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Hey guys! I’m excited to bring to you my second Ask Me Anything episode, which also is my first episode recorded post-baby. It’s a short one but I’m still amazed I was able to get this done towards the end of my 7-week-old’s morning nap, without any crying interrupting me (just a doorbell, cause you know, endless Amazon packages of who knows what I ordered in my middle of the night delirium…). This is a completely unedited, recorded in one-go episode FYI - but there's some good stuff in there, so I hope you enjoy my sleep-deprived rambling!
Here are a few of the topics that we cover in this episode:
- How to handle upcoming holiday-related food situations, including not having access to foods you like and/or "healthy" foods, feeling pressure to eat more than you want (hello, Italian and Jewish family members), overeating / restricting, and responding to negative feedback / comments from family and friends
- Recovery after a marathon or other endurance effort
- Nutrition information for women in their 50s (stay tuned for a dedicated episode on this topic in Season 2)
- Nutrition information for younger athletes (we covered this in detail in Episode 7)
- Managing hunger during training - the role of planned snacks, plus meal timing
- Protein needs for women vs men post-workout
- Post-workout snacks on the go
Thanks again for your questions! And remember, the best nutrition advice is individualized, so don't hesitate to reach out if you feel you need more assistance!
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- Music Credit: Joseph McDade
- Disclaimer – all information provided is for educational and entertainment purposes only and is in no way meant to replace individual medical and nutrition recommendations. If you'd like to work with me for individualized nutrition support, please reach out!
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