Taking the Pressure off your Eating Expectations During Covid-19

Taking the Pressure off your Eating Expectations During Covid-19

Do you have lofty expectations about your eating behaviours during this period of Covid-19 isolation?

Or have you expected your eating behaviours not to change, despite significant adjustments in your usual activities and routine?

Setting high expectations about your eating patterns during the current Covid-19 crisis can exacerbate the stress of this period, and complicate your relationship to food and general wellbeing. Isolation has significantly altered our way of life, and it’s fair to expect that your eating behaviours may have changed as a result.

Eating Disorders in Men

Eating Disorders in Men

At least one third of people with an eating disorder are men. With diet culture increasingly targeting men under the guise of biohacking, primal/ancestral ways of eating, and fasting, that number is likely to rise. And yet when we look at who's seeking help for problems with their eating, men are noticeably absent. When men do get to the point of asking for help for eating issues they’ve often been affected for longer than women who are seeking help. Why is this?