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What exactly do you consider “clean” eating or “healthy” eating?
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Healthy eating to me is consuming a wide range of foods to get appropriate levels of macro/micro nutrients.
'Clean eating' is a phrase used to virtue signal about how a person's diet is better than anybody else's.8 -
Tacklewasher wrote: »
Your dogs are adorable!1 -
I had a nice long reply typed out and realized it was all full of empty words. I'm fortunate enough to be able to eat what I choose, and continue to enjoy good health at a pretty steady weight.
I don't think it's productive for me personally to spend the time trying to define something I probably wouldn't listen to anyway.5 -
Tacklewasher wrote: »
Have you timed them?2 -
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I had a nice long reply typed out and realized it was all full of empty words. I'm fortunate enough to be able to eat what I choose, and continue to enjoy good health at a pretty steady weight.
I don't think it's productive for me personally to spend the time trying to define something I probably wouldn't listen to anyway.
I wish I had that level of self-discipline and insight.
Or that it were harder to touch-type.4 -
I had a nice long reply typed out and realized it was all full of empty words. I'm fortunate enough to be able to eat what I choose, and continue to enjoy good health at a pretty steady weight.
I don't think it's productive for me personally to spend the time trying to define something I probably wouldn't listen to anyway.
I wish I had that level of self-discipline and insight.
Or that it were harder to touch-type.
*reads post
*looks at Ann's well muscled youthful arm, shoulder in avatar pic
*reads post again...
Um....what?
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Tacklewasher wrote: »
Hah! I *was* gonna say the 3 second rule but who was I kidding? I would go another 2 second for fallen deliciousness in my tummy.2 -
I think of it as a general avoidance of overly processed food. The bulk of the diet consists of minimally processed foods or foods found in nature.2
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Tacklewasher wrote: »
awww how cute0
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