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Sarah Gold Nutrition: Intuitive Eating Dietitian Nutritionist
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I'm Sarah, registered dietitian nutritionist, certified intuitive eating counselor and mom of 2. I help busy moms ditch the diet rules and learn to eat to improve energy, reduce cravings, and support long-term health without counting or giving up their favorite foods.

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Hunger is a biological sign from your body that it Hunger is a biological sign from your body that it needs energy.That’s literally all.When you feel like you have to go to the bathroom do you ignore it? Tell yourself it’s not time? Question why you need to go again because you just went an hour ago?I didn’t think so.Hunger is the same. It’s communication from your body that it needs food.It’s not something to ignore, hack, or suppress.I know this is difficult to hear, but if you feel like the only way to reach your goal weight is to be hungry, then that’s not a healthy weight for you.And yes that means your body’s healthy weight may not be the same as your goal weight or what you wish you weighed (even harder to hear, I know).But ignoring hunger is not healthy.And the only healthy response to hunger is to eat.#healthynothungry #healthynotskinny #bodyrespect #respectyourbody
Something I wish every woman knew:Those obsessi Something I wish every woman knew:Those obsessive thoughts about the food in your pantryThe negotiation back and forth about what you should or shouldn’t eat…or when you’ll allow yourself the treatThe inability to focus on anything else but food, when your next meal is, how many cookies you’re allowing yourself tonight, or if you have to toss the ice cream in the freezer because you’re afraid you’ll eat it all…All that food noise.It’s not normal.You can quiet it.And the way you do that is by:
1️⃣ nourishing your body instead of fighting it
2️⃣ learning to trust your body instead of controlling it
3️⃣ trading judgement and shame for curiosityIf you’re ready to eat without guilt, quiet the food noise, stop when you’re full….all while taking care of yourself better than you ever have beforeDM me ‘2026’ and we’ll see if it’s a good fit to work together.When you commit by 12/23, you’ll lock in 2025 rates for as long as we work together.Insurance may also cover some of your investment (see below).——————If you live in any of these states and have BCBS, Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare, or MGB Partners Healthcare, insurance may cover up to 50% of your investment.AZ, CA, CT, CO, GA, PA, IN, MA, NY, OR, TX, UT, VA, or VTIf you have another plan and have out of network benefits, you may also be able to get partial coverage.1-1 coaching is also FSA/HSA eligible.
Eating low calorie has become the gold standard of Eating low calorie has become the gold standard of “healthy.” Doctors, personal trainers, macro coaches, many dietitians…all recommend cutting calories.It’s seen as normal….even admirable.But what almost no one talks about is the major cost of constantly trying to eat less.Because eating too few calories comes with very real repercussions—like a slowed metabolism, intense cravings, nonstop food thoughts, and ironically… becoming more likely to overeat.Cutting calories too much actually deteriorates your health in a lot of ways and this is often ignored.I recently wrote an article for @verywellhealth breaking down exactly what happens when you cut calories too much—and some of it will surprise you.Comment or DM me ‘calories’ and I’ll send you the link to read it.
And that’s feeding kids on a nutshell. What else w And that’s feeding kids on a nutshell. What else would you add?#spotifywrapped #spotifywrapped2025
When I think about how I want my kids to feel abou When I think about how I want my kids to feel about exercise/movement/sports, these words come to mind:Joy
Confidence
Determination
Accomplishment
Strength
ConnectionAnd I can confidently say that both kids (including the one who refused a picture 🤪) felt all these things after finishing their first 1 mile race on Thanksgiving morning.I truly hope (even if this is a bit delusional in the world we live in) that for them it’s never about shrinking their bodies but instead of becoming bigger in so many ways.That’s why they will never hear me talk about exercising to earn (or work off) my food or because I need to change my body. In fact, it’s the exact opposite—it’s because I respect and care about my body. And because I love the way I feel when I move, challenge myself, and accomplish goals.Because that’s what keeps me consistent with exercise and I know that’s what will keep them coming back to movement for the rest of their lives.💙 also, there’s nothing better than passing along something that brings me joy and confidence, brings out my competitive side, and gives me a sense of accomplishment to my boys 💙
Let’s make cravings and emotional eating a thing o Let’s make cravings and emotional eating a thing of the past.I’ve taken the exact steps that helped this client and hundreds of other women to put an end to decades long battle with sugar and carb cravings, mindless eating, emotional eating, and nighttime snacking…And put the most effective strategies into a 30-day program with me, kicking off this January.💵 When you join during our Black Friday sale this week (through Friday 11/21), save 50%, PLUS:⭐️Get support through the entire month of December — so you can actually feel good this holiday season instead of waking up in January needing a reset. ⭐️DM me ‘Control’ for details and to see if it’s a good fit.
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