How to lose weight and stop overeating in 8 weeks without diets

The proven and simple food addiction recovery program that guides you step by step on a path to freedom from food and a negative image of yourself.

 

RESULTS:

  •  Weight loss
  •  Better relationship with food
  • Treat self-esteem and lack of self-confidence
  • Be part of a movement with people with the same goals
 

 

WHAT YOU WILL HAVE:

8 weeks of video per day
Introduction and strategy for the action plan
Tactics and practical tools to do it
Diet plan to lose weight
Participation in Master Mind groups
Find a friend to work with
Group coaching sessions on Zoom
Access to a private Facebook group

WHO IS IT FOR:

For you if you are overweight or if you have a food addiction
For you if you have tried many diets and had great results but always coming back from scratch every time, and with interest
You are tired of being addicted to food and you want a life where food has its space, but not too much
If you answer yes to one or more of these questions

QUIZ TO SEE YOUR FOOD DEPENDENCY LEVEL

  • I have done many diets and I have always lost weight but then I have always gained all the weight and also with the “interests”?
  • I worry a lot about what to eat, how can I lose weight, what new sport to start in order to finally reach my ideal weight?
  • Is there one or more types of food that gives me addiction, namely that when I have a bite I can’t stop and have to finish the package? Almost?
  • Do I feel the need to have a specific food sometimes and I have to have it at all costs, even though I know it hurts me and if I have promised several times that I would never eat it again?
  • Every now and then I find myself bingeing for no special reason, without hunger or anything else, eating large quantities of food that then make me sick?
  • Is my knowledge of diets, nutrition, psychology, etc. of a very high level and despite this I can’t stop in front of the refrigerator, except for short periods?
  • My weight and my relationship with food have a devastating, or at least very big, impact on the rest of my life and on my serenity in general. Has this problem also had an effect on my family or people around me, why does my suffering indirectly affect them too?
  • I am always looking for something to chew, drink etc in order to satisfy the “craving” for food.
  • I am able to achieve my goals in many other areas but when faced with food I cannot understand why I cannot stop and do what I know is good for me.

 

If you answered YES to up to 5 questions, your level is low-medium but for sure you could benefit from a program like Eat Peaceful to help you improve your relationship with food.

If you answered YES even up to 10 questions, your level is medium-high and Eating Peacefully will help you a lot in your recovery and in achieving your goals…