The Center for Motivation and Change
Josh King, PsyD
Food Myths in America with Dr. Camilla Mager
Food Myths in America with Dr. Camilla Mager
Food Myths in America with Dr. Camilla Mager
Thursday 18th June 2020
Dr. Josh King and Dr. Camilla Mager debunk food myths and discuss the science behind BMI and sugar addiction on 'The Beyond Addiction Show'.
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Get the buttons here!Unpacking Food Myths: Dr. Camilla Mager Sets the Record Straight
Fundamentally, if you look at all of the science kind of, where it all boils down to is if you eat a little of everything, if you include a variety of different foods- you know- carbohydrates, proteins, fats, even sugar- in your diet- you're going to be a healthy person.
Have you ever wondered if sugar is truly addictive or if BMI is a reliable measure of health? In this episode of 'The Beyond Addiction Show', Dr. Josh King welcomes Dr. Camilla Mager to tackle these burning questions and more. They dive into common food myths that have taken root in American culture, offering a refreshing take on what it means to eat healthily. Dr.
Mager breaks down the science behind sugar addiction and BMI, debunking widespread misconceptions that often lead to unhealthy dietary choices. The conversation doesn't stop there; they also explore how media influences our perceptions of food and body image, shedding light on the power of balanced nutrition. Dr. Mager's advice? Enjoy a bit of everything—carbs, proteins, fats, and yes, even sugar—for a well-rounded diet.
This episode is packed with practical tips and enlightening discussions that will leave you rethinking your approach to food. Perfect for anyone looking to cut through the noise and find a healthier relationship with what they eat.