In this video I answer a question about mental hunger and if you should respond to it? Why you get this mental hunger in the first place and how to get back to intuitive eating, eating when hungry, stopping when full. Article about hunger and fullness cues not being synchronized in recovery: http://bit.ly/2z5C0Cl
In this video I talk about emotional eating, what is my experience and research. Are you really “eating emotionally” or is there actually something else going on? And even if you are eating emotionally is this really a problem? Isabel Foxen Duke: http://isabelfoxenduke.com/my-ultimate-take-on-emotional-eating/
You cannot learn intuitive eating just from books or listen to someone else’s advice and experience. You have to actually DO IT and learn from it as you go, learn about your own body and following your own intuitive messages. One way to do it is to go through a trial and error process.
“Restricting, dieting, overexercising and calorie compensating is a recipe for a metabolic slow-down. Your metabolism is not “broken” or “damaged” but what has happened is that your metabolism has adapted to the low-calorie consumption to protect you from losing too much weight. It’s what the “starvation mode” is all about. It doesn’t mean one…
I have said many times in my videos that in order to fully recovery you must LET GO of your eating disorder. All the restrictive habits, behaviors and unhealthy mindsets that will only keep you stuck in the same old cycle. I admit this is much easier said than done…but I thought in this video…
Last week I had a conversation with a woman who is trying to practice intuitive eating and listening to her body. To eat when hungry, stop when full in order to restore a healthy relationship with food and eating. But she went to a party and after a meal she felt full but then came…
In this video, I share my experience what is the fastest way to get over your fear foods and cravings in recovery. I used to have so many fear foods and cravings – I came from orthorexia after all…but I learned what worked the best to end all my obsessions with foods. Hope you gonna…
Over the years you have repeated some kind of thoughts, behaviors and ED routines so many times that they become strongly wired in your brain and they form an automatic habit. But just as you can form new habits you can also DELETE old habits, the ones that do not serve you anymore. Your brain…
“But what if I do overeat? How come I won’t become overweight or obese by doing this? If I eat more I need to restrict or exercise to compensate! Otherwise, the excess calories will turn into fat and I will gain unnecessarily! Maybe these are some of the questions you may wonder about the eating…
If you are overweight before starting recovery do the same recovery guidelines still apply to you as well? Or should you eat less and exercise more? Calorie guidelines: https://www.edinstitute.org/blog/2011/9/14/i-need-how-many-calories
