19 Pictures Illustrating Hard Truths About The Food We Eat Have Been Shared By A Certified Dietician
"Can I see myself in 10 years doing the exact same thing I'm doing now?"
Come to think of it, it’s insane how little we know about our bodies. While one group believes that sugar can cause weight gain, another believes that exercising on an empty stomach is better, and a third group believes that anything bio- and eco-related is superior and healthier.
But what if you were told that all these beliefs are absolutely wrong? A sustainable weight loss and outdoor sports dietician named Dr. Michael Greger emphasizes, "The best way to lose weight is to eat more whole plant foods." He has been revealing and debunking these types of myths through his extensive research and the resources available on his website.
Dr. Greger assists individuals in achieving their weight loss and fitness objectives sustainably. There is a ton of confusion about nutrition.
Everyone needs to eat, and food is personal. The nutritionist mentioned one key sustenance tip for anyone hoping to make healthy life transformations: "Ask yourself if you can see yourself in 10 years' time doing the same thing that you’re doing now." Whether it be a particular gym routine or diet, you just can’t dislike what you're doing now and anticipate long-term results from it.
Dr. Greger’s insights, titled "Hard Truths About Nutrition," provide an enlightening look at food, diet, and healthy eating while challenging people's perceptions of them. We’ve gathered some of his hard truths, and you’ll get to see them as you keep scrolling.
Hard Truths From A Dietician

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#1 Read all and digest them
the.hiking.dietitian#2 So many people need to see this
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#3 She has said it all
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#4 A particular brand doesn't mean that it's healthy
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#5 Scream it louder for people at the back
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#6 Just eat your veggies, guys
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#7 Read and learn because knowledge is power
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#8 I couldn't have said it better
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#9 Fruits are good for you
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#10 Oh my... I can't get enough of these revelations
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#11 Read that again so you can get the point
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#12 Louder!
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#13 Interesting...
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#14 Oh wow...
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#15 Noting this down somewhere
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#16 Writing this down as well
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#17 It's good to learn new things
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#18 This should be on my top noted list
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#19 So you're not addicted to sugar
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While some people loved it, others disagreed about certain points, and some just had questions to ask. Here are some of their comments below:
Why does everyone say sugar is addictive?
kelsie.humphreys
Saw your first truth and was worried
garrickhannah
Sugar does change the neurochemistry of the brain
tennis1982
A living testament to sugar addiction
genericnamedotcom
And it is explained
aerosmith71
Does intermittent fasting work?
the_princess_2213
Fasted workouts are not better
bearleather85
Thank you too
omegahai1
Science still has a limited understanding of...
sirtickleton
And a whole vibe as well
blueviper8907
It's an obvious fact that the nutrition industry is experiencing unprecedented growth. Increased awareness of what diet means for one’s health and the advantages of smart eating habits means that consumers are more informed than ever.
But, much like any thriving industry, the nutrition business has its own trends that keep coming and going.