Intuitive Eating

A Revolutionary Program That Works

Paperback, 304 pages

English language

Published Sept. 11, 2003 by St. Martin's Griffin.

ISBN:
978-0-312-32123-9
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OCLC Number:
52182565

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4 stars (1 review)

A recovery book for chronic dieters--a whole new way of eating and making peace with food. This book focuses on nurturing your body rather than on the biology of starvation, and encourages natural weight loss, helping you find the weight you were meant to be.

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4 stars

I've been aware of the concept for some years now but this is my first time actually reading (or rather listening to) this book and the practices from beginning to end.

While I feel the need to point out I don't necessarily agree with all of it, for one I think intuitive eating as a concept can be particularly difficult for neurodivergent people (part of a larger conversation), and that I feel I would have benefited more from this when I was younger and still deeply entrenched in diet culture, I still appreciate the idea of intuitive eating and definitely have a few positive takeaways.

I recommend it for people who are still stuck in the hopeless cycle of yo-yo dieting as part of a larger anti-diet education.

Subjects

  • Nutrition And Diet
  • Health & Fitness
  • Consumer Health
  • Health/Fitness
  • Diets - Weight Loss
  • Eating Disorders - General
  • Nutrition
  • Self-Help / Eating Disorders
  • Appetite
  • Body image
  • Psychological aspects
  • Weight loss

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