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  1. Weird how I never see comments accusing men athletes of having eating disorders when they only eat broccoli, rice, and baked chicken to cut weight for a match 🧐

  2. the crucial difference between her counting calories and disordered calorie counting is that she doesnt view calories as harmful. they are neutral. it's just fact. the negative relationship with food comes in when you're afraid of or feel guilty about calories

  3. This lady has very unhealthy habits and a sick relationship with food. Counting calories gives her a sensation of control, but is not real. She stays thin because she is dancing all the time. But these poor eating habits will bite her in the a** sooner than later. Processed food is so bad for the human body. This is dangerous.

  4. she could eat way more quantity of food if she made her food from scratch! prepackacked food is gross. cooking is so easy. she could do batch cooking. make a big pot of rice to which you add chopped veggies, diced cooked meat, spices, then when cooked and cooled, she can package it in ziplocs and freeze. or make a batch of chili or cook a large roast, and portion it out. she would be healthier….

  5. As someone who recently lost 100 pounds, she mentioned something that we don't talk about enough when it comes to weight loss. She says that she only eats about 1,600 calories a day, which gets her down a pound and a half in 3 weeks (with routine workouts, I might add.) That's obviously related to the fact that she's already so light, but I know women who are overweight but can only afford to eat a little more than that if they want to lose any weight at all. That makes weight loss considerably more challenging for them than it does for someone whose body is already burning a decent number of calories.

  6. it IS possible to track calories and have a good relationship with food. This is pretty foreign to me, but it is really nice to see- and it's the other side of the coin. This woman is not starving herself, she is training her body effectively.

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