Only YOU Know What a Normal Meal Portion is For You (Athlete’s Meal Review)
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11 miles and that amount of food looks dangerous!! I would honestly faint if it was me! And the GASLIGHTING
This is so sad. Good for the girl standing up for herself in the video but this type of gaslighting can lead to an unhealthy relationship with food and possibly a disorder. I hope this girl is ok.
Many things can lead to an unhealthy relationship with food.
Most of the people in the U.S need an unhealthy relationship with food because everyone is massively overweight.
Is there a follow up? Hope she worked things out.
Yikes, that is enough food for a child, not someone who runs 11 miles
@@tonie48 her mum made her food, she can make herself more food if she isn’t satisfied. Her mum put a cooked meal in front of her, she should be greatful.
@@Lulu-lt7ftlmao you gotta be trolling
@@Lulu-lt7ft You don’t know about the dynamics in that house. Maybe she isn’t allowed to cook, maybe they take turns and the mum was cooking that day.
@Tontoquienloleation ok, if she said that then that is fucked up but she didn’t. And seeing she was brave enough to put her mum on blast I’m guessing it isn’t like that in their house.
@@Lulu-lt7ftlooked pretty healthy too
That mom is dangerous
The mom’s smile before being told “for you”…yea thats not a parent id like to have.
It is a normal amount of food .. for a person who works a desk job in their 50s.
Hear hear!
Not even for them.
My Puerto Rican mother would be horrified at this portion size!
Athletes eat insane amounts of food… Because they need to burn that energy.
The gaslighting is crazy.
Kids are growing muscles and bones from their food. They don’t need to be athletes to need the calories. My 10 year old (disabled and fed via g-tube) receives 1800 calories per day to keep up with his caloric needs. Wild to me that you’d deny your kids the food their bodies need to grow while I’m over here going to Gastro appointments every three months trying to get my kid MORE food. I understand that childhood obesity is an issue, but if your kid’s doctor says they’re healthy, just feed them balanced meals with a focus on whole foods. SMH at the almond moms.
“Normal amount of food” that could feed my 9 year old sister lol
Toddler portion
This mother will be confused when the daughter stops talking to her in adulthood.
Our moms only care that we are as skinny as possible
running 11 miles with that little food is so scary and dangerous!!
This might be a normal amount for a menopausal woman. I don’t think she is remembering what young, athletic metabolisms require.
She probably feels less hunger and feels satiated quicker too. Having a slower metabolism and less interest in food in general plays a big part in this as well
That‘s what you eat when you had a big dinner and still feel like something later.
Seeing so many mothers today pushing their menopausal diets on growing up girls…makes me really angry that they can’t see life is not only about THEM!
I’m not even running 11 miles and that’s not enough food for me. And I’m a slim, lean, person.
Similarly, people I know try to feed me more food than feels comfortable for me – because I feel bloated after eating a few bites and I get very tired after food, so I try to turn down big portions or more food being added to my plate when I am feeling full, but it can sort of get into a very polite argument where the loved-one is trying to convince me to eat more. I love them and understand that food is a love language, but putting people under pressure to eat is not. It makes the dinner table feel like a battleground and you can lose your appetite thinking about it. No one wants pressure and limitations about how they fuel their own body. ❤
I would eat that portion. But I’m not that active and I’m nearly 40. My friend who is very slim and active and 7 years younger than me would need about 4 times that amount to eat. Everyone is different and that mother is lucky if her daughter doesn’t end up with an eating disorder.