You Are What You Eat: Reading Food Labels
6 min! Run Time
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Description
An average workweek is 40 hours, and hopefully you're getting 8 hours of sleep a night. At best, that leaves you with 40 hours for yourself. You should use some of this time to fuel your body, rather than feed it.
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It frames a 40-hour workweek plus 8 hours of nightly sleep as leaving roughly 40 hours a week that belong to you.
It draws a distinction between using that time to fuel your body deliberately versus simply feeding it without much thought.
Because with a limited number of personal hours each week, reading labels helps you spend that time on choices that actually fuel your body.
No, it works from a realistic weekly time budget of roughly 40 personal hours rather than assuming unlimited free time exists.
It builds the habit of checking labels as part of spending your limited personal time on food that fuels you deliberately.