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Calene Van Noy, RDN

@RiseUpHealth

There is always a way. #Mom #Dietitian #EatingDisorders

 Salt Lake City
Joined November 2016
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Yes! “A kid who can advocate for themselves and who knows that what feels safe in their body matters more than making other people happy. That’s important.”-Virginia
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Yep
Riley Laster (@riley_laster) profile pictureRiley Laster@riley_laster6 Dec 2021
Diet culture is really out here like we’re asking for all of your time, focus, money, and energy and in return we could work for you up to 5% of the time
Black Friday Sale!! Holiday Gift Idea! DM me with your address and I'll send you a Bookmark and an Invitation for our Online Book Club Discussion in January for you to include with your gift. #holidayseason #blackfridaydeals
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Image from Helen Lundström Erwin - Author (@Helensbooks)
Image from Helen Lundström Erwin - Author (@Helensbooks)
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Jennifer Rollin@jennifer_rollin19 Nov 2021
Let’s STOP calling clients ‘non compliant’ and ‘treatment resistant’ And start calling them someone who: •just needs more help and support. •needs a different kind of support. •is feeling really scared. Compassion first always.
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“God is our refuge and our strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way, and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea, though its waters roar and foam and the mountains quake with their surging.” Psalm 46:1-3
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Riley Laster@riley_laster18 Nov 2021
We have been so duped into thinking every bodily ailment both mental and physical can be cured with a list of “superfoods”. Nutrition can’t and won’t fix everything, so stop believing people who sell you the lie that it can.
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When we say dieting fails about 95% of the time, someone always pipes in with “that was only shown in one study from the 1950’s!” That is completely false. I put together of timeline of diet failure research here: weightandhealthcare.substack…
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So adorable!
L’Oreal is such a TYRANT (she/her) (@LTintheCity) profile pictureL’Oreal is such a TYRANT (she/her)@LTintheCity31 Oct 2021
Baby girl has been sufficiently pumpkin’d. 🎃🥰 cc: @iSmashFizzle
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Rebecca McConville
@BeccaLeeRDCSSD29 Oct 2021
Forcing someone to lose weight should be viewed the same as forcing someone to take banned substances- ILLEGAL!!! Enough is enough. ow.ly/f1JN50GAZa3
University of Oregon Female Runners Say They Were Body Shamed and Pushed to Lose Weight

University of Oregon Female Runners Say They Were Body Shamed and Pushed to Lose Weight

Six former members of the University of Oregon's women's track and field team alleged that they were body shamed and pushed to lose weight by coaches and nutritionists within the program

people.com
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The concept of manipulating bodies to a “healthy weight” as a "healthcare intervention" drives a massive amount of harm to fat patients. weightandhealthcare.substack…
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My 10 and 7 year old decorated the cake for #CubScouts to reference their dads job - who can guess what the gum drops are and what the drops are supposed to be? Hint: Can’t spell “geek” without an “EE”
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And it might be kind of sad when after including the food more often that food just loses its excitement. Ok to mourn that.
Shira Rose (@theshirarose) profile pictureShira Rose@theshirarose19 Oct 2021
If you avoid a certain food because “you like it too much,” it might be a sign to start including it more often. Giving yourself full permission to eat those foods often means that those foods will no longer hold power over us. You’re allowed to experience pleasure from food.
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Yes- taught this concept to 4 clients today
Riley Laster (@riley_laster) profile pictureRiley Laster@riley_laster19 Oct 2021
We have this narrative that the opposite of restriction is bingeing. Like if we aren’t dieting we have to be consuming large amounts of food until we’re sick. In my opinion the opposite of restriction is the absence of it & that’s where we find a healthy relationship with food.
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Body size is not an indicator of current dietary intake. Body size is not an indicator of current dietary intake. Body size is not an indicator of current dietary intake. Body size is not an indicator of current dietary intake.
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Important thread
Sam Dylan Finch (@samdylanfinch) profile pictureSam Dylan Finch@samdylanfinch16 Oct 2021
CW: Eating disorders There's been a lot of conversation (rightfully so!) about why we shouldn't talk about other people's bodies, even if it's a "compliment." I wanted to share a little about what "compliments" did to my psyche as a person with an eating disorder.
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TheHealthyRD
@HeidiHmoretti14 Oct 2021
Research shows that licorice root works better than acid-suppressive drugs for treating acid reflux. Licorice works great for nausea too. Use Deglycyrrhizinated licorice especially if you have high blood pressure. Read more here: healthline.com/health/digest…
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Amazing woman. God bless her family 🙏
Dr. Nadia Chaudhri (@DrNadiaChaudhri) profile pictureDr. Nadia Chaudhri@DrNadiaChaudhri8 Oct 2021
Thank you all. cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/…
Nadia Chaudhri, beloved Montreal neuroscientist with fans worldwide, has died | CBC News

Nadia Chaudhri, beloved Montreal neuroscientist with fans worldwide, has died | CBC News

Nadia Chaudhri, who was renowned for creating scholarships for underrepresented young scientists and raising awareness about ovarian cancer amid her terminal diagnosis, has died. She was 43. 

cbc.ca
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Exercising Foodie@XercisingFoodie2 Oct 2021
Indeed. Finally. #RD #RDN #NoDietCulture nytimes.com/2021/09/29/well/…
Why Exercise Is More Important Than Weight Loss for a Longer Life (Published 2021)

Why Exercise Is More Important Than Weight Loss for a Longer Life (Published 2021)

People typically lower their risks of heart disease and premature death far more by gaining fitness than by dropping weight.

nytimes.com
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