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Hi everyone! Sorry for being a bit quiet for the last few weeks, its been a travel month! Watched the October Replay and here is my first draft of a debunking BS email. Is it clear on what the BS? And do you feel I am bringing out my expertise enough?
Subject line: Work out so you can Eat
Preview: That’s a LIE!Hi NAME,
Did you know that the whole you can work off whatever you eat is total BULLS***?
Some things just don’t get burnt off, they stay in your body and they cause health issues.
– Feeling tired
– Bloating
– Brain fog (just not having that sharp clear mind)
– Weight doesn’t shift
– Skin issuesThose are just some of the effects of eating non-foods. No idea what non-foods are? Think processed, anything that’s defined as junk, sugar loaded items, the white foods (chips, bread, pasta, rice) and those items that come in a packet where you just don’t even know what the ingredients are!
It’s not possible to eat whatever you want (and I’m assuming here that what you want is non-food or some people call them holiday food 😏) and just work it off.
I’ve had my ups and downs over the last 4 years and worked with over 100 clients and I know, your body responds to what you’re feeding it.
Having an autoimmune condition and overcoming it is no easy task. What makes it possible? Appreciating that food plays a huge role in this. I went through an amazing period where I was eating the best for my body and I saw a full remission of the Hashimotos (thyroid affecting auto-immune condition).
But then a year ago, I wasn’t feeling amazing and was wondering what happened.
If I look back at the year, I wasn’t being as mindful of what I was choosing to eat. I had let in more junk than my body could process and my health debt was accumulating again to a point where my body started to shut down.
Making a change is always hard. I knew that mindful eating is the most powerful tool to bring back awareness to what my body needs and being able to choose the best food to nourish and heal my body. And it’s been working really well!
This is what my clients always say- being mindful is the most helpful aspect of creating change around food.
So, I’ve decided to host a Mindful Eating Challenge starting on Friday 25th October so that YOU can discover the power of being aware of your food choices and how food may be affecting you.
Join this Challenge if you’re ready to open up to yourself and get real with your relationship with food for your greater health.
What’s in the Challenge? Read more if you’re interested in joining. Otherwise thank you for reading the story above and chat soon 🙂
✨ Daily prompts to guide you through mindful eating practices
✨ Check-ins & support in a WhatsApp group to keep you motivated
✨ Understand your cravings better
✨ Control overeating and emotional eating
✨ Build healthier habits effortlessly
✨ Live Zoom Wrap up Call on Thursday 31 October at 8pm EAT (1pm NYT)All this for a small investment of KES 1,000/=.
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Thanks @kathymthoodphotography-com for the comment! Let me re-look at how the email reads and whether I can tie the first part to the last part. This might mean I get 2 emails coming from this now 🙂
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About Me
Jaini Shah
Food Relationship Coach, Rapid Transformational Therapist
At 30 Jaini felt like she was 60 and knew something had to change. In January 2020 she embarked on a health journey that turned everything around from having more energy, to having normal thyroid function and being happier on a day to day basis. She left her corporate law career and became a Food Relationship Coach and a Rapid Transformational Therapist to help others also rewrite their health stories. She loves to be camping in the bush if she's not coaching, being outdoors and always being curious about how we can be better than yesterday.
The connection of working out so that you can eat whatever you want gets kinda lost as your story is about changing your eating to heal yourself. Do you have a story that focus’s more on exercise versus diet verses whole foods?