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EPISODE · Feb 5, 2026 · 14 MIN

62. If Jesus is the BREAD of life, why is bread "bad" for us?

from Nutrition for Christian Women | Meal Planning, Healthy Recipes, Simple Food Strategies · host Chelsea Constantino - Nutritionist, Christian Health & Fitness Coach

🧐 Is bread actually unhealthy? Just about every diet plan advises against eating bread, yet bread is mentioned all over the Bible in a positive way... Confusing, I know. This episode unpacks the discrepancy between the bread of the Bible (even the kind that made it's way into the Lord's Prayer) vs. the bread we know of today. 🥖 Plus, I give you 5 ways to keep bread in your life in a healthful, God-designed way! Fellow bread lovers, this one's for you.  ___________________ Want more? >> 👩‍🏫 Claim your Diet-free Nutrition Coaching call with me at: coachreign.com/dietfree before all spots are taken! >> 📕 Get your copy of my book, "The Guide to Eating Biblically in a Modern World" to gain fresh perspective on what God says in Scripture about how to feed our bodies: coachreign.com/book

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