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With so many other important topics to talk about in the world of nutrition, body image and size, this blog will feature a medley of our esteemed bloggers who have cause to share. Feel free to learn more about each of them in the bios that follow their posts and to contact them for more information.

Erec Smith's avatar

Meet Erec, a Not-Fat, African-American, Male Rhetorician

We each come from our own unique perspective, and before I share my thoughts with you every other week, I’d like to make sure that you are informed about the details of my perspective.

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Anne Cuthbert, M.A., LPC's avatar

I Know What It’s Like: The Tale of Anne Cuthbert

Let’s give a warm welcome to one of our newest bloggers at More of Me to Love, Anne Cuthbert. She’s going to share with us about herself and how she arrived where she is today.

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Dana Sturtevant, MS, RD & Hilary Kinavey, MS, LPC's avatar

The Size of Your Doctor?

Making assumptions about a person based on their weight, even in a clinical setting, has not necessarily encouraged sustainable health behavior change. One New York Times writer made this very observation a few weeks ago in an article.

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Deborah Kauffmann, RD, LDN's avatar

What’s In A Protein?

Unlike fat and carbohydrate, protein tends to escape vilification by the diet industry. Even so, I would like to finish my series on the energy nutrients by discussing the basics of protein.

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Dana Sturtevant, MS, RD & Hilary Kinavey, MS, LPC's avatar

Weight-Neutral Self Care: It’s a Must

It is time to stop stigmatizing and population of people based on their body size and turn to weight-neutral self care. We’ll tell you why.

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Deborah Kauffmann, RD, LDN's avatar

Understanding Fat

Last month I wrote about carbohydrate. This month I’d like to discuss the other much maligned nutrient, fat.

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Dana Sturtevant, MS, RD & Hilary Kinavey, MS, LPC's avatar

Gentle Nutrition: The Pleasant Path to a Life of Intuitive Eating

You can’t snap your fingers and wake up an intuitive eater (much as that would change the world). You have to give it a shot - and not an all-in-at-once shot. A slow, calm and gentle shot. Let me tell you more.

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Deborah Kauffmann, RD, LDN's avatar

Understanding Carbohydrates

There tends to be much confusion about carbohydrates, mostly due to misinformation generated by the diet industry. So here is some information about this misunderstood nutrient.

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Dana Sturtevant, MS, RD & Hilary Kinavey, MS, LPC's avatar

The Fat Trap

If you don’t want to get trapped, the answer isn’t to “not be fat” - it’s not to play. Read more to learn how to liberate yourself from the shame others try to place on you for your body and size.

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Deborah Kauffmann, RD, LDN's avatar

8 Ways to Use Food to Reduce Harm from Stress

Since this is a time when lives are hectic and people often feel chronically stressed, here are some tips about eating that can help.

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