AboutCari Corbet-Owen Expertise I'm happy to answer questions about self-acceptance and losing weight naturally. I'll answer questions about the psychology of eating, enjoying exercising and so on. I am not a dietician and so won't answer any food-related questions.
Experience 2 decades of studying medical and psychological journals and given Mind over Fatter workshops internationally. Written two books, The Joy-Filled Body: Eat! Play! Love and Live (available only from ditch-diets-live-light.com) and The Mind over Fatter program.
Organizations Have been the psychologist to SANEP (The South African Nutrion Experts Panel), and on the team of experts of both the South African Journal of Natural Medicine and Shape magazine.
Publications Shape, Glamour, Readers digest, O, Men's Health and many many others
Education/Credentials Clinical psychologist
Awards and Honors O magazine (S.African) published an excerpt of my book. Been nominated twice for the S.African businesswomen of the Year in 2006 and 2007 in the health category.
Question Hello
i am very changing mood type person i was obey in my past and i have done lot of activities to reduce the weight and lost also
but i am also fond of eating food
the problem is whenever i lose my weight after gaining i always gained again .
and right now i am in gaining stage
whatever i have lose from that almost 30 -40 % i have gained again
and that is because i like food to have new test
at the time of losing weight i am always controlled but after that in maintaining stage i am not able too control and meanwhile i also stop doing exersice.
please tell how can i control my habit of eating testy food more and more and how should i maintain my weight?>
regards
ronak
Answer Hi Ronak
It may suprise you to know that your love of eating is NOT the problem, it's dieting and trying to live a life of restriction and deprivation that leads to the exact pattern you are describing. I've written about this at http://www.ditch-diets-live-light.com/diets-dont-work.html and you can also find more at the ditch-diets-live-light.com home page. What I've learned over time is that I always thought my weight problem were because I loved food and eating, but the real truth was that I never really allowed myself to eat with enjoyment. Now that I've learned the art of happy eating (you can find out more about that at http://www.ditch-diets-live-light.com/happy-eating.html) and intuitive eating (http://www.ditch-diets-live-light.com/intuitive-eating.html), I've learned how to enjoy eating and to eat without fear and guilt and the most amazing thing is that slowly, over time, all without dieting the weight has just peeled off.
