Christine Loeb, LMFT, RD

Just heartbreaking. Offer children a variety of foods. Do not put them on diets. Love them in the bodies they are in.

"Transparency is important, but as a profession in the U.S., more is needed to address this issue," Marshall told MedPage Today. "The number of payments we are looking at and the dollar amounts are substantial."

This is a big deal.

It is the Wild Wild West with supplements "over-the-counter supplements are not regulated, so there is no guarantee that they contain what they claim, and there is very little evidence that they help ..." "For those products with drug quantities provided on the labels, three quarters of declared quantities were inaccurate".

Today is the day we voice our support for funding in the treatment of Eating Disorders. Go here for easy clickable instructions to be heard in your region. https://p2a.co/THfkDji Thank you

Anyone can develop Orthorexia. Even "beautiful" people.

Food is so fun- more often than not it's about relationships

Helpful little lectures on grief. Thanks, Debi Franklin.

Myths about HAES.

but isn't this cool?

Recovery. Definitely possible.

Dean of a NYC public high school in Manhattan (Food and Finance High School) hosts a mindfulness zoom show during Covid, featuring guest experts. The opening credits alone are worth it. https://youtu.be/RPqGKg9oFqA

Things for teens to do!!

Now that the government knows how widely people are suffering, the question is what are they going to do about it.

Which of these do YOU have?

Remember that nasty shopping study? Life Kit revisits with one of VFED's past Spring Luncheon Speakers, Janet Tomiyama. Also, you get Lindo Bacon!