The article emphasizes avoiding all-or-nothing thinking in nutrition and running. It encourages setting realistic, small goals to foster progress, build motivation, and develop confidence. Progressing gradually leads to larger achievements and lasting habits.
In July, the author reflects on a decade since launching their nutrition website, sharing exciting news about becoming in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO insurance. They encourage clients to explore options for unlimited dietitian visits with no co-pay, while also providing self-pay and HSA reimbursement opportunities for non-BCBS PPO clients.
The post emphasizes the various causes of fatigue, particularly in athletes, including under-eating and deficiencies in nutrients like iron, vitamin D, and B-12. It highlights the importance of not ignoring prolonged fatigue and consulting a healthcare provider for blood work. The author shares personal experiences with nutrient deficiencies and notes improvements in energy levels through dietary changes and supplementation. For athletes, the optimal levels of these nutrients are higher than general recommendations, underscoring the need for tailored nutrition.
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