15/09/2025
‘What I eat in a day’ content has always been and still is VERY popular on social media platforms😅
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Whilst I don’t think they are necessarily always bad…for instance, they CAN actually be helpful in showing:
✅examples of what it looks like to fuel your body adequately, especially around training or an active lifestyle.
✅ examples of a healthy, balanced diet that is flexible.
✅fun insights into how and what others eat.
✅provide new meal and snack inspo!!
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They also can be very UNHELPFUL in many ways by fuelling comparison to others, overthinking your own food choices (types and amounts of food), and unfortunately can often show very inadequate, extreme ways of eating that lack balance.
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At the end of the day, when viewing this type of content it’s important to remember these points above, and especially that what/when/how much you eat is COMPLETELY INDIVIDUAL to you.
There’s no ‘one way’ that is best when it comes to nutrition.
What works super well for one person may likely not be best suited to another, or even totally different to their requirements 🙂↕️
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And most importantly: Even if we all ate exactly the same, we’d still look totally different ❤️🔥🫶🏼