“For every diet there is an equal and opposite binge.” —Geneen Roth Most emotional eaters or binge eaters get to a point where their old faithful quick-fix—dieting—stops working.… read
“For every diet there is an equal and opposite binge.” —Geneen Roth Most emotional eaters or binge eaters get to a point where their old faithful quick-fix—dieting—stops working.… read
For me in the past, sometimes the immediate feelings of a binge are something that can be distracted away until I can then later calmly figure out what… read
When I was in my diet/binge mindset (from the ages of 15 to 25 or so), I thought there was one right way to eat. I believed down… read
Cynthia Bulik, Ph.D., author of the first book we’re reading in the HealthyGirl.org Book Club is sending over some free copies! I think we’ll have about eight to… read
This 20-year-old HealthyGirl.org reader asked me something all overweight overeaters have wondered at one time or another: Can I lose weight and get better at the same time?… read
Hey guys! A couple HG updates: Crave: Why You Binge Eat and How To Stop won the poll for our first HealthyGirl.org Book Club pick. We’ll start officially… read
Even though my mom was always naturally slim, she kept her share of calorie counting books around the house. And she used to go on weird juicing kicks—or… read
Week before last, I posted some tips on how to say no to food offered or given to you that you don’t want to eat. I mentioned that… read
I so used to. My favorite thing to tell myself after a binge—or even just a small misstep—was, “Screw it. I already messed up anyway, so why not… read
@hlthygrl: FOOD-SANITY TIP OF THE DAY: You don’t have to eat or drink something because someone was nice enough to give it to/make it for you.