Intuitive Eating for Beginners: The Anti Diet Approach to Weight Loss and Disordered Eating

by Monica Harris

Are you looking for a way to eat what you love and still lose weight? Do you feel stuck in the world of dieting without seeing any results?

Restrictive dieting can be an unpleasant experience. For most of us, trying to lose weight feels like an emotional rollercoaster that never seems to end. We constantly find ourselves in a state of “yo-yo dieting” as we force ourselves to lose weight through unpleasant meals but only find the results to be temporary. Most of the time, this is caused by that little bad habit of disordered eating we picked up along the way.

Intuitive Eating for Beginners provides you with the necessary steps to heal your relationship with food and eliminate restrictive eating. You will no longer be struggling with emotional eating and feeling shame about your eating habits. You will learn how to break the cycle of disordered eating and learn how to trust your own body. Most of all, this book will teach you how to get “unstuck” from the toxic world of dieting.

In this book, you will



How to get started with intuitive eating The nine golden rules of intuitive eating to create lasting change The number one mindset to break free from the standards of the diet industry How to actively listen to your body How to break the cycle of emotional hunger once and for all How to recognize your body’s most important signals How to avoid self-judgment and finally make peace with your body How to use intuitive movement to exercise like never before Mouth watering recipes perfect for intuitive eating Bonus tips for intuitive eating while pregnant And so much more!

You won’t find this information anywhere else! Join thousands of others who have made to the choice to take back their power over eating and improve their health.

Check out this audiobook today to take advantage of this life-changing information!

107 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 20, 2020

Reviews

[Jamie Bee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Personal and Universal Look at Intuitive Eating

I've read this author's other book on binge eating and thought it was very well done. I'm pleased to say that this book is excellent as well and is the perfect adjunct to the other book. It also works for those who do not consider themselves to have problems with binge eating. As in the other book, the author comes across as someone who has worked through this on a personal level and continues to act based on the principles she’s discovered. She also comes across as very compassionate toward the reader who might struggle with different aspects of intuitive eating, like the inherent kindness that is part of it. We are so used to the diet and exercise industry blaming and shaming us, taking a tough stance and asking that we be hard on ourselves and critical of nearly everything we do and eat, that we may not at first feel able to be gentle with ourselves as we embark on a very different way of eating and thinking about food.

The author lays out the rules of intuitive eating over several chapters, covering the basics of where it came from and what it is. Further chapters look at reframing your mindset, dealing with emotional hunger, and making peace with your body. Then she branches out to intuitive exercise, offering a gradual way for those of us who might be sedentary. Although, not everyone can start by taking the stairs! After exercise, the author spends a little time discussing mindful eating, which can certainly help the intuitive approach. Then she gets down to brass tacks talking about meal planning, even including recipes. The last official chapter is on intuitive eating while pregnant, and she's also included a bonus chapter on how to teach your child mindful and intuitive eating. if you're tired of battling it out with food because of your weight or if you seek acceptance of who you are and what you look like despite what society seems to tell you, this book may very well help you on your path.

I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.

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[Elazar · Rating 3 out of 5]

It’s great for those who need to understand emotional eating. I found it lacking in the area I need: habit formation. I also understood a lot of it to be replacement “you musts”. For example, instead of working hard to compensate for cheat days, you MUST be kind to yourself and you MUST allow yourself to to make mistakes and take time to learn what works. While I understand the principle, the presentation of such things is equally important and that should be calm and kind, too.

[Zafar hasnain · Rating 5 out of 5]

Empowering

Intuitive Eating for Beginners is a breath of fresh air in the world of dieting. The book’s insights into recognizing emotional hunger and listening to your body’s signal are incredibly eye opening.

[JH · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very logical and helpful. I didn’t know how much new information I would learn from this book, and I was surprised to realize I learned a lot!

[Cesia Salazar · Rating 3 out of 5]

It’s a good summary about Intuitive Eating, but she doesn’t give credit to the authors of the movement.

[Terry · Rating 2 out of 5]

I didn’t really care for this book on Intuitive Eating. I prefer the one by Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch.