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If You're Not Lossing Weight This Might Be Why.

Updated: Nov 12, 2024


Outdated Nutrition Trends I Cringe At Now – Here’s What to Do Instead


As nutritional science evolves, so do our understanding and habits around what’s genuinely healthy. While certain diet trends were once widely accepted, they’ve been debunked as outdated and ineffective.


Here’s a rundown of five nutrition trends that are better left in the past, along with smarter, science-backed alternatives.


1. Low-Fat Everything

For decades, “low-fat” was synonymous with “healthy.” Unfortunately, many low-fat products replace fats with sugars and additives, which can disrupt blood sugar and lead to cravings. Instead, embrace healthy fats like avocado, nuts, and olive oil. These fats support brain health, energy, and satiety without the blood sugar spike.


2. Eating Only ‘Diet’ or ‘Lite’ Foods

We’ve all seen foods labeled as “lite” or “diet,” promising fewer calories or less sugar. These products often contain artificial sweeteners and other chemicals that may do more harm than good, including disrupting gut health. Opt for whole, minimally processed foods that provide real nourishment. Whole foods support digestion and provide sustainable energy without artificial additives.


3. Eating Small, Frequent Meals

While eating every few hours was once thought to “boost metabolism,” recent studies suggest that intermittent fasting or mindful eating may be more effective for some. Eating when you’re truly hungry and allowing time between meals can help with digestion and blood sugar stability.


4. Obsessing Over Calorie Counting

Calorie counting can turn eating into a stressful numbers game. Not all calories are created equal; 100 calories from veggies fuel your body differently than 100 calories from candy. Focus on nutrient-dense foods and the quality of what you eat. This approach promotes better health and wellness without the burnout of constant tracking.


5. Using ‘Cheat Days’

While cheat days allow some leeway, they can also lead to overeating and feelings of guilt. Instead, try finding balance with food by enjoying treats in moderation and focusing on mindful eating. This sustainable approach encourages a healthy relationship with food, without the binge-restrict cycle.


Out with the Old, In with the New


Ditching these outdated trends means more room for wholesome, sustainable habits that truly nourish and energize us. Remember: the best diet is one that’s balanced, enjoyable, and tailored to your unique needs.



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