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Why "good is good enough" when it comes to food

Mindfulness coach Rosie Acosta, Dr, Jen Caudle, and dietitian Maya Feller share easy approaches to start eating healthy including leaning into your culture and environment to choose foods, removing the guilt from food, and choosing to be present.

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