review a product or service. I will never recommend anything I would not use/eat myself, and will always give an honest review. If something has been given to me as a free sample I will indicate that. If you buy something thru a link provided, I may receive enough money to buy a coffee. Maybe.
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