by Lauren Slayton | Jan 9, 2019 | Foodtrainers' Blog
One of the tenets of Foodtraining is that planning eclipses willpower (can’t use the word trump anymore, for obvious reasons). Oftentimes in sessions, in order to gauge a client’s planning, I’ll ask “what’s for dinner tonight?” It is the first week back, for many...
by Lauren Slayton | Jan 7, 2019 | Foodtrainers' Blog
Happy New Year! Many of you are heading back to work after the holidays. We launched our green-a-day challenge, in today’s newsletter. If you aren’t getting our newsletter, please sign up to receive our updates and improve your health for the new year. In...
by Lauren Slayton | Nov 2, 2018 | Foodtrainers' Blog
We receive a ton of food product samples. As we suggest to clients, we first look at the ingredients. If there are artificial dyes or artificial sweeteners, soy, too much sugar or other shady things listed, we’re giving it to the doormen (is this mean to give them our...
by Lauren Slayton | Oct 24, 2018 | Foodtrainers' Blog
I had a session yesterday, with a client in the midst of a very busy stretch at work. For this post, I’ll call her “Busy”. Busy described being overscheduled, under rested and working around the clock. “At the end of the day, I feel I deserve a treat.” This is what...
by Lauren Slayton | Oct 23, 2018 | Foodtrainers' Blog
A lot of nutrition advice involves a kernel of truth and a lot of exaggeration. Let’s take “eat small, frequent meals.” The reasoning goes something like this, each time you eat, your metabolism is stoked. The scientific term is the thermic effect of food. The problem...
