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Here are some important highlights to remember:
- Be flexible! This is really at the core of intuitive eating
- There is no “perfect” food or meal. You might not always get exactly what you want or what you are craving. Practice being OK with this.
- Intuitive Eating is NOT the “hunger/fullness” diet. It is OK to eat food when you are not hungry simply because it sounds good.
- Always have snacks packed to avoid a blood sugar crash or get to too low on the hunger scale.
Do you have your own tips for intuitive eating on the road?
Or, do you have a specific issue with eating intuitively when you are travelling that I didn’t talk about? Share them in the comments below or ask me any questions you might have. I would LOVE to hear from you.
[link: https://youtu.be/UZEZqtPBQZc]
Robyn Baker, CPT, RYT, BS
Robyn is the founder, owner, and operator of Asteya Fitness in Irvine, CA. She believes in health at every size and that the key to health and well-being is establishing and nurturing the mind-body connection through intuitive eating and exercise. She is a born and raised California girl and a proud mommy.
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