Dietitian Reviews SORELLE AMORE'S Diet Rules (Organic, Sugar Free, No Toxins – OMG SO RESTRICTIVE)

I can't find the video that sorelle made I think she took it don't. Quote from Ben Fink It's better to be a schmuck than to be a schmuck that does not know when to Shut up.

Feeling peak nutrition watching this while eating second breakfast of oatmeal porridge topped with a protein bar after my morning walk 😂 HCC💯

what a fantastic video

Sorelle kind of reminds me of Jillian Michaels and idk why but I feel like I also do know why

I just noticed that those cute little gasps that I hear every so often are because you are quite pregnant here, and that precious lil baby must pressed against your diaphragm, and he’s giving you shortness of breath. I’ve been binging many of your videos, and I’ve only noticed it here. This is so cute to me, idk why. Everything about pregnancy fascinates me. Bless you and your boys. ♥️

Your videos have helped me a ton over the years to help me deal with my own ED & to help me understand nutrition better. I’m sick rn but I’m still trying to eat well. I’m having whole grain toast with jam, an orange, almonds, & mint green tea while watching this

It was interesting to see how her mom also seemed to have some disordered eating.

My water is brown and it’s deemed clean…

As a ditetion, I feel so frustrated listening to this, I love your expression haha

i would like to just add about the fruit in canada thing. many canadians are very much privileged to eat fresh and locally grown produce and many around the world. however, Inuit in places such as Nunavut do not have that luxury what so ever. although produce is shipped to Nunavut, a lot of it goes expired, plus it's always VERY expensive due to shipping costs. many Inuit rely on hunting their meat for most of the year, and while yes there is berry picking season, that does not last for that long. in Nunavut, nearly 50% (yes, FIFTY PERCENT) of the population experiences food insecurity due to poverty, while almost 70% of Inuit children live in food insecure houses. all of this is because of grocery pricing and lack of resources, which then means a large majority of Inuit have to hunt for meat to feed not only their families, but their entire communities.

I couldn't imagine living like that. Wow

Is she really saying if I eat a banana in Canada it’s less healthy than if I eat one in Cuba? Lmao