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Strict Dieting Is Out: 8 Tricks for Listening to Your Body

From the Show: Health Radio
Summary: Instead of putting yourself on another diet, you might want to consider these simple tricks.
Air Date: 11/5/15
Duration: 10
Host: Melanie Cole, MS
Guest Bio: Morgan Mellas, Personal Chef and Nutritionist
Morgan MellasMorgan Mellas is a Functional Medicine nutritionist and Lyme literate practitioner, believing that all disease is a communication from the body.

She helps her clients tune into the messages and obtain optimal vitality through small adjustments that are easy to sustain. She encourages her clients to look at the endless possibilities in food creations, while removing the focus from restrictions.

Morgan is a mother of two vivacious daughters. Her philosophy is that all aspects of life should evoke beauty, style, nourishment, fun and sensuality.
Strict Dieting Is Out: 8 Tricks for Listening to Your Body
There seems to be an unlimited amount of new diet trends that all promise to help you lose weight and look great.

However, depriving yourself of certain food groups or severely restricting your caloric intake is just dangerous and will eventually backfire.

Another thing you need to consider is there's no "one size fits all" when it comes to a healthy diet.

What your friend or partner eats may help them lose weight and stay healthy; unfortunately it doesn't mean it will work for you.

That being said, instead of putting your body through the wringer, you might want to try these eight tips to benefit your body:
  1. Eat garlic
  2. Be good to your lymphatic system
  3. Be easy on the soy
  4. Make your own food as much as possible
  5. Incorporate lemon into a meal/water every day
  6. Buy organic if and when you can
  7. Use a water filter
  8. Go green in your kitchen and bathroom

Listen in as Morgan Mellas, Personal Chef and Nutritionist, shares the eight tricks to listen to your body when you're eating.