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food body

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noun

  1. botany a mass of nutrients attached to a seed coat, which attracts ants and thus aids dispersal of the seed

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I spent every waking moment thinking about food, body and exercise.

From New York Times

Kara Bazzi, clinical director and co-founder of Seattle eating disorder center Opal: Food + Body Wisdom, said overemphasizing weight as a key factor in athletic performance is missing the boat, given that so many performance factors — such as genetics, sleep, training, diet, coaching, stress level and mental health — are not weight-related.

From Seattle Times

Protectionist measures by national governments during the coronavirus crisis could provoke food shortages around the world, the UN’s food body has warned.

From The Guardian

This is Opal: Food + Body Wisdom, an eating disorder-recovery center in the University District, and we’re at the third quarterly workshop that Opal has hosted for yoga teachers in hopes of facilitating a healthier, more inclusive community.

From Seattle Times

The importance put on “self-care,” the third most popular resolution in the BodyNutrition.org survey, is a more recent buzzword to talk about treating mental health and overall well-being — less on a professional level and more on fulfilling individual needs and wants, said Ms. Schauster, who is also the author of “Nourish: How to Heal Your Relationship with Food, Body, and Self.”

From Washington Times