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When was the last time you felt guilty because you ate a favorite dessert or meal? Have you ever wondered why feeling guilty after eating our favorite foods, or any food, is even an optional response?
When did you last use a workout as punishment, perhaps for overindulging or missing several workouts? Have you ever done a workout to “earn” the right to eat a favorite treat or to “atone” for “blowing your diet”?
Have you ever attached your self-worth to the number you saw on the bathroom scale, or had your day ruined by it?
A better question is, why do we do these unhelpful things? Why do we value ourselves by some arbitrary number? Why do we follow rigid diets that can create a fear of food? Why do we allow health and fitness, something that is supposed to make us feel great about ourselves and improve our quality of life, be a continuous source of frustration that leaves us feeling less than?
Enough is enough.
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