Comments on: Intuitive Eating Case Study: My Last Three Meals

By: Jennifer Pereira RD CSCS

Jennifer Pereira RD CSCS — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 04:36:26 +0000

Kate Harding is the epitome of body-loving-and-being-normal-with-food-ness I guide all my clients toward. Wow–everytime I read your writing, I’m blown away. I am going to start passing out your book like candy! Love it, love you! You are a gem–thanks for sharing real beauty and truth with the world.

By: Hälsa är mer än en siffra » Blog Archive » Vad är intuitive eating?

Hälsa är mer än en siffra » Blog Archive » Vad är intuitive eating? — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 12:53:16 +0000

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By: i-geek

i-geek — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 15:05:41 +0000

Old thread, but I wanted to put in another plug for Intuitive Eating. Sure, it’s a little irritating to me that for about two days now, all I’ve wanted to eat was my approximate body weight in Bing cherries. I’m not sure what nutritional deficiency I’m working on there. But understanding that the craving probably signals something is extremely helpful. It’s also nice to know that eating a big pile of cherries is okay, as long as I balance it out later with other stuff. Everything in moderation. :)

It was also interesting to watch my husband, after a vacation week of eating deep fried meat and potato meals (his choice), practically beg for a spinach dinner salad and then complain that he wanted more spinach and less chicken on said salad. He was perplexed and more than a little weirded out by this craving. I told him “welcome to intuitive eating”.

By: Kelly

Kelly — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 05:41:21 +0000

I am having a wonderful time with Intuitive Eating – for myself and my kiddos – and I have your site to thank. So, thank you.

I am also super-glad not to have gone through TOO much food drama / food “morality”. I had one parent who did this shit, one parent who didn’t, and I take after the latter. Thank goodness.

By: Franzeska

Franzeska — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 18:57:11 +0000

All trolling and exaggerations aside, I have this very strong sense memory of being about 8 and sitting on the counter at a rental house while everyone else was out skiing and eating a stick of margarine. I was peeling it like a banana and reflecting on the curious fact that I’d been able to eat sticks of butter like this only a couple of years before, but now they revolted me. (I have no independent memory of eating butter like that, just this memory of remembering at the time that I had.) I guess the margarine had more flavor. These days, I can still eat a block of cream cheese like that, but I can’t imagine eating straight butter or margarine. (Eww! I’m grossing myself out just thinking about it.) I’m really glad that no one ever caught me doing that or I’d probably have had to listen to a long lecture about how my natural food preferences were evil and a sign of emotional disturbance. Though, actually, I may have told my parents about it at the time… hmm… I guess they didn’t freak out or I would remember it more clearly.

Personally, I just figure it was freakin’ cold in the rental place and I hadn’t eaten anything all day.

By: a post about food. « Sara Speaking

a post about food. « Sara Speaking — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 07:45:30 +0000

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By: formulating a plan, yo. « Jasie VanGesen

formulating a plan, yo. « Jasie VanGesen — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 19:40:39 +0000

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By: Intent vs. Impact « All My Jiggly Bits

Intent vs. Impact « All My Jiggly Bits — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 04:26:27 +0000

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By: julietjames

julietjames — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 17:29:01 +0000

A) I could’ve written this post, and am, in fact, planning one rather similar to it. Seriously, I do the same thing with menus. Focus on what I really, really want and then have guilt, either over the price or fat content or often both and many times I submit to that guilt and regret the decision for the rest of the meal. I’m getting better, though.

B) I only hope that someday I can get 188 comments on a post that’s a month old. Geesh. You’re awesome.

By: Mindful Eating/Intuitive Eating Case Studies. . . .

Mindful Eating/Intuitive Eating Case Studies. . . . — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 14:31:33 +0000

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