“Eat in moderation.” It’s a phrase that’s often tossed around but rarely defined — leaving each of us to interpret this vague guideline on our own. In this episode, we dig into the meaning behind the mantra. From portion sizing and balancing macronutrients to figuring out how many “cheat meals” per week is too many, we explore how moderation should play out in real life. Expert: Kristen Wright, Registered Dietitian Notable topics covered: Why moderation isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach The power of balancing fun foods with fuel foods Where do calories fit in the moderation equation? How to tackle today’s enormous portion sizes Tips for analyzing food noise and becoming an intuitive eater How to build a balanced plate at mealtime and snack time The consequences of restricting (or overemphasizing) certain macronutrients The truth about cheat meals Food psychology: The problem with restricting foods we’re craving Why a healthy diet is just consistency over time If you enjoy these kinds of conversations, be sure to subscribe. And for more topics like this, visit our blog at houstonmethodist.org/blog.

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