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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2022 · 33 MIN

Combatting the fear of re-gaining weight

from Hungry for Love: Lose Weight After Toxic Relationships · host Jillian Scott

While many women are curious when I talk about losing weight eating the foods they love, there’s also a sense of fear and anxiety that it won’t work for them and they’ll end up gaining the weight back again.    And I get it. I lived in this constant state of fear for over a decade.    I was either terrified of not losing the weight, or terrified of gaining it back again.    It was a lose-lose battle, full of fear, anxiety and so much unnecessary drama about food, my body, my weight and ultimately myself.    That’s why today I’m sharing:  Why the fear of re-gaining your weight feels so strong and prevalent.  The only 2 reasons you will ever gain weight (spoiler alert - it’s got nothing to do with the food).  Why we have such a death grip around our diet and food rules.  How to end the war with food and stop hating your body, once and for all.     When you’re ready to lose your weight for the last time AND EASILY MAINTAIN IT, without giving up your favorite foods, events, travel, or date nights, schedule your free consult and I’ll show you how.  www.bodyyoucrave.com/schedule

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