Obsessed With Mindful Eating: A Heart-Centered Approach To Nutrition With Tia Walden

05/23/22 • 48 min

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We hear a lot of mindfulness in today’s busy world. With everything ready instantaneously, we often forget to nourish ourselves with the things our body deserves. A heart-centered approach to eating is one of the ways we can tap back into our inner nutrition and refuel our bodies. Integrative nutrition health coach Tia Morell Walden sits with Corinna Bellizzi to talk about her health journey and her approach to mindful eating. Listen in and learn more as they discuss ways you can rediscover health and get back on track to mindful eating.

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Welcome to Nutrition Without Compromise, Hosted by Corinna Bellizzi and Presented by Orlo Nutrition

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In the modern era, our nutrition systems are in crisis. Foods that once had high levels of minerals and vitamins have seen their levels plummet as a result of the compromised health of our soil and ecosystems. With these changes, our waistlines have expanded, as food is less nutrient-dense and therefore less filling. Entire communities are undernourished and overweight. This is a direct result of the figurative and literal food deserts we live in today. It's time for a new era, one that puts nutrition first, without compromise.

At Nutrition Without Compromise we believe that great nutrition and bountiful health is a human right. We believe that you should never have to make a choice between your ethics, your morals, the food on your plate, and the environment that produces it in order to stay your healthiest and live your best life. If you want to join a movement that challenges the status quo, that asks you to think deeply and discover new solutions that you might never have thought possible, then this podcast and community is exactly where you belong.

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