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011: Using a Food Log - Seven Health: Eating Disorder Recovery and Anti Diet Nutritionist

Episode 011: This week’s show is all about keeping a food log and why I think it can be such a useful tool. It really is the backbone of the stuff I do with clients (well at least for more straight up nutritional clients and less so for disordered eating clients).


Oct 8.2015


Oct 8.2015

In today’s show I’ll explain the things that you should be keeping a tally on, why they are important and how you use this information to improve your health. I also cover the mentality I suggest people have when keeping a food log as it differs to most.

Here’s what we talk about in this podcast episode:

00:04:40

How often to keep a food log

00:05:45

What days should you log

00:08:15

Why meal timings are so important

00:12:10

Linking symptoms to your day and your eating

00:16:40

How a woman’s cycle can impact

00:18:10

How temperature and pulse can be used with a food log

00:22:10

Why it’s important to analyse the food logs

00:28:15

What you can learn from the food log

00:37:40

How calories can be included with a food log

00:41:00

How to look at macro ratios and when they can be important

00:48:40

Some of the issues with online food logs

00:52:35

How to use a food log with disordered eating


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