It’s tempting to embark on a new diet in the hope that a controlled eating plan will fix all of your food woes. But Leah Itsines (and yes, the sister of Kayla Itsines) wants you to press pause. Her realistic approach to healthy eating is devoid of deprivation, for good reason. She shares how she came across her food-is-fuel epiphany, and why trends should be kept out of the kitchen.
You can find Leah online here, or on Instagram at @leahitsines
You can join the conversation, or drop u...
It’s tempting to embark on a new diet in the hope that a controlled eating plan will fix all of your food woes. But Leah Itsines (and yes, the sister of Kayla Itsines) wants you to press pause. Her realistic approach to healthy eating is devoid of deprivation, for good reason. She shares how she came across her food-is-fuel epiphany, and why trends should be kept out of the kitchen.
You can find Leah online here, or on Instagram at @leahitsines
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