01/28/2024
Diets, drinks, shreds, what ever you want to call it. None are going to be sustainable long term.
Women have been targeted by companies for decades to buy shakes and quick fix weight loss programs, creating a whole lot of women that have negative relationships with food and exercise.
One time I did a 30 day weight loss program (I was the same weight I am now) 8 months after having my son and posted before and after photos of myself in a bra for the world to see. I look back on that often and feel so much shame but honestly, I fell into the trap that I needed to eat 1200 calories a day and workout every single day to lose weight or get toned. 🤦🏻♀️ all I did was lose 6 pounds, feel tired and want some cookies. The program ended and guess what, back to usual programming. Can you see how this can create a problem? I was afraid of carbs and fat for a while after that. sheesh.
The point of my story is, we need to stop comparing ourselves to these influencers online getting paid to look a certain way and sell you their products, we need to go back to the boring basics.
Move your body in ways that works for you and can be sustained for the rest of your life. Eat a nutritious and balanced diet that includes all the food groups but learn ways to do this that works for you. Not some cookie cutter program for the masses. If you need help or guidance with this, send me a message. I’m happy to answer any questions you may have.
So go back to the basics, boring basics. That’s what will give you the results you want, it likely won’t happen in 4 weeks but let me tell you, a lifetime of balance and a healthy relationship with movement and nutrition will change the rest of your life. ♥️