Easy Healthy Meals

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   I don't want medication; do you have nutrition programs focused on behavioral change?

   Yes. If your goal is to improve nutrition without medication, there are several evidence-based approaches that focus on changing eating habits and behaviors rather than prescribing drugs.

   Some common types of programs include:

   • Behavioral nutrition counseling: You work with a registered dietitian or nutrition professional to identify eating patterns, set realistic goals, and build sustainable habits using techniques like self-monitoring, problem-solving, and goal setting.
   • Lifestyle change programs: These combine nutrition education with physical activity, sleep, stress management, and behavior-change coaching. Many are offered in groups, one-on-one, or online.
   • Mindful or intuitive eating programs: These focus on recognizing hunger and fullness cues, reducing emotional eating, and improving your relationship with food rather than following restrictive diets.
   • Medical nutrition therapy (MNT): If you have a condition like diabetes, high cholesterol, or hypertension, a registered dietitian can provide individualized nutrition care that's often covered by insurance for certain diagnoses.
   • Health coaching: Some programs pair nutrition guidance with regular coaching sessions to help maintain motivation and accountability.

   If you're looking for structured, evidence-based programs, examples include:

   • National Diabetes Prevention Program (for people with prediabetes or at risk for type 2 diabetes, emphasizing lasting behavior change)
   • Programs offered through hospitals, primary care practices, or registered dietitians in private practice.

   If you're interested in finding a program, it would help to know:

   • Are you looking to lose weight, improve a medical condition, or simply eat healthier?
   • Would you prefer in-person or virtual coaching?
   • Are you looking for something covered by insurance or are you open to self-pay options?

   

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