The Power of Food Journaling How A Dietitian-Reviewed Food & Mood Journal Can Help Transform your Relationship with Food

Discover the benefits of food journaling with a mindful eating approach. Learn how to tune in to your body's needs and develop a healthier relationship with food. Plus, find out how our dietitian-reviewed food and mood journal can provide expert support as you work to improve your health and well-being.


Do you ever find yourself eating mindlessly, without really paying attention to what or how much you're consuming? It's a common problem in our fast-paced, modern world, where we're often too busy to sit down and truly savor our food. Unfortunately, this can lead to overeating, poor nutrition, and a host of other health problems.

That's where food journaling with a mindful eating approach can help.

Rather than focusing on calorie counting or portion sizes, mindful eating is all about tuning in to your body's needs and paying attention to how certain foods make you feel. When you eat mindfully, you're more likely to choose nutritious, satisfying foods and eat in a way that supports your physical and emotional health.

One of the best ways to start eating more mindfully is to keep a food journal. This simple practice involves writing down everything you eat and drink, along with other important details like your mood, location, and hunger/fullness levels. By tracking your food intake and related behaviors, you can gain valuable insights into your eating habits and identify patterns that may be contributing to unhealthy behaviors.

At Emily Morgan Nutrition, I offer a dietitian-reviewed food & mood journal that provides a wealth of features to support your mindful eating journey. With access to a virtual journal through an easy-to-use phone or computer application, you can quickly and easily record your meals and snacks, along with other important details like gastrointestinal symptoms and mood changes.

Our food database includes over 600,000 food and beverage options, including over 140,000 restaurant items, making it easy to find and track the foods you love. You can even upload photos and descriptions of your meals to help you remember what you ate and how you felt afterwards.

Perhaps most importantly, our food & mood journal service includes weekly reviews, comments, and tips from myself; a Virtual Registered Dietitian specializing in an anti-diet, mindful eating approach. Having this expert feedback can help you fine-tune your eating habits, make healthier choices, and gain a greater understanding of your body's needs.

Food journaling with a mindful eating approach can be an incredibly powerful tool for improving your health and well-being. And with our dietitian-reviewed food and mood journal, it's easier than ever to get started. So why not give it a try? Your body (and your taste buds) will thank you! Interested in learning more? Schedule a free 15-minute phone consultation with me to come up with a game plan for your health and wellness goals.

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