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Faith-Filled Food Freedom | Disordered Eating, Body Image, Weight Loss Obsession, Anxiety, NutritionAuthor: Brittany Braswell - Non-Diet Registered Dietitian for Christian Women
Tired of obsessing over food, calories, or the scale? Googling how to stop hating my body at midnight? I get it, friend. Im Brittanya dietitian, Jesus-lover, and recovering perfectionist who believed diet cultures lies for too long. In this podcast, we mix scripture, evidence-based nutrition, mental health, & a little grace to help you ditch food guilt, heal your body image, and finally embrace the freedom you were made for. If youre ready to silence the diet noise, find food peace, & honor God with your health, this show is for you. So grab your Bible because your journey starts here. Language: en-us Genres: Health & Fitness, Nutrition Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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187. đ„Clean Eating HOT TAKE from a Registered Dietitian — Are Processed Foods Healthy?
Thursday, 23 October, 2025
Is âclean eatingâ actually helping your health⊠or quietly fueling your food guilt and perfectionism?So many Christian women start out wanting to âeat cleanâ as a way to take better care of their bodiesâbut somewhere along the way, those pure intentions can turn into obsession, fear, and shame. Instead of feeling confident and free, theyâre left second-guessing every bite and labeling foods as either âgoodâ or âbad.â This episode tackles the truth about clean eating and how to recognize when a healthy habit has quietly morphed into diet culture in disguise.In todayâs episode, Brittany is unpacking the sneaky side of clean eatingâhow something that sounds healthy can easily lead to disordered thoughts, restriction, and anxiety around food. She shares her personal experiences, calls out common myths that keep women stuck in shame, and helps listeners understand how to pursue true nourishment without letting ârulesâ run the show. If youâve ever felt anxious about eating anything that comes in a package or guilty when your plate doesnât look perfectly âclean,â this conversation will leave you feeling encouraged and empowered to eat with freedom and grace.A few things you can expect to hear in this episode includeâŠđ„Š How clean eating became the âacceptableâ face of diet culture and why itâs so easy to get trapped in itđŹ The hidden fear of processed or packaged foods that often goes unnoticed in Christian wellness spacesđ What it really means to honor God with your bodyâwithout turning food choices into moral decisionsđĄ Subtle signs your clean eating habits might actually be fueling anxiety or disordered thinkingđ How to pursue balance and food freedom while still caring well for your healthResources mentioned:đïžListen to episode 40 of Faith-Filled Food Freedom, Letting Go of Perfect: Faith-Based Strategies for Conquering PerfectionismYour Next Steps to Food Freedom & Better Body Image:> Become a VIP Podcast Insider HERE to access BONUS resources only available to our VIP list.> Subscribe to The Joy-Filled Eater PRIVATE PODCAST for step-by-step strategies to walk you through my proven Joy-Filled Eater framework for finding lasting freedom from negative body image and disordered eating> Join our FREE community in the Food Freedom & Body Image Support for Christian Women Facebook group to ask your questions about cultivating a joy-filled relationship with food, your body, & Jesus.Got a question about food freedom, body image, faith, or nutrition? Leave me a SpeakPipe voice note here for a chance to have your question answered on an episode of the Faith-Filled Food Freedom podcast!If you love the show and are finding it valuable, be sure to leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Listen to your podcasts somewhere else? No worries! You can leave your podcast review here instead đ.Connect with Brittany on Instagram @brittanybraswellrd*Reminder - Podcast content is not meant to be taken as professional nutrition or medical advice or to replace counseling with a licensed therapist. Please consult with your own treatment team.













