Food Addiction

Overcome Sugar Bingeing, Overeating on Junk Food & Night Eating Syndrome

De: Anthea Peries

Narrado por: Sangita Chauhan

This bumper book contains two books in one. The titles are as follows:

Food Addiction: Overcoming Your Addiction to Sugar, Junk Food, and Binge Eating

You know how overeating can become a great problem, but before you venture on yet another weight-loss fad diet, try addressing the problem at the root cause first. If you or someone who struggles with overeating, binge eating on unhealthy and junk foods, or feel addicted to sugar, this book is for you. If you or a friend or a family member trying to understand food addiction and how you can help be supportive for those you love, this book is for you too.

Food Addiction: Why You Eat To Fall Asleep and How to Overcome Night Eating Syndrome

If you want to learn more about food addiction and night eating disorder, but you are not sure where to start, then this is the book you have been waiting for. There are many misconceptions about food addiction and eating disorders, and the best way to receive an unbiased and educational standpoint is by listening to this book. Eating disorders is not a new topic, but this is a topic that is often misunderstood. Some people think stopping a food addiction is just as easy as stopping cold turkey that day. There is so much more mentally and physically that goes into a food addiction, and inside this book is information about symptoms, causes, and treatments of night eating syndrome. It is not just about hormone imbalances. You will find this information valuable if you think you have this problem, if you know someone who has this problem, or if you just want to further educate yourself on this topic. You never know when you will have a friend, coworker, or family member admit to or show signs of an eating disorder, and listening to this book can prepare you on how to deal with it.

©2017 Anthea Peries (P)2017 Anthea Peries

Useless and redundantly boring and pedantic

There is no helpful information on the disorder to actually learn about it and/or do anything about a food addiction. The topic is covered in a general way with none of the scientific, scholarly or psychological information I hoped to learn. It felt more like listening to a droning general review of what the issue is and why it occurs. It was grueling to listen to and I kept waiting for something helpful but there is nothing to learn here or no advise to be culled from the long winded diatribe …she even says point blank ‘I can’t give advice.’ Then she patronizingly explains that one can ‘go to a therapist, go to support meetings’ or ‘learn about cognitive behavioral modification’. All good starting topics IF she then expounded in a detailed manner on these modalities but she didn’t and worse there was absolutely zero mentioned in later chapters or any references given. Be prepared to hear diet tips everyone already knows about eating too much sugar and how that is a part of it but that’s as far as she goes. And she explains why people eat too much (depression, boredom, bad day) but that is common sense stuff and it stops there. I decided to listen to her other more specific topic books on Night Eating and another I couldn’t even get through just to see if this was the running theme on this writer. Sadly, is the case with all of her books. General info that is redundant and pedantic. I’m very disappointed.