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FIT NUTRITION
HEALTHY ME, HEALTHY WE
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Join date: Jun 23, 2024
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Amy, also known as Coach AC loves ice cream and a good challenge, helping adults and youth athletes overcome injury, build strength and fuel for performance and sustainable, healthy habits throughout life. Because you're stronger than you think, and your health will help you do you, better! After all, a healthy ME, creates a healthy WE!
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Jan 31, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Part 1: Why The Scale Doesn't Tell The Whole Story
And What Actually Defines Progress The scale is often the first place we look when we want to measure progress — but it’s also the most incomplete tool we use. That single number can’t tell the difference between fat loss, muscle loss, water shifts, or fueling status. It doesn’t reflect strength, metabolism, hormone health, recovery, or long-term sustainability. It simply reports total body weight. When progress is defined only by the scale, many people unintentionally move in the wrong...
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Jan 13, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Find More Time & Focus Doing This
Start your morning slow. 🐢 And no—I don’t mean start your morning lazy. Hitting the snooze button three times. Scrolling your phone before your feet hit the floor. Avoiding the morning until urgency forces action. That’s not slow. That’s stressful. Starting slow is intentional. It’s calm, not careless. It’s choosing your pace instead of being dragged into the day. Here are three things I’ve begun doing to truly start my mornings slow—and they’ve made my peace and focus more tangible every...
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Jan 9, 2026 ∙ 6 min
RFK Jr. Just Flipped The USDA Guidelines On Its Head (Literally!). What Does This Mean For YOU?
RFK Jr. Announces Major Overhaul of U.S. Dietary Guidelines — January 2026 Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. revealed sweeping new federal dietary guidelines this week, part of what the administration is calling the most significant reset in U.S. nutrition policy in decades. The updated guidance — released on January 7, 2026 — shifts federal nutrition advice toward whole foods, higher protein, healthy fats, and sharply reduced ultra-processed food and added sugar...
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