I started writing about nutrition publicly back in 2015. One of my very first blog posts was titled You Don’t Have to Be Perfect, and even then, I was trying to communicate a lesson that took me many years to fully learn myself: perfection is not only unnecessary when it comes to nutrition—it can actually... Continue Reading →
Food: Liar, Thief, and Destroyer
Popular culture often trivializes people’s struggles with food, brushing them off as harmless indulgences or “comfort eating.” While women are usually the focus of these conversations, men struggle just as much. I know this because I lived it. For many people, emotional eating is an occasional challenge. For others, it becomes a daily war—one that... Continue Reading →