This
is not another “diet book.” Rather, it is a thought provoking
journey of self discovery. Bowdoin takes us through her struggles
and her insights in her relationship to food.
I
appreciate many of the areas she covers. She helps us understand our
mindset toward food and toward a healthy life style. She writes about
weighing and exercise. She helps us identify mental blocks, such as
expecting food to entertain us. She suggests journaling to understand
our feelings toward food, our self talk, when and why we eat, etc.
She suggests this will help reveal patterns and habits. She did it
for 50 days and suggests we do the same. She provides space at the
back of the book for doing so, giving weekly questions to help us
learn from our journal.
I
like that Bowdoin is very realistic. She suggests eating in
moderation, even allowing a few bites of foods we crave. She also
allows eating more at special events but with understanding that the
occasion warrants it.
This
is a good book for readers looking to understand their relationship
with food. You'll find insights, penetrating questions, and good
suggestions for people who over eat for a variety of reasons. Reading
this book and using the journal section will help you on your way to
healthier living.
My
rating: 4/5 stars.
Shellie
Bowdoin lives in Asia with her husband. She has two adult children.
Find
Your Weigh
is her first book. You can find out more at
https://thefabjourney.com/
.
Source
Publishing, 238 pages. This book will release in January, 2020.
I
received a complimentary digital copy of this book from the author.
My comments are an independent and honest review.
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