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"Don't eat all of that sugary food..."
"...You'll gain weight" 🚫
Wrong
Body negative
You need way more calories than a slice of cake to gain even one pound
"...You'll get sick" ✔
Correct
Sugar is good but if you eat too much you get stummy ache :(
Better when eaten in moderation anyway
Prioritizes listening to your body
"...Without me" 👀
Secret third option?
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Eating all that sugary food with someone you love reduces chance of Illness
eat something proper today. not as a reward or a punishment, just because your body is doing a lot of work and it runs on actual fuel
People's fear of eating is intense. I work with an older woman who is constantly dieting "for her health", and at least once a day if not more, she bemoans wanting to eat things.
"I can't make corned beef for St. Patrick's day, or I'll eat all of it."
"I can't have chocolates in the house, because I'll eat them."
I am so sick of hearing this from multiple coworkers and friends every day or every week. This fear of food, and fear of eating. Fear of hunger that is a perfectly natural and unavoidable and enjoyable part of being human. Fearing your body's natural hunger is a sad thing. I used to live under that fear all day. I am so very glad I'm not afraid of eating things I want to eat any longer.
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I am SO SICK of seeing people on the internet bashing intuitive eating and saying shit like “if I ate what my body wanted I’d be so fat” “if I listened to my body I’d eat 4000 calories a day” “if I let myself eat whatever I wanted I’d eat an entire chocolate cake in one sitting”
Ok go do it. Go eat 4000 calories. Go eat an entire chocolate cake in one sitting. How does your body feel after that? If it feels like shit then you didn’t listen to your body, you listened to your brain and ignored your hunger cues which is not intuitive eating. If it feels good then you’ve probably been restricting your food intake for so long that your body is desperate for it. Or your body might simply need that much food, which is okay.
Also those comments way oversimplify intuitive eating. It isn’t about eating whatever your brain wants, it’s about listening to your body and trusting what it says. And usually, your body will tell you to eat nutritious foods when you are hungry, and to stop when you are full. And sometimes it will tell you to eat chocolate cake, because that will not kill you.
I know intuitive eating is not for everyone, but I’m so tired of people misunderstanding and simplifying it. Even my description of intuitive eating was a simplification of a more complex and flexible eating plan. But I think that we all need to stop seeing our bodies as these evil forces that will compel us to get fat and unhealthy. In most cases, our bodies are wise and self-regulating, and I think that’s pretty miraculous.
idk who needs to hear it but it's not normal to feel guilt about eating food.
you need food to live. your body needs calories to function. not enough calories is bad for your body, bad for your organs, bad for your heart.
eating food is important. food is not a morality test and people who make you feel like it is are way overstepping.
Everyone knows it's that time of year when many people feel compelled to set goals to alter their body and restrict their food. The pressure to be thin is everywhere---it's the water we swim in. If you want to take care of your body, I hope this is the year you learn more about weight-neutral approaches to health! The Health At Every Size movement and books by fat activist Aubrey Gordon are great places to start!