
Food Junkies
The Truth About Food Addiction
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Narrateur(s):
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Lisa Bunting
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Auteur(s):
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Vera Tarman
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Phil Werdell
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2016 Voice Arts Award Finalist
A fact-filled guide to coping with compulsive overeating problems by an experienced addiction doctor who draws on many patients' stories of recovery.
Overeating, binge eating, obesity, anorexia, and bulimia: Food Junkies tackles the complex, poorly understood issue of food addiction from the perspectives of a medical researcher and dozens of survivors. What exactly is food addiction? Is it possible to draw a hard line between indulging cravings for "comfort food" and engaging in substance abuse? For people struggling with food addictions, recognizing their condition - to say nothing of gaining support and advice - remains a frustrating battle.
Built around the experiences of people suffering and recovering from food addictions, Food Junkies offers practical information grounded in medical science, while putting a face to the problems of food addiction. It is meant to be a knowledgeable and friendly guide on the road to food serenity.
©2014 Vera Tarman with Philip Werdell (P)2016 Post Hypnotic Press Inc.Reader is engaging.
Very well done.
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I think I'm addicted to sugar!
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food addiction demystified
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Highly Recommend
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The hope really is in abstinence and believing that it will bring relief. I was chatting with my daughter who lives in another city about this and she became tearful at the thought of never eating regular pasta or sweet treats again...such an eye opener to me as a mother of her undeveloped value on her health, intellectually she got it, but emotionally it made her sad with feelings of depravation. At 25 obviously the focus is different and she hasn’t first hand knowledge of the consequences in store. She is now reading this book and told me she could see her own behaviors in the text.
What occurred to me last night as i walked home, was how important it is to recognize the need to pause, step outside of predictable behavior (getting frustrated with a difficult child, or giving into the craving and eating) and look closely at what’s behind the behaviour......craving, addiction etc..... I’m going to try to keep that imprint in my mind to call up when needed.
So much to think about.......invest in this book, you won’t regret it, it has changed me on the inside and helped me profoundly in my battle for control over craving and food.
Incredible Book - A MUST read!!! LIFE ALTERING!
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Great information
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Eye opener
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It has some groundbreaking ideas and others that just haven't been accepted yet by the medical profession, but it will be like before alcoholism was accepted as a disease. Obesity is just a symptom, just like being drunk is just a symptom. There's no point in trying to lose weight if you're eating the wrong things. Or, if there is actually something eating you. Each of us is completely unique and there is no one-size-fits-all diet. Emphatically, it is not a case of "moving more and eating less." And, you can't give up eating entirely as you can with alcohol. But there are specific foods and substances that are acting on you just as if they were drugs. It is actually not you choosing to eat foods that are wrong for you. The foods themselves influence your brain and make you choose them. Hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent by large companies to ensure that just this exact reaction is achieved.
Complete freedom is only achieved when you figure out what items are triggering you, how to find them in your foods, and get rid of them. But let me assure you... just as Tarman & Werdell say, this is not a moral issue and you are not a bad person because you are overweight, no matter what society says or how the media makes you feel.
Some of the things you'll read will sound like they are impossible to do, but they are not. They are, without question, a small price to pay for true peace of mind and actual happiness in this obesogenic world.
Still losing the battle of the bulge?
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This book change my life!!
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I am a 58 year old obese male with Type 2 diabetes and a food addict. I purge by fasting. I did not know or understand what bingeing ment or that I had an addiction. I just like to eat, I enjoy food, I enjoy the sensation of eating, full or not, I ENJOY EATING. I ate when depressed, I ate to console myself, I ate when I was angry, I ate to help me sleep, I ate I ate, but did not consider I was addicted or a binge eater until I read Food Junkies. Food Junkies woke me to issues I have yet to resolve from my childhood that carried me through to my adult life.
This past March, I began studying nutrition, liver and kidney functions, Cardio Vascular and Arterial Diseases, insulin resistance, and the science behind whole foods (Keto), in hopes of regaining my health and affirming I would not loose body parts from the Type 2 Diabetes.
I read and watched such experts in the field as Dr Jason Fung, a Nephrologist in Toronto and author of the Obesity Code, Dr Ken D. Berry, a Tennessee Doctor, an expert in the Keto world and the carnivore diet and author of "Lies My Doctor Told Me". Amy Berger, a Certified Nutrition Specialist who specializes in using low-carbohydrate and ketogenic nutrition to help people reclaim their vitality through eating delicious foods, and showing them that getting well doesn’t require starvation, deprivation, or living at the gym. Ivor Cummins, a Chemical Engineer working with Doctors and Nutritionist breaking down and bringing us the science on health and nutrition and so much more. There are so many more people I have not mentioned.
But I am not here for that. I needed you to know where I have been and why I ended up here.
I have studied and will continue to do so for years to come to understand what is needed to be healthy. I am here because with all that knowledge, I was still failing and struggling mentally to cope with losing weight, that is until I read Food Junkies.
This book is the psychological understanding I needed to match with the science I am learning. Food Junkies helped me understand that there were reasons behind my eating habits and that I can begin to break down the triggers I have used for years to say: I have eaten this much much might as well eat more. I am now looking for those triggers and working on recognizing them for what they are.
I am nowhere close to being who I wish to be physically or mentally, but I am closer than I have been in months.. years with this new knowledge form Dr Vera Tarman. I cannot thank her enough for what this has meant to me.
I began this journey at 360+ lbs (163 Kilograms, 25.7 Stone) and am currently at 285 lbs (129 Kilograms, 20.3 Stone), I now have the information to continue on my health journey and keep my sanity in check, and I do mean that as the book also explains the dark side what can happen.
I am so grateful to Dr Vera Tarman and Philip Werdell,
Thank you.
Sanity Returned
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