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Keep a Daily Diary of Food Intake - You Are What You EAT by franklinb Posted Thu 17 Mar 2011 7:38pm If you are what you eat, most people in America ought to be having an identity crisis. That's because most people really have no idea what they're actually eating every day. Research shows that most people have an idea about what they're eating that is quite a bit off from the reality about what they're eating. So one of the most effective Read on »

High Raw Food Intake - Weekend Eats - Pregnancy Food Journal by Kristen S. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 17 May 2010 4:42am I had a weekend full of delicious and simple foods. What did you have? FRIDAY Sun Warrior Protein Shake (just water and protein powder) 2 cups organic Creamy Blueberry Hemp Shake 1/3 of an organic pineapple 1/2 organic dark chocolate bar - not raw organic gluten-free toast with hummus ( Julian's Bakery ) - not raw 1/3 of an organic pin ... Read on »

Today There Are Not Only Famous People With Eating Disorders by Lucy J. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 18 Sep 2009 10:00pm Today there are many famous people with eating disorders. Yet when it comes to talking about anorexia one name that is clearly associated with this particular eating disorder is the name of Karen Carpenter. Read on »

WHY DO PEOPLE TELL YOU WHAT TO EAT? Why do we try to tell others what to eat? by PrettySmartOne .. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 22 Jun 2009 10:29pm be a personal choice. Unfortunately, many people seem to think that their choices should be the choices of all (shades of dictatorship, according to me). Do we want people to tell us... treat any person in your household. If that is attractive to them, they will ask you about it. This works for me in my evangelical requirement to witness to other people. I live Read on »

Campbell: People Aren't Just Eating Too Much, They're Eating 'Too Many Carbohydrates' by Jimmy M. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Fri 12 Sep 2008 3:42am burning fat, it starts conserving it—just in case of starvation. This is one of the main reasons for America’s growing obesity problem. Because most people’s diets are excessively.... Interestingly, there were minuscule changes in the intake of protein and fat. (In fact, fat intake decreased in men.) So sure, people are eating too much. But they’re eating too many Read on »

Eating Problems for the Alzheimers and Dementia Patients by Mom-n-Me Posted Mon 27 Sep 2010 8:21pm food groups every day. It sounds good but it isn’t always easy when you’re a caregiver for an Alzheimer’s or Dementia patient. A variety of things can cause eating problems for the person suffering with a dementing illness. Some problems are a direct result of memory-loss but others can be caused by personality and behavioral changes in the person Read on »

Early Trauma and Eating Problems by eatnormalnow Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 20 Dec 2010 8:54am . The truth is that you may have more problems than the next person and that taking good care of yourself is harder for you than for people who had more functional childhoods. So, now... and 300% higher than the rate reported by men. In fact, for these people, overeating and obesity weren’t the central problems, but attempted solutions.” This research was followed Read on »

If You Didn't Have An Eating Problem... by eatnormalnow Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 11 Oct 2010 5:37am People seek me out because they have eating problems—overeating, undereating, binge-eating, or some combination. Or they want help lowering their weight. Most clients...’t have eating problems, they’d still lack critical life skills to enjoy a better life. I know that dysfunctional eating habits are what you’re focused on changing. But, think Read on »

Eating Problem, Weight Issues, Diets Fail: Am I Still the Same Girl I Once Was? by MariasLastDiet.com Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Mon 07 Feb 2011 7:17am of my eating problem and weight issues, I am not far from the girl I was then. I seem to be doing the same old things, over and over, and staying with these weight-loss problems... know has a tale of woe like this. But I’m getting pretty sick of it. I am much more of a thinking person now, a much more successful person all around. But the fact that I’m Read on »

Feminism and Eating Problems by eatnormalnow Healthy Living Professional

Posted Sun 14 Sep 2008 3:11pm One of the things you must do to recover from an eating problem or disorder is to establish or take back power over your body. It is yours and no one else’s—not your mother... health and well-being. As I read it, I realized how being a Feminist could help women overcome eating and weight problems. Feminism is defined as “belief in the social Read on »