Not
a Weight Problem,
Rather an Eating
Problem
Dieter Susie discovered that 35 unwanted pounds
had attached themselves
to her once slim
body. So, Dieter
Susie went on a
diet for her weight
problem.
Three
months later, Dieter
Susie had returned
to her old slim
self. Her
weight problem was
suddenly solved.
Then
three weeks later,
she discovered that
10 of the 35 pounds
that she had lost
had returned to
her body. Sigh.
Dieter Susie
has a weight problem
again!
But
wait. Does
Susie really have
a weight problem
OR an eating problem?
Like
many of us, Susie
has an eating problem.
If she could
solve her eating
problem, she wouldn't
have any concerns
about her weight.
But
what encompasses
an eating problem?
Is Susie just
void of willpower?
No - not at
all! Willpower
has little to do
with Susie's eating
problem. Sure,
it may be part of
the problem, but
the eating problem
may also be bolstered
with the following:
Susie's
'Full Button' may
have a glitch. She
may not know when
she is full, so
she continues eating
until she becomes
stuffed. possible
solutions
Susie may have a
passion for high
calorie, high fat
foods. It only takes
a few nibbles for
calories to mount
onto those hips
and thighs.
possible
solutions
Susie's
eating schedule
may be fueling her
eating problem.
possible
solutions
Susie's
day may be filled
with high calorie
beverages that are
notorious for packing
on pounds. possible
solutions
Susie may be so
tired and exhausted
that her diet is
breathing in the
deadly fumes of
evil weight gain.
possible
solutions
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