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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2026 · 31 MIN

The Food Pyramid, Rewritten: What We Should Actually Be Eating Now

from HUM Nutrition: WellYES The Feel-Good Wellness Podcast

We all grew up staring at the food pyramid in health class — memorizing grains at the bottom, fats at the top, and wondering why nutrition felt so confusing. But the food pyramid is back… and this time, it looks very different.In this episode, we break down how the food pyramid has evolved from 1992 to MyPlate to today’s upside-down, plant-forward model — and why this shift has huge implications for how we think about carbohydrates, protein, fats, and overall health.We dive into:Why carbs were misunderstood (and unfairly villainized)How protein became overemphasized — and what really matters insteadThe difference between food quantity vs. food qualityWhy plants now sit at the foundation of modern nutrition guidanceHow to apply this framework in real life — without dieting, fear, or food rulesThis isn’t about trends. It’s about context, evolution, and learning how to eat in a way that supports long-term health, energy, and joy.🎙️ Tune in, rethink what you were taught, and decide for yourself what deserves to be at the base of your plate.

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