Terry McGuire

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1,989 appearances 15 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 3 Sep

Terry McGuire’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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RECOVERable: Mental Health and Addiction Experts Answer Your Questions · Orthorexia: What It Is, the Signs, and How It's Treated · 27 Aug 2026 podcast

Is that a moral component to eating? voice-verified

Eating foods farm to table, you know, it that sounds really healthy. voice-verified

No chemicals, no hormones, none of the things that are out there that probably are not good for us. voice-verified

So where does it go off the reels? voice-verified

We'll get into it all more. voice-verified

So why don't we hear about orthorexia as much as we hear about things like bulimia, anorexia, binge eating? voice-verified

Is the fact that it's based on the healthiest foods part of the problem with diagnosing it? voice-verified

Because it'd be so easy to say, Look what I'm doing. voice-verified

You know, how could this be wrong? voice-verified

So it kind of sounds like you're saying without bad, and I think that somebody with orthorexy would see any processed food as bad. voice-verified

I can't say I'm wild about them, that without bad foods there's an imbalance. voice-verified

I mean, what what what's wrong with eating pure foods that makes it part of an eating disorder? voice-verified

So it's not that eating the purest, healthiest foods is bad. voice-verified

It's that being part of a pattern that is unhealthy and leads down, as you called it, a slippery slope. voice-verified

So you brought up anorexia. voice-verified

What is the difference between orthorexia and anorexia? voice-verified

Because they even kind of sound alike. voice-verified

So how do you treat something if it's a part of someone's core values and beliefs as opposed to something that can be seen as, well, obviously that's not healthy. voice-verified

Does that complicate it? voice-verified

When you say cut out whole categories, so somebody might say sugars are bad, carbs are bad, meat is bad, and so it ends up being, as other eating disorders are, highly restrictive and you're not having the physical needs of your body met. voice-verified

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