It's been 6 years since then and I still struggle with my eating but the highest I've ever reached is 180 and I usually hover around 160 and (at over 5'7) I feel pretty comfortable at that weight. At 32 years old, I set out on a mission to conquer my weight once and for all. When I became pregnant at 30, I completely lost control of my eating and weighed 299 the day I gave birth. In my 20's, I hovered around 220 pounds, once getting as high as 255 and as low as 199. I definitely have "food issues" and have always struggled with almost constant hunger (some for mental reasons but some are most definitely just physical). A short background on me: I am 38 years old and started struggling with my weight 30 years ago.
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment? What do you think the narrator could have done better? Has Intuitive Eating turned you off from other books in this genre? What disappointed you about Intuitive Eating? "Being an Intuitive Eater is about allowing your body, psyche, and spirit to work in harmony for the same goal." With Intuitive Eating, you can finally end your battle with body image, renew the healthy relationship with food with which you were born, and reach the healthy weight that is right for you. "Diets rely on 'willpower' to try to forcefully control your body and eating habits," Resch and Tribole explain. Honoring your body through physical movement, lifestyle, and self-respect.Discovering the Satisfaction Factor to build a sensual and mindful relationship with food.Deciphering your body's physical and emotional hunger signals.
Find Your Intuitive Eater Within - and Never Diet Again
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