Protein, Politics, and the Food Pyramid: What the New U.S. Nutrition Guidelines Actually Mean for High-Performing Professionals

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The latest federal nutrition update corrects some long-standing mistakes—but still stops short of telling busy professionals what they really need to know. Nutrition Guidelines Are Not the Same Thing as…

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Is it a protein latte or an afternoon milkshake? When you check the sugar content of Starbucks' latest drinks, it's hard to tell the difference.

The High-Calorie Secret: Why Starbucks’ New “Protein” Drinks Are a Total Scam

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As soon as I saw Starbucks was releasing a “Protein Drink” menu in time for the fall Pumpkin Spice craze, I knew it had disaster written all over it. After years of dealing with weight fluctuations I can say one certain thing: The minute I cut Starbucks out, the pounds drop (and so does the waistline!)

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How to ghost sugar overload this Halloween (updated)

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It’s Halloween already, and we are officially sanctioned to go back to trick-or-treating and Halloween parties. The drugstores and grocery stores are teeming with bags of fun-size candy bars and candy corn pumpkins. Offices and schools have candy bowls and homemade cookies EVERYWHERE. You may be going to one or a few Halloween parties this weekend. This is NOT the time to white knuckle. There is a better answer.

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Three things I swear by #7

Welcome to the late-July lull. It’s the time of year when the days blur, motivation dips, and it’s tempting to hit cruise control. But with just a few mindful tweaks, you can reset your rhythm, sharpen your habits, and set yourself up to actually enjoy the rest of summer—without losing momentum.

Here are three small but mighty strategies I swear by this week.

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Three things I swear by #6

We’ve officially made it past financial quarter close and, for those in the U.S., the Fourth of July frenzy. Whether you’re easing back into work mode or still juggling half-days and summer Fridays, now’s the time to reset.

The good news? Staying on track doesn’t require a full-on life overhaul. These three low-lift, high-impact habits are helping me stay grounded, energized, and a little less scatterbrained in the summer haze.

This week’s theme: dark chocolate gelato, smarter sweat sessions, and inbox-level clarity.

Here are the three things I swear by right now:

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Why I Always Eat This Before Dinner (And You Should Too)

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You’ve probably heard the advice: “Eat your veggies first.” But how you eat them—and when—makes a huge difference. That’s the power of meal sequencing.

Meal sequencing is a simple but powerful strategy where you eat foods in a specific order to help with satiety, digestion, and blood sugar regulation. And in my daily routine, it’s become a game-changer for portion control, meal satisfaction, and food waste.

So, what’s my go-to move?
I start every major meal with The Big Salad.

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