She "Effortlessly" Lost 66 Pounds and Stopped Binge Eating by Doing These 3 Things
Do you have a history of binge eating that is preventing you from losing weight and keeping it off? One expert claims she knows how to break the cycle. Sheri is a food and relationship coach and binge-eating expert who uses her own personal experience – including a 66-pound weight loss journey – to help and inspire others to do the same. In one of her posts, she discusses her history of weight loss struggles, explaining how she finally healed her relationship with food so she could lose weight. "I finally lost the weight (effortlessly, I might add!)," she writes.
Many People Approach Binge Eating From the Wrong Angle
According to Sheri, many people have the binge eating situation all wrong. They think that healing their "relationship with food" involves giving up their body goals, gaining weight, and "Needing to eat donuts and pastries every day," she writes. "I mean, you CAN, but you don't have to do this!"
Here Is the Right Angle
She maintains that "healing your relationship with food and your body actually looks like" the following.
- No longer binge and emotionally eating
- Feeling calm and in control of your choices
- Eating healthily and peacefully
- Making food decisions from a place of love, not hate
- Knowing how to say 'no' without feeling restricted.
Healthy Eating Habits
It starts with healthy eating habits. "Having the right food approach," is key, Sheri writes. This is a "combination of knowing your numbers + intuitive eating principles," she maintains.
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Stronger Mindset
It also involves mentally refocusing. "Creating a stronger mindset" is the second thing you need to do. Why? "So that we no longer lose our sense of discipline when we lose motivation!" she says.
Resilience
Her third habit is also mental. "Building deep emotional resilience," is key, says Sheri. Why? "So we no longer stress or boredom eat when we feel lonely on a Saturday night!" she writes.
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You Will Become a Healthier and Happier Version of Yourself
"Are you in to finally get out of your own way and achieve your goals?" she writes, listing the many non-weight related benefits.
- No more self-sabotage
- No more binging
- No more overanalyzing calories
- No more restricting
- No more excessive cardio.
Binging Has More to Do with Feelings Than Food
In another post, she explains that binging has less to do with food than your mental health. "You're not binging because of your food obsession," she writes. The food has 5% to do with why you keep binging. 95% of the reason you're binging is because of this," she says. "You binge because you want to feel something OR Because you don't want to feel something."
People Often Eat Because of the Stress
"So what do you keep doing?" she continues. "You keep turning to food when you get home from work, the kids are tugging on your clothes, and you have a pile of laundry the size of Mount Everest that you wish your partner would take care of for once" and "You want to relax and numb out for 5 minutes."
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You Need to Prioritize Yourself
"You know you deserve some peace and quiet, and you use food to help yourself get this.
But then this happens… (every single time!)," she says. You go to bed frustrated again that you didn't stick to your calories. Annoyed once more than other people and situations made you do something that was actually something that you did NOT want to do at all! Bab,e let me be honest. You need to stop focusing on everyone else. You need to learn how to build up a stronger mindset and deal with your emotions of stress and overwhelm so that they stop leaking out into your food decisions. If you don't, the truth is, the same outcomes are going to keep happening Binge 🔁Binge 🔁Binge 🔁Binge 🔁Binge," she writes. And if you enjoyed this article, take advantage of these 15 Quick Ways to Lose Body Fat Percentage in a Week.