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Keeping it Clean
The term “eating clean” can sometimes be misinterpreted. The implication is that if you are not eating clean then what you eat otherwise is dirty or unhealthy; this simply isn’t true.
We encourage you to look at food with good intentions; try and increase the amount of whole and real foods such as vegetables, fruits, grains and animal & plant-based protein; whilst looking to reduce less refined and processed foods high in hydrogenated fats, salt, sugar and artificial sweeteners.
