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NEW: Portion Distortion: Cancer Expert Joins Saranne
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- Aug 21, 2026
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Summary
Today on Beating Cancer Daily, Saranne brings listeners a lively and honest conversation about "portion distortion," that sneaky way our plates, meals, and snacks have gotten bigger without us even realizing it. With plenty of humor and real-life stories, Saranne and her expert guest make sense of why it’s so easy to lose track of what a healthy portion actually looks like, especially with today’s super-sized options everywhere you turn. Whether you are navigating life after cancer or just want to feel better in your body, this episode shares simple, eye-opening tricks for resetting your idea of "enough" food, making meals enjoyable, satisfying, and good for you. Instead of strict rules, listeners are invited to experience “portion enlightenment,” a friendlier, more realistic way to eat well. Jacqui Bryan is a functional medicine expert, whole health educator, certified health coach, nutrition specialist, and registered nurse with a personal history as a cancer survivor. She has spent years helping people rebuild their health after diagnosis and treatment, and she brings warmth, humor, and hands-on advice to everything she shares. Jacqui’s approach is all about feeling empowered, not restricted—and making changes that really work in daily life. "If our plates are getting bigger and our packages are getting larger and the restaurant culture is all calibrated to give us this abnormal sense of portion size, we need to reset that reference point without having to carry measuring cups every time we go to a restaurant." ~Jacqui Bryan Today on Beating Cancer Daily: · Notice how plate sizes and food portions have crept up over the years, making it harder to tell what’s right for you · Get clear on the difference between a serving size (on labels) and the portion you actually e…