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Old School Food Freedom
FINDINGbalance, Inc., Christ-Centered Food Freedom Support
94: Intuitive Eating for Diabetes: 10 Principles Without the Shame w/ Janice Dada, MPH, RDN, CDCES, CEDRD
NOV 3, 202637 MIN
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Description
If a diabetes diagnosis has left you feeling like you did this to yourself, and you want to manage your blood sugar without shame or a list of forbidden foods, this episode will hopefully remove that from you.
Chrissy sits down with Janice Dada, registered dietitian and author of Intuitive Eating for Diabetes, to talk about what intuitive eating looks like after a diagnosis. Chrissy received her own type 2 diagnosis last year, and Janice’s work took her from shame to acceptance and agency.
In this episode, Janice clears up the myths about diabetes and prediabetes, explains the real causes of diabetes (eating too much sugar isn’t one of them), and answers whether you can eat sugar with diabetes. She also walks through the ten intuitive eating principles and what each one looks like after a diagnosis. Her invitation is to get curious about what your body does with a food, adjust if you want to, and drop the shame.
Next time, Chrissy and Janice take on diabetes and eating disorders.
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Check out the full show notes and other resources at
https://www.findingbalance.com/podcast-episodes/intuitive-eating-for-diabetes
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CREDITS
Interlude music by “Hotham” – Morning Thoughts
Intro music by “MokkaMusic” – Old Jeans (Funk)
Production & Editing by Leah Bryant Co
This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prescribe. If you have, or suspect you may have, an eating disorder, please consult your healthcare provider. For faith-based care, visit ChristianTreatmentFinder.com.

