Reframing Nutrition, Part I

Erin Murray
February 2, 2022

Most nutrition problems aren’t just an issue of willpower. The way we often think about food, diets, and our bodies is actually the wrong framework. To successfully get healthy, and stay healthy, we must rethink the way we think about food and the role it plays in our life. This workshop will introduce viewers to a new framework for their nutrition and behavior, and offer them insight into how they can completely renew their love for food and their bodies. Please join Erin Murray and our LCG doctors for this talk.


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Check out Erin's Podcast "Uncommon Living" on
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/uncommon-living/id1603907345

or on
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1YmX3uxHBjbUMVnWBOAcT


See the links below for Erin's Contact information and social media

Email: erin@erinmurraywellness.com

Website: erinmurraywellness.com

Instagram: @erinsuncommoneats

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